Neotropic
<p>This is far too slim of a volume to comprehensively reflect our more than 15 years of traveling to the American tropics: instead we have carefully poured over our thousands upon thousands of images and written records, selecting what we feel gives an impression of the diversity of landscapes and situations that were encountered in the forests of Central and South America. From seven week expeditions to ten day reconnoiter trips we have traveled in Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula, to the interior forests of Belize, to Venezuela far up the Orinoco River on the Columbian border and most recently, on a series of trips, to Guyana – up the Mazaruni River and into the tapui lands of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Lost World.</p>
Authors: Mark Dion, Bob Braine
Part of: onestar press