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Walter Perez is a photographer and naturalist who has been working in the Gal pagos for two decades. His award-winning photograph of a Frigatebird stealing nesting material from a Red-footed Booby, Battle of the Sticks, which is featured in this book, is on permanent display at the University of Connecticut's Stamford campus. He lives in Gal pagos, Ecuador. Michael Weisberg is a science educator, documentary filmmaker, and philosopher of science at the University of Pennsylvania, where he codirects the Gal pagos Education and Research Alliance, which conducts science and conservation initiatives in the Gal pagos. He lives in Philadelphia.
Every office with a waiting room should have this book on its coffee table, and any living room where guests might have a few moments before or during a party to browse the decor. * Pennsylvania Literary Journal * Capturing Galapagos wildlife in action-up close and in vivid color-this book will make you want to go to the islands even if you have been before. -Peter Grant and Rosemary Grant, authors of 40 Years of Evolution: Darwin's Finches on Daphne Major Island There have been many books produced about Galapagos. This one, however, is particularly delightful, with an intelligent text and stunning photographs. I've enjoyed watching Walter Perez passionately pursue his love of photography during the past decade and this book is proof positive of his dedication. -Sven-Olof Lindblad, president and CEO of Lindblad Expeditions With its amazing and entertaining photographs and precise text, this book brings readers close up to the wonders of the living creatures that evolve in the Galapagos. Well done! -Arturo Izurieta, executive director of the Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands
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