Green Namibia

After Mallorca and the first successful volume of the Green series by teNeues, photographer Patricia Parinejad has now travelled to Namibia and spent time there to capture in impressive photographs the work of a number of environmental projects, sustainability initiatives, green hotels, lodges and camps, conservation and research programmes and local producers, farmers and craftsmen. Together with poetic as well as informative texts this has resulted in the extraordinary illustrated book Green Namibia. A book for and about inspiring people who are helping to keep the green movement going by working towards more sustainable operation of their hotels, protecting wildlife, producing locally, promoting biodiversity and reducing their carbon footprint at the same time. Patricia Parinejad highlights how we can reconnect more with the natural world and “”Mother Earth”” on the journey to inspire that all-important sense of awe for Namibia, its deserts and plains, and our planet in general. Text in English and German. AUTHOR: Patricia Parinejad came to Germany as a political refugee during the Iranian revolution at the age of 13. Caught between two conflicting cultures at a sensitive age, growing up wasn’t easy. However, it taught her about cultural belonging, and the need to create an independent personal identity, topics that have fascinated and influenced her throughout her life. Gifted with an adventurous spirit, courage and a natural inquisitiveness and interest in people and places, Patricia has travelled extensively. She has lived in France, Spain, China, the US, and Brazil and speaks six languages fluently. SELLING POINTS: . A poetic coffee table book about sustainability in Namibia . Eco-friendly hotels, camps and lodges, animal welfare projects, ways to preserve the beauty of nature, local crafts, new food concepts and much more . The Green series, which started with the successful Green Mallorca ISBN 9783961713929, will be continued 250 colour illustrations —- ISBN: 9783961714414 | ISBN10: 396171441X | ISBN-13: 978-3961714414