Author: Erach Bharucha
Place: Ahmedabad
Publisher: Mapping Publishing Pvt Ltd
Year: 2006
Volume: Vol- I of III
Pages: 365
Source: Received from Cyrus Guzder
Keyword: Biodiversity, Natural Heritage, Conservation
Shelf: C6R1
Accession No: B1656
Contents: 1- Humankind and the Web of Life 2- The Nature of the Indian Wilderness 3- India’s Floral Heritage 4- India’s Rich Faunal Heritage
Abstract: *Wonders of the Indian Wilderness* (Volume 1) by Erach Bharucha explores India’s exceptional biodiversity, highlighting its rich ecosystems and the urgent need for conservation. The book details interdependent plant and animal species across varied habitats, emphasizing their ecological connections. Featuring over 1,100 stunning photographs, it spans from the Himalayas to the Andaman Islands. Highlights include three eight-page foldouts: a timeline of Earth’s evolution, a map of India’s biogeographic zones, and a floral showcase. Through vivid imagery and detailed narrative, Bharucha presents a compelling case for preserving India’s natural heritage, appealing to both nature enthusiasts and conservation professionals.