by Massimo Pandolfi · Larousse · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782035031198
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«Les forêts équatoriales d'Afrique» is a naturalist non-fiction work by Massimo Pandolfi, published by Larousse in paperback (126 pages, in French).
The work explores the natural richness of African equatorial forests and explains their biodiversity, the functioning of their ecosystems and their ecological relevance. With a scientific yet accessible approach, it highlights the importance of understanding and preserving these regions of the continent.
The work is part of the «Faune et flore du monde» collection and was published in 1986.
Recommended for those interested in ecology, geography and the conservation of Africa's natural habitats.
