Natural History of the Wild Side of Everest

This concise field guide explores the remarkable natural history and biodiversity of the Nepal Eastern Himalaya, focusing on the Makalu-Barun area, often called the "wild side of Everest." Originally developed as a staff-training manual, this handbook details the unique ecology, diverse flora (trees, flowers), and abundant fauna (birds, mammals) found in one of the world's most ecologically significant regions.
Why You Should Read?
Discover the intact ecosystems and globally significant biodiversity of the Makalu-Barun National Park.
Explore an area spanning every bio-climatic zone, from tropical forests to glaciers, within a short distance.
Gain insights into the rich variety of plants and animals inhabiting the spectacular Eastern Nepal Himalaya.
Ideal for naturalists, conservationists, or anyone interested in the unique wildlife of the Everest region.