When the day comes that we are all once again allowed to be at liberty, I hope that all those interested in improving their understanding of the planet’s mammals will take note that during our collective social hibernation, a monumental book on the topic of mammalogy had been published in its fifth edition by Johns Hopkins University Press.
Whenever I get the opportunity for a vacation, my family and I invariably head north to one of the many idyllic towns and villages along the Salish Sea. Thus when a copy of the recently published “Views of the Salish Sea; One Hundred and Fifty Years of Change around the Strait of Georgia” arrived on my desk, you can imagine how delighted I was.