Official Review: A Vanishing Kind

[Faith Williamson]

This book, A Vanishing Kind by John Wamsley and Stephen L. Davey, is a captivating story that depicts the passion of a man who loves wildlife. It truly inspires, and it's a pity that so many plant and animal species are extinct. This is a well-detailed review, and I look forward to reading more.

[Vaaidehee Gijare]

Conservation is a field I’m deeply passionate about. The Australian bush, with its unique diversity of plants and animals, easily inspires a love for its wild, remote beauty. Conservation efforts are often more complex than many people realize, and I’m grateful that John took the time to delve into these important details.

[Goodness Kene]

Wildlife conservation in a memoir format is definitely a great read. The part about the professional writing makes it more captivating. Nice review.

[Gladis Ratish Kumar]

The review provided valuable insights. The book appears captivating, focusing on the crucial topic of wildlife conservation. I'm eager to dive in and explore the author's insights further.

[andreia pires]

Thank you for the review! Sounds like a great read and I definitely will add on my list to read in the future.

[Asma Aisha Ansari]

A Vanishing Kind by John Wamsley and Stephen L. Davey sounds like a compelling read! The struggles and triumphs in establishing Earth Sanctuaries Limited, especially John's passion for wildlife conservation, make me eager to dive into this inspiring story.

[Anu Anand]

"A Vanishing Kind" is a compelling biography of John Wamsley’s efforts in wildlife conservation. It’s informative, engaging, and well-written, showcasing his determination and success against challenges. A must-read for conservation enthusiasts. Congrats on BOTD!

[Leonie Vermaak]

I will definitely enjoy this book, as nature and animals are one of my passions. It seems that the author has a vast knowledge on both which will be very educational. I love the fact that he was determined to push through the hardship to reach his goal of protecting wildlife and nature. Thanks for a great review. Congrats on BOTD.

[Christina Moonlight]

This book is not one tone but provides many layers that get peeled one by one making it a remarkable read. I didn't only learn about struggles of mankind but also of the wild. The book is truly beautiful.

[Prajakta Dagare]

Conservation of animals and plants is critical, and conserving a region's habitat and ecology is paramount. It is a very educational review. It will be exciting to read about Australian efforts in this direction and the methodology they adopted.

[Seetha E]

This book offers essential insights into wildlife conservation, including the use of feral-proof sanctuaries, making it an excellent resource for interested audiences. Comprehensive review. Thanks!

[Innocent Dajang]

An interesting read.

[Nerea]

I agree. Keeping plants and animals safe in their habitats can be a difficult task, especially when there are people who don't care about the well being of plants and animals around. But did John successfully manage to protect these creations from being destroyed? How did his company fare amid corrupt officials and the change of government regulations? I will read the book to find out. Congratulations on being the BOTD.

[Alida Spies]

I think most countries with wildlife have a struggle to keep them safe from extinction and have to face threats of corrupt officials, ignorance and greed. When I visited Australia I was thrilled to experience the awareness of protecting their animals and plant life by all Australians I met. John and the organisation he established undoubtedly played a big role to accomplish that. I hope South Africa can learn from his work in our own struggles to protect our rhino, cheetah and other endangered species. Thank you for your informative review.

[Phillip Noah]

I'll like to read about this John who was born a bush-lover (a unique hobby). The opening chapters of the book describe how John rose above difficulties and grew into a strong and industrious youth. How much fun did John have that his love of mathematics did not keep him away from the bush?