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Ecological Survey of Zambia – Scarce complete three-volume ecological survey of Zambia, documenting C.G. Trapnell’s pioneering field research from 1932–43, including the important vegetation-soil maps in Volume Three.
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Ecological Survey of Zambia is a substantial and important three-volume reference work on the ecology, vegetation, soils and traditional agricultural systems of Zambia, formerly Northern Rhodesia. Edited by Paul Smith and published by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, this boxed set presents the original traverse records of C.G. Trapnell from 1932 to 1943. Volume One covers the western, southern and central regions of Zambia, Volume Two continues the survey material, while Volume Three contains the large-format vegetation-soil maps and explanatory memoir.
Ecological Survey of Zambia remains an essential resource for researchers in African ecology, botany, geography, agriculture, colonial history and environmental studies. Rich in detail on soils, geology, indigenous plant names, vegetation associations and traditional farming methods, it is increasingly sought after by collectors of African natural history and scarce Kew publications.
Published in 2001 by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Complete 3-volume set in original slipcase.
Condition – Fine/Like New
Complete set. All three volumes are clean, bright and tightly bound in the original red slipcase. Volume Three contains the vegetation-soil maps of Zambia. Minimal shelf wear to the books and slipcase.
