Anthony Hall-Martin Books

Anthony Hall-Martin (1945 - 2014) was a South African who studied the behaviour and ecology of African elephants and black rhino, especially in the Addo, Tembe, Kruger NP and Kasungu NP. He was the executive director of the National Parks board in South Africa .

A Day In The Life Of An African Elephant by Anthony Hall-Martin (1993) explains the daily life of elephants - playing, feeding, drinking, communicating, mating, fighting and resting. The author studied elephants in herds, solitary bull elephants, elephants in deserts, grasslands and forests.

Kaokoveld: The Last Wilderness by Anthony Hall-Martin, Clive Walker & J du P Bothma(1989) is based on the authors' observations, the book looks at the biological diversity of the harsh land of rugged mountains, deep gorges, vast grasslands, flats and sand-dunes which is the Kaokoveld. Kaokoveld stretches from the Skeleton Coast to the great interior escarpment and highlands of Namibia, and from the Ugab to the Kunene. It is home to the black-faced impala, the desert elephant, black rhino, lion and giraffe which are adapted for survival in the desert.

Elephants Of Southern Africa by Anthony Hall-Martin (1988) with 70 full-colour photographs, the author examines the African elephant's habits, the influence they exert on their habitats and the role man plays in the species' survival.


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