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	Product information: Stewart Island - a Rakiura Ramble
		Neville Peat introduces the attractions of the island - what to see and do, its walks and tramps, the wildlife including kiwi and weka, the history and magnificent scenery.
		Stewart Island is an increasingly popular holiday destination for eco-tourism, with many bush walks and a wealth of natural features to enjoy.
		Product information: Stewart Island - a Rakiura Ramble
	www.mwpress.co.nz /store/viewItem.asp?idproduct=366 (103 words)

	Atlas: Tokelau
		Tokelau: Atoll associate of New Zealand by Neville Peat
		Tokelau: A Historical Ethnography by Judith Huntsman and Antony Hooper
		New Song and Dance from the Central Pacific: Creating and Performing the Fatele of Tokelau in the Islands and in New Zealand (Dance and Music Series) by Allan Thomas
	www.infoplease.com /atlas/country/tokelau.html (103 words)

	MBR: Internet Bookwatch, May 2002
		Wild Rivers: Discovering The Natural History Of The Central South Island by Dimedin-based New Zealand guidebook writer and nature photographer Neville Peat and Brian Patrick (entomologist, botanist, and Otago Museum general manager) is a gorgeous, 142 page volume filled from cover to cover with full-color nature photography showcasing the Central South Island of New Zealand.
		For Solo Violin: A Jewish Childhood In Fascist Italy is the memoir of Aldo Zargani, a man who survived being a Jewish child in northern Italy during the brutal era of 1938-1945, when the Fascists and Nazis held sway and a deliberate, well orchestrated campaign of genocide was underway.
		The Rifleman was the popular television western series starring Chuck Connors as Lucas McCain, a widower who raised his son (Johnny Crawford) on a ranch in New Mexico in the late 1880s.
	www.midwestbookreview.com /ibw/may_02.htm (103 words)

	NATUREANDCO.COM - Visit the Native Beech Forests of New Zealand: What to See and Where to Find them
		Neville Peat 1998: The Catlins and the Southern Scenic Route.
		Beech is the dominant forest cover in the south-eastern part of Mt Aspiring National park.
		The forest cover of Fiordland National Park is predominantly beech, although podocarp forest is well developed in coastal areas from Martin's Bay northwards, and in the southern Waitutu Forests.
	www.natureandco.com /travel_and_adventure/sightsee/natfor/beech-natfor.php3 (775 words)

	Atlas: Tokelau
		Tokelau: Atoll associate of New Zealand by Neville Peat
		Tokelau: A Historical Ethnography by Judith Huntsman and Antony Hooper
		Migration and Health in a Small Society : The Case of Tokelau (Research Monographs on Human Population Biology) by Anthony Hooper, Ian A. Prior, Clare E. Salm…
	www.infoplease.com /atlas/country/tokelau.html (151 words)

	Stanford Computer Forum - News » Blog Archive » John McCarthy - Honory Fellow
		This year’s cohort of newly-elected Fellows includes eminent Medical and Biological Scientists; top Engineers, Patricia Connolly and Anne Neville; and Business Leaders, including: Duncan Michael, Alison Goligher, Bob Reid, Jeremy Peat and George Borthwick.
		Writer and Broadcaster, David Attenborough; Musician, Evelyn Glennie; Theologian, Gilleasbuig MacMillan; Islamic Scholar, Mona Siddiqui; and Scottish Art Historian, Duncan MacMillan, are among the top achievers who will join the Fellowship of the RSE.
		The RSE will be seeking to harness their wisdom, experience and energy to help deliver the aims of the Society and in turn to be of further public benefit to Scotland.
	forum.stanford.edu /blog/?p=14 (151 words)

	MBR: Internet Bookwatch, May 2002
		Wild Rivers: Discovering The Natural History Of The Central South Island by Dimedin-based New Zealand guidebook writer and nature photographer Neville Peat and Brian Patrick (entomologist, botanist, and Otago Museum general manager) is a gorgeous, 142 page volume filled from cover to cover with full-color nature photography showcasing the Central South Island of New Zealand.
		Now in a newly expanded and updated second edition that includes the portion of the quest east of the Mississippi River, Barbara Fifer and Vicky Soderberg's Along The Trail With Lewis And Clark is detailed travel and tourist guide to recreating the path first blazed by these justly famous 18th Century American explorers.
		Collaboratively written by Brian D. Osborne and Ronald Armstrong, The Clyde At War is a compelling, informative look at the River Clyde, which was a pivotal setting for British forces in both WW I and WW II.
	www.midwestbookreview.com /ibw/may_02.htm (151 words)

	The Nature Store
		In Land Aspiring Neville Peat takes a comprehensive look at the park, interweaving Maori and European history - the search for pounamu (greenstone), arduous early journeys and notable feats of mountaineering- with chapters on the park's wilderness values, geology, botany and wildlife.
		Land Aspiring is the first handbook for Mount Aspiring National park to be published in over 20 years.
		As well, a chapter on recreation details the park's short walks and magnificent tramping routes for which Mount Aspiring National Park is internationally renowned.
	www.natureandco.co.nz /store-nz/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=21_50&products_id=169 (147 words)

	Land Aspiring, The story of Mount Aspiring national park by Neville Peat
		Land Aspiring, The story of Mount Aspiring national park by Neville Peat
		Peat interweaves the park's absorbing human history - tales of the search for greenstone by Maori, the arduous early exploratory journeys by Europeans, and notable feats of mountaineering- with chapters on geology, botany and wildlife, and the importance to society of retaining unfettered wilderness such as that found in 'Aspiring Country'.
		Land Aspiring is a comprehensive and highly readable account of the natural and human history of New Zealand's third largest national park.
	www.nzbooks.com /nzbooks/product.asp?sku=nevillepeat0908802242 (154 words)

	NATUREANDCO.COM - Visit The Catlins Coast of New Zealand: What to See and Where to Find it
		Neville Peat 1998: The Catlins and the Southern Scenic Route.
		The Catlins is a rather small area on the south-east coast of the South Island, spanning Otago south of the Clutha River, and a little part of Southland.
		This area is representative of the wilderness of the Catlins Coast, and there are several reserves and easy walks to discover and enjoy the various natural environments: forest, estuary, beach, and wetland at Lake Wilkie.
	www.natureandco.co.nz /travel_and_adventure/sightsee/coastal/catlins.php3 (699 words)

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		BottomÂ photo:Â Neville Peat Otago Skink, Oligosoma otagense Visually striking in both size and colour, grand skinks and Otago skinks...
		of New Zealandâs rarest lizards, both listed as vulnerable on the IUCN 2000 Red List: the Otago skink ( Oligosoma otagense) and the grand skink ( Oligosoma grande).
		Unique wildlife Otago skink Cycling the Rail Trail made easy!
	otago_skink.networklive.org (699 words)

	Oligosoma otagense
		Below: Otago Skink, Oligosoma otagense Photo: Neville Peat.
		Population decline in the skinks Oligosoma otagense and O. grande at Macraes Flat, Otago.
		Oligosoma microlepis; Oligosoma moco; Oligosoma nigriplantare; Oligosoma notosaurus; Oligosoma otagense; Oligosoma smithi; Oligosoma stenotis;...
	specieslist.com /endangered/scientific_name/O/Oligosoma_otagense.shtml (699 words)

	Otago Skink
		Below: Otago Skink, Oligosoma otagense Photo: Neville Peat.
		Tocher-Diet in grand and Otago skinks : Abstract The threatened grand skink (Oligosoma grande) and Otago skink (O. otagense) live sympatrically in seral tussock grassland habitat of Otago, New Zealand...
		About Us - JS Watson Trust : Birkett of Auckland University will be investigating the effects of habitat fragmentation on the molecular ecology of the Otago skink, Oligosoma otagense at...
	www.specieslist.com /endangered/common_name/O/Otago_Skink.shtml (699 words)

	No Orleans - Uncyclopedia
		The soil on which No Orleans was built is a mix of swamp peat, shit, and sand; these soft, unstable materials were somehow expected to hold key floodwalls in place even though the foundations inexplicably only went ten feet deep.
		All New Orleanians had the last name "Neville" or "Du'"-something.
		Prayers are being offered to patron saint Joan of Arc, Maid of New Orleans of the New Orleans saints and a search party is expected to be dispatched from the city of New New Orleans as soon as the flood waters subside.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/New_Orleans (1810 words)

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