Pacific Flyway

The migrations of waterbirds across the Pacific Flyway has few equals in the animal world. The book by the same name – Pacific Flyway – is designed against a backdrop of stunning photographs from more than 120 internationally acclaimed photographers, while the authors describe the amazing stories of migrating waterfowl, shorebirds, waterbirds, and seabirds. Defined by water, the flyway encompasses a sweeping expanse of coastal and offshore marine ecosystems, plus an inland mosaic of freshwater wetlands, all linked by millions of migratory birds.

From Arctic regions of Alaska, western Canada, and northeast Russia, the Pacific Flyway stretches along the Pacific regions of North America, Central, and South America, including some of our planet’s greatest climatic and topographic extremes. Pacific Flyway perfectly blends amazing photography, nature writing, and storytelling to illuminate the profound challenges faced by migratory birds and to inspire a long-term commitment to global conservation efforts.

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