Au Hoggar

About this book

In the early 20th century, the Sahara was a vast, uncharted frontier ripe for exploration. "Au Hoggar: mission de 1922" by Conrad Kilian offers a meticulous account of this scientific expedition, revealing the region's geological wonders and rich biodiversity. Kilian’s detailed observations provide invaluable insights into the unique flora and geological formations of the Central Sahara, making this document a crucial resource for understanding the environmental history of the area. Ideal for historians, environmentalists, and students alike, this work not only highlights the significance of scientific inquiry but also emphasizes the importance of preserving natural heritage. Dive into Kilian's compelling narrative and discover the untold stories of a remarkable landscape.