A Fieldworker's Guide to the Golden Eagle Book

The Golden Eagle is generally thought to be a well-known and well-documented species. However much of the available literature is not necessarily in a form that can readily be used in the field. In fact although much existing information about Golden Eagles has little supporting evidence it is still largely accepted without question. This book addresses this important issue and in doing so the author queries numerous long-held beliefs about Golden Eagles. He suggests that failure to recognize the limitations of the available evidence is not only detrimental to understanding eagle ecology but that it can undermine conservation efforts. The Fieldworker's Guide questions the reliability of existing knowledge and promotes a better understanding of the species through improved fieldwork. With 37 years of active year-round investigative fieldwork experience of the Golden Eagle the author has vast knowledge enabling him to shed light on these matters.Read More