Serengeti Shall Not Die

The book's dust jacket is worn with noticeable edge tears and creasing, indicative of its age. The hardcover binding remains intact, ensuring the book's structural integrity. Inside, there is a handwritten inscription with a name and date, adding a personal touch to this historical piece. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for collectors interested in conservation history.

"Serengeti Shall Not Die" by Bernhard & Michael Grzimek, published by Collins in London, 1965, is a significant work in wildlife conservation literature. This edition follows the original 1960 publication by Hamish Hamilton Ltd. The book, a hardcover edition, is a compelling account of the Grzimeks' efforts to preserve the Serengeti, a critical habitat for African wildlife. Bernhard Grzimek, a renowned zoologist, and his son Michael, brought global attention to the Serengeti's ecological importance. This edition includes drawings by Mrs. D. Napper, enriching the visual narrative. The book is a cornerstone text for those interested in conservation history and wildlife protection. Although not a first edition, it remains a valuable piece for collectors and enthusiasts. The book's dust jacket shows wear, with edge tears and creasing, reflecting its age and journey through time.