Paradise lost?

the destruction of Britain"s wild life habitats

by Angela King

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Published 1980 by Friends of the Earth in London .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Nature conservation -- Great Britain.,
• Habitat (Ecology)

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Edition Notes

Cover title.

Statement	a Friends of the Earth book by Angela King and Czech Conroy ; foreword by David Bellamy.
Contributions	Conroy, Czech., Bellamy, David, 1933-
Classifications
LC Classifications	QH77.G7
The Physical Object
Pagination	32 p. :
Number of Pages	32
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL18447723M
ISBN 10	0905966244
OCLC/WorldCa	16561986

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