Paul R. Ehrlich
Paul Ralph Ehrlich is an American biologist, best known for his warnings about the consequences of population growth and limited resources. He is the Bing Professor of Population Studies in the department of Biological Sciences at Stanford University and president of Stanford's Center for Conservation Biology. - Wikipedia
Works (50)

American Earth
April 17, 2008

The Population Bomb
1968

Jaws

Yesterday's Tomorrows

The Cold and the Dark
September 1, 1991

The dominant animal
2008

The birder's handbook
1988

Ecoscience
1977

Population, resources, environment
1970

The race bomb
1977

The birdwatcher's handbook
1994

Extinction
1981

New world new mind
1989

Ark II; social response to environmental imperatives

The End of Affluence
1974

Human Natures
August 1, 2000

Conservation biology for all

The machinery of nature

The population explosion
1990

Humanity on a tightrope

Butterflies

How to be a Survivor

New world, new mind

Betrayal of science and reason

Introductory biology
1973

One with Nineveh

Extinction

Rocky Mountain Futures

How to Know the Butterflies
1961

Healing the planet
1991

Papers on evolution
1968

Human natures

Population resources environment

Human ecology; problems and solutions
1973

Butterflies

The stork and the plow

On the wings of checkerspots

German Essays on Science in the 19th Century: Paul Ehrlich, Alexander von Humboldt, Werner Von Sieme (German Library)

One with Nineveh

Man and the ecosphere
1971

Biology and society
1976

New world new mind
1989

Humanity on a Tightrope

Wild Solutions

Hope on Earth

The stork and the plow
1995

The process of evolution
1963

Betrayal of science and reason
1996

The golden door
1979

Birds in jeopardy
1992