Andersen Reidar (58 results)
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Published by Ecology, 1992
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Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good. Vol 73, No 2, pp. 542-550, Illus, 4to, Extracted from orig vol, begins with title page, trimmed & stapled, thus is like a pamphlet, VG.
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Paperback. Condition: New. The Long Journey by Reidar Andersen and Olav Strand is a compelling exploration of the deep ecological and evolutionary relationship between humans and reindeer, tracing their interconnected history from the Palaeolithic Ice Age to the present day. This thought-provoking work blends archaeology, climat…e science, and environmental history to reveal how both species migrated across continents and ultimately became mutually dependent across Arctic and sub-Arctic regions.The book follows the extraordinary migration of reindeer from South America through North America and Beringia into Eurasia, eventually reaching Europe via the Ural Mountains. In parallel, humans emerged from Africa and expanded into Europe from the south. Despite originating in vastly different environments-one adapted to icy tundra, the other to sun-driven landscapes-humans and reindeer forged an unexpected and enduring bond.For over 500,000 years, migrating reindeer herds played a vital role in human survival, sustaining multiple human species during Ice Age conditions and providing essential resources during periods of extreme climate stress. Archaeological and ecological evidence highlights this long-standing interdependence, particularly in Arctic survival strategies.Today, however, climate change, rising temperatures, and habitat loss are threatening reindeer populations and the traditional herding cultures that depend on them. The Long Journey also examines this urgent reversal of roles, where humans must now work to protect the very species that once ensured their survival, making it a timely reflection on climate resilience, conservation, and human-wildlife interdependence.
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Paperback. Condition: New. The Long Journey by Reidar Andersen and Olav Strand is a compelling exploration of the deep ecological and evolutionary relationship between humans and reindeer, tracing their interconnected history from the Palaeolithic Ice Age to the present day. This thought-provoking work blends archaeology, climat…e science, and environmental history to reveal how both species migrated across continents and ultimately became mutually dependent across Arctic and sub-Arctic regions.The book follows the extraordinary migration of reindeer from South America through North America and Beringia into Eurasia, eventually reaching Europe via the Ural Mountains. In parallel, humans emerged from Africa and expanded into Europe from the south. Despite originating in vastly different environments-one adapted to icy tundra, the other to sun-driven landscapes-humans and reindeer forged an unexpected and enduring bond.For over 500,000 years, migrating reindeer herds played a vital role in human survival, sustaining multiple human species during Ice Age conditions and providing essential resources during periods of extreme climate stress. Archaeological and ecological evidence highlights this long-standing interdependence, particularly in Arctic survival strategies.Today, however, climate change, rising temperatures, and habitat loss are threatening reindeer populations and the traditional herding cultures that depend on them. The Long Journey also examines this urgent reversal of roles, where humans must now work to protect the very species that once ensured their survival, making it a timely reflection on climate resilience, conservation, and human-wildlife interdependence.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A book that follows the story of reindeers and humans. Both arrived in Europe at roughly the same time.The reindeer took a winding route from South America, through North America and Beringia in far-eastern Russia, before crossing the Ural Mountains and beginning the journey southwestward in…to Europe. Humans, on the other hand, started in Africa and entered Europe from the south.One adapted to a life surrounded by snow and ice; the other was entirely dependent on the heat of the sun. A claim that such vastly different species would forge strong bonds and become mutually dependent would have seemed far-fetched. But thats exactly what happened!For over 500,000 years, large herds of migrating reindeer sustained three different human species during the harshest climatic periods. Time and again, as cold and glaciers pushed humans into small ice-age refuges, it was reindeer that were consumed by the light of flickering fires.Today, a steadily warming planet and habitat loss threatens the survival of the reindeer. Now, it is the reindeer that needs help from humans. The time has come for a role reversal in the mountains. A moving and thought-provoking portrayal of the intertwined history of reindeer and humans. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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European Ungulates and their Management in the 21st Century
Apollonio, Marco, Reidar Andersen, and Rory Putman (Editors).
Language: English
Published by Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2010
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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. HARDCOVER; small dent on fore-edge of rear board; o/w in very good condition. Book.
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European Ungulates and their Management in the 21st Century
Apollonio, Marco, Reidar Andersen, and Rory Putman (Editors).
Language: English
Published by Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2010
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European Ungulates and their Management in the 21st Century
Apollonio, Marco, Reidar Andersen, and Rory Putman (Editors).
Language: English
Published by Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2010
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European Ungulates and their Management in the 21st Century
Apollonio, Marco [Editor]; Putman, Rory [Editor]; Andersen, Reidar [Editor];
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A book that follows the story of reindeers and humans. Both arrived in Europe at roughly the same time.The reindeer took a winding route from South America, through North America and Beringia in far-eastern Russia, before crossing the Ural Mountains and beginning the journey southwestward in…to Europe. Humans, on the other hand, started in Africa and entered Europe from the south.One adapted to a life surrounded by snow and ice; the other was entirely dependent on the heat of the sun. A claim that such vastly different species would forge strong bonds and become mutually dependent would have seemed far-fetched. But thats exactly what happened!For over 500,000 years, large herds of migrating reindeer sustained three different human species during the harshest climatic periods. Time and again, as cold and glaciers pushed humans into small ice-age refuges, it was reindeer that were consumed by the light of flickering fires.Today, a steadily warming planet and habitat loss threatens the survival of the reindeer. Now, it is the reindeer that needs help from humans. The time has come for a role reversal in the mountains. A moving and thought-provoking portrayal of the intertwined history of reindeer and humans. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: New. The Long Journey by Reidar Andersen and Olav Strand is a compelling exploration of the deep ecological and evolutionary relationship between humans and reindeer, tracing their interconnected history from the Palaeolithic Ice Age to the present day. This thought-provoking work blends archaeology, climat…e science, and environmental history to reveal how both species migrated across continents and ultimately became mutually dependent across Arctic and sub-Arctic regions.The book follows the extraordinary migration of reindeer from South America through North America and Beringia into Eurasia, eventually reaching Europe via the Ural Mountains. In parallel, humans emerged from Africa and expanded into Europe from the south. Despite originating in vastly different environments-one adapted to icy tundra, the other to sun-driven landscapes-humans and reindeer forged an unexpected and enduring bond.For over 500,000 years, migrating reindeer herds played a vital role in human survival, sustaining multiple human species during Ice Age conditions and providing essential resources during periods of extreme climate stress. Archaeological and ecological evidence highlights this long-standing interdependence, particularly in Arctic survival strategies.Today, however, climate change, rising temperatures, and habitat loss are threatening reindeer populations and the traditional herding cultures that depend on them. The Long Journey also examines this urgent reversal of roles, where humans must now work to protect the very species that once ensured their survival, making it a timely reflection on climate resilience, conservation, and human-wildlife interdependence.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A book that follows the story of reindeers and humans. Both arrived in Europe at roughly the same time.The reindeer took a winding route from South America, through North America and Beringia in far-eastern Russia, before crossing the Ural Mountains and beginning the journey southwestward in…to Europe. Humans, on the other hand, started in Africa and entered Europe from the south.One adapted to a life surrounded by snow and ice; the other was entirely dependent on the heat of the sun. A claim that such vastly different species would forge strong bonds and become mutually dependent would have seemed far-fetched. But thats exactly what happened!For over 500,000 years, large herds of migrating reindeer sustained three different human species during the harshest climatic periods. Time and again, as cold and glaciers pushed humans into small ice-age refuges, it was reindeer that were consumed by the light of flickering fires.Today, a steadily warming planet and habitat loss threatens the survival of the reindeer. Now, it is the reindeer that needs help from humans. The time has come for a role reversal in the mountains. A moving and thought-provoking portrayal of the intertwined history of reindeer and humans. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
European Ungulates and their Management in the 21st Century
Apollonio, Marco [Editor]; Andersen, Reidar [Editor]; Putman, Rory [Editor]
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Hardcover. Condition: Like New. First Edition. A firm, square and tight hardback with strong joints, just showing some mild hardly noticeable cosmetic wear. Hence a non-text page is stamped 'damaged'. Despite such this book is actually in nearly new condition. Thus the contents are crisp, fresh and clean with no pen-marks. Now o…ffered for sale at a very reasonable price.
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Paperback. Condition: New. A book that follows the story of reindeers and humans. Both arrived in Europe at roughly the same time.The reindeer took a winding route from South America, through North America and Beringia in far-eastern Russia, before crossing the Ural Mountains and beginning the journey southwestward into Europe.…Humans, on the other hand, started in Africa and entered Europe from the south.One adapted to a life surrounded by snow and ice; the other was entirely dependent on the heat of the sun. A claim that such vastly different species would forge strong bonds and become mutually dependent would have seemed far-fetched. But that's exactly what happened!For over 500,000 years, large herds of migrating reindeer sustained three different human species during the harshest climatic periods. Time and again, as cold and glaciers pushed humans into small ice-age refuges, it was reindeer that were consumed by the light of flickering fires.Today, a steadily warming planet and habitat loss threatens the survival of the reindeer. Now, it is the reindeer that needs help from humans. The time has come for a role reversal in the mountains.
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Ungulate Management in Europe : Problems and Practices
Putman, Rory (EDT); Apollonio, Marco (EDT); Andersen, Reidar (EDT)
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