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| #4738441 in Books | Stacey International | 2012-11-12 | 2012-11-12 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 7.70 x.90 x5.10l,.60 | File type: PDF | 240 pages | ||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Adventure Missives, Travel Memoirs and Environmental Dispatches from the Frontline|By Erich Hoyt|Where the Wild Things Were stands up as a solid collection of pieces from diverse sources -- most originally published in the Guardian, Telegraph, Times and Independent, but there are some odd sources such as Open Democracy Russia website and Harper's Bazaar. Stanley Johnson is a go|About the Author|Stanley Johnson, a former MEP, has worked in the European Commission as Head of the Prevention of Pollution division, has been a trustee of the Earthwatch Institute and is currently Chairman of the Gorilla Organisation and an Ambassador for the
In this volume of collected travel and environmental journalism, Stanley travels from Exmoor to Ecuador, India to Istanbul, and across many other routes. He is charged at by mountain gorillas, encounters pandas, tigers, blue-footed boobies and the elusive blue whale. Dauntless, he climbs Kilimanjaro, catches cold at the Glastonbury festival, tracks down his ancestors in Turkey and meets legendary environmentalists such as Jane Goodall. Behind the infectious Johnson humor...
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