Field Guide To Kanto

An unofficial reference book made for the educational and information purposes of all trainers and enthusiasts that aim to be the very best in their field of creature studies.

Prepare to embark on a thrilling journey through the Hoenn region! This field guide for Hoenn serves as a handy travel guide for the casual fan or veteran of the animated Pokémon series. Relive the joy of discovering and learning everything there is to know about this fantastic region. This comprehensive field guide provides an overview of the region, its inhabitants, landmarks, points of interest, and much more. Prepare to embark on a thrilling journey through the Hoenn region! This field guide for Hoenn serves as a handy travel guide for the casual fan or veteran of the animated Pokémon series. Relive the joy of discovering and learning everything there is to know about this fantastic region. This comprehensive field guide provides an overview of the region, its inhabitants, landmarks, points of interest, and much more.

"A comprehensive field guide provides an overview of Pokémon's Kanto region, its inhabitants, where to find fossils, natural wonders, all the Pokémon gyms, contest locations, legendary Pokémon, popular sites and much more."--Publisher.

Field guide for the Johto region gives an overview of the region, its inhabitants, landmarks, and points of interest.

Natural Disasters in a Global Environment is a transnational, global and environmental history of natural and man-made disasters. Detailed case studies of past and present events are presented in a historical narrative, making use of the most recent scholarship. Examines a range of disasters including volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, landslides, hurricanes, famines, and more Highlights the role of science in studying natural disasters and describes the mechanisms responsible for them Features a range of case studies which can be used in conjunction with one another or as standalone examples Covers scientific material in a lucid and accessible style suited to undergraduate students or those outside of scientific disciplines Traces the transition of our understanding of disasters, from religious and superstitious explanations to contemporary scientific accounts