Where The Animals Go: Tracking Wildlife with Technology in 50 Maps and Graphics

As a volunteer for North Wales Wildlife Trust, I am a keen naturalist and often log the coming and goings of our local fauna, whether it's the leg rings on choughs or the flipper tags on Atlantic Grey Seals. It's a great buzz when you can build up a picture of their travels and travails from a little detective work, so this book had be beaming from ear to ear. WARNING: be careful opening the fold-out maps. Their tight fit means it is all too easy to rip them when opening which I have done on a couple of pages (and I'm not that ham-fisted). A great shame as this is a book of real beauty as well as education and enlightenment. I love it!

I was eagerly anticipating the arrival of my copy of "Where the Animals Go" based on my love of "London: The Information Capital" and was not disappointed. Where the Animals Go is a beautifully presented and informative book giving an eye opening insight into our planet's wildlife.I had the book on my desk at work and it became a talking point in the office with everyone who walked passed picking it up and having a look. This is a great coffee table book and I will be getting more copies for Christmas presents.

Very pleased with the book, beautifully illustrated and interesting stories. Great as a coffee table book. The only downside are the fold out pages - they are hard to fold in without creasing the paper in the wrong direction and don't tuck in very well.

Such an interesting book if you are interested in animal movements and behaviours as well as the GIS behind obtaining the information.

Brought as a Christmas gift for a friend. My friend is a wildlife photographer and also loves maps. She was so excited to receive this book. I had a quick look through it and it looks like a really wonderful interesting book.

Fascinating and very instructive for the whole family

Bought as a gift so cnnot comment other than it appears to be excelleny

interesting read and facts