Penang Hill: The Need to Save Our Natural Heritage
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Friends of Penang Hill
Like many other places in the world, Penang struggles to find the appropriate balance between 'development' and preserving its green spaces. One of the most significant areas of natural beauty is Penang Hill, the highest point on the island. This book was prepared by opponents of a major development there that was proposed in 1990. The authors not only set out the natural features of the area, its legal status and its benefit to the community, but also critique the proposal and suggest alternatives. Good Paperback. First Edition. 151 pages with both black and white and colour photographs.
Weight: 0.5 kg Post free within Malaysia
Published by: Friends of Penang Hill, Penang Malaysia 1991
Condition: The cover has moderate wear and the text block is heavily tanned at the top. The binding is tight, the text clear and there is mild tanning of the pages.
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