An Interactive Introduction to Conservation Biology
Siti Fatimah Md. Isa
A short open textbook on the basics of conservation biology, from how much biodiversity exists to habitat loss, invasions, restoration and protected areas. Includes quizzes and a glossary to check your understanding.
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