What to read after On Becoming a Biologist?

" We share a common bond with even the most bizarre beetle of the Peruvian rain forest, " asserts John Janovy Jr. " A belief in that common bond might, in fact, be the most fundamental characteristic of a biologist." And biologists see the worth of a plant or an animal not in monetary terms but in its contribution to our understanding of life. The famous naturalist brings a humanist's vision to this superbly written book. "On Becoming a Biologist" is grounded in reality, cognizant of practical matters (education and jobs) as well as the ideals that inform the profession-- a reverence for life and a responsibility to humankind and its future. Janovy draws on his experiences as a graduate and postdoctoral student, on his rewarding relationships with teachers, and on his fieldwork as a naturalist. This edition includes new information throughout the book regarding pertinent events, issues, and changes in technology.