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Wolf: Culture, Nature, Heritage

Contributor(s): Convery, Ian (Editor), Nevin, Owen (Editor), Van Maanen, Erwin Van (Editor), Davis, Peter (Editor), Lloyd, Karen (Editor), Addyman, Marie (Contribution by), Alexander, Cheryl (Contribution by), Appleby, Robert G (Contribution by), Beyers, Rene (Contribution by), Blackshaw-Crosby, Elsie (Contribution by), Boitani, Luigi (Contribution by), Borelli, Jean-Luc (Contribution by), Bradshaw, Penny (Contribution by), Brady, Deborah (Contribution by), Brewitt, Peter (Contribution by), Brückner, James (Contribution by), Bruggink, John G (Contribution by), Bump, Joseph K (Contribution by), Campbell, Cameron R (Contribution by), Cairns, Kylie M (Contribution by), Clark-Wolf, Tj (Contribution by), Cowie, Helen (Contribution by), Drenthen, Martin (Contribution by), Dykes, Nigel (Contribution by), Figari, Helene (Contribution by), Fisher, Mark (Contribution by), Funk, Holger (Contribution by), Gable, Thomas D (Contribution by), Giles, Lawson (Contribution by), Hayes, Tracy (Contribution by), Homkes, Austin T (Contribution by), Johnson-Bice, Sean (Contribution by), Landry, Jean-Marc (Contribution by), Lenders, Rob (Contribution by), Marshall, Elizabeth (Contribution by), McPhie, Jamie (Contribution by), Monzón, Javier D (Contribution by), Moriceau, Jean-Marc (Contribution by), Powici, Chris (Contribution by), Raye, Lee (Contribution by), Schofield, Lee (Contribution by), Skogen, Ketil (Contribution by), Sleightholme, Stephen R (Contribution by), Smith, Bradley P (Contribution by), Williams, Robert (Contribution by), Windels, Steve K (Contribution by), Van Uitert, Marielle (Contribution by)

ISBN: 9781837650156

Publisher: Boydell Press

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Pub Date: July 18, 2023

LCCN: 2023302602

Lexile Code: 0000

Features: Illustrated, Index

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 1.00" H x 9.60" L x 6.70" W ( 2.10 lbs) 434 pages

Series: Heritage Matters

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Description: New insights into the changing human attitudes towards wild nature through the depiction of wolves in human culture and heritage.

Brief description: IAN CONVERY is Professor of Environment & Society at the University of Cumbria. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and is a director of the Lifescapes Project conservation charity.

Review Quotes: A fascinating exploration of the many facets of our relationship with the grey wolf.-- "ARCHIVES OF NATURAL HISTORY"

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