Reflections Of Eden by Birute Galdikas

"Reflections of Eden" is a captivating memoir by a pioneering primatologist who delves into her immersive experiences studying orangutans in the remote rainforests of Borneo. The book chronicles her profound journey, beginning as a young researcher inspired by Louis Leakey and evolving into one of the world’s leading authorities on orangutans. Through her vivid narrative, the author shares the challenges and triumphs of her fieldwork, her deepening understanding of orangutans, and her relentless efforts in conservation. The memoir not only highlights scientific discoveries but also explores the emotional and ethical complexities of her life’s work in the context of the environmental and cultural pressures impacting the region.

The 6998th greatest book of all time


Published
1995
Nationality
Canadian
Type
Nonfiction
Pages
418
Words
Unknown
Original Language
English

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