The Panama Canal Review 1979
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When ecologists speak of endangered species, we think — if we think at all — that they are talking about exotic creatures that inhabit forbidding jungles we dare not enter.
The key to understanding is to remember the animals we are in- timately familiar with, the creatures of the wild that come so timidly into man's territory: deer that emerge at the forest edge at dusk to search for food, then flee back into jungle hiding places at the approach of a car; a family of neques we pause to watch — ...but too late, the mother has been warned. She bristles, looks right and left, and with her offspring, scampers back into the forest; the armadillo we come upon on an evening walk; an iguana lazing in the sun on our door- step; the hummingbird flitting from flower to flower outside our office window; birds of many colors and kinds we toss bread to.
These animals and birds we know and enjoy are some of the very ones ecologists are worrying about when they warn of the need for conservation and preservation of Canal Zone forest areas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When ecologists speak of endangered species, we think — if we think at all — that they are talking about exotic creatures that inhabit forbidding jungles we dare not enter.
The key to understanding is to remember the animals we are in- timately familiar with, the creatures of the wild that come so timidly into man's territory: deer that emerge at the forest edge at dusk to search for food, then flee back into jungle hiding places at the approach of a car; a family of neques we pause to watch — ...but too late, the mother has been warned. She bristles, looks right and left, and with her offspring, scampers back into the forest; the armadillo we come upon on an evening walk; an iguana lazing in the sun on our door- step; the hummingbird flitting from flower to flower outside our office window; birds of many colors and kinds we toss bread to.
These animals and birds we know and enjoy are some of the very ones ecologists are worrying about when they warn of the need for conservation and preservation of Canal Zone forest areas.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 1979?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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