20 Years of Discoveries and Still Counting.
CI’s Rapid Assessment Program (RAP) is celebrating its 20th anniversary. To show its excitement, the team has put together a little show of the amazing species RAP has discovered and the science the program employs.
Enjoy!
The program’s achievements are highlighted in the new book “Still Counting…” edited by Leeanne Alonso, Director of CI’s Rapid Assessment Program in collaboration with other leading scientists. Part memoir, part historical report, part methodology guide, “Still Counting…” revisits RAP expeditions to some of the most remote and least known areas on the planet, recounting the physical challenges and personal highlights experienced by its scientists.
It features more than 400 amazing color photographs of rare and exciting species from around the globe.
Available now on Amazon – http://amzn.to/fNBWfr
To learn more about CI’s field science and rapid assessment strategy, visit
http://www.conservation.org/RAP
This is excellent Phil! I shared it on facebook & myspace :love:
It is great…even tho i am not into rap music at all! 🙂 :love:
I’m waiting for some biologist to do a mix tape rap composed of nothing but the sounds animals make. After all, they really do have voices, you know…