Herbert Guthrie-Smith
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Herbert Guthrie-Smith (1862-1940) was a New Zealand farmer and conservationist.
His book, Tutira: the story of a New Zealand sheep station, published in 1921, documented the impact of humans on New Zealand's environment in an easy reading non-scientific yet accurate manner.
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