Beachcombing: A Guide to Seashores of the Southern Hemisphere – Default

Beachcombing: A Guide to Seashores of the Southern Hemisphere – Default

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Uncover the secrets of marine biodiversity with 'Beachcombing: A Guide to Seashores of the Southern Hemisphere.' Authored by Ceridwen (Crid) Fraser, this essential beachcombing guide is your perfect companion for exploring the breathtaking coastlines of the Southern Hemisphere. Featuring 116…

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Uncover the secrets of marine biodiversity with ‘Beachcombing: A Guide to Seashores of the Southern Hemisphere.’ Authored by Ceridwen (Crid) Fraser, this essential beachcombing guide is your perfect companion for exploring the breathtaking coastlines of the Southern Hemisphere. Featuring 116 pages of rich content and vibrant illustrations, this paperback edition serves as a valuable resource for both novice explorers and seasoned beachcombers alike.

As you stroll along sandy beaches or rocky shores, this guide enhances your knowledge of coastal ecosystems, explaining how every sea shell, piece of ambergris, and flotsam tells a unique story of survival and transformation. Learn about the significance of marine life, from vibrant seaweed to the majestic stranded whales, and understand the impact of both natural occurrences and human activities on our shores.

This book dives deep into various subjects such as sea foam and ocean currents, providing insights into the dynamic processes that shape our coastlines. Whether it’s about marine biology, ecology, or simply enjoying the beauty of the ocean, ‘Beachcombing: A Guide to Seashores of the Southern Hemisphere’ offers you a deeper appreciation for the treasures found on the beach. Every beachcomber will love how this guide links the fascinating objects found along the shore to the intricate life cycles of the ocean’s inhabitants.

Author: Ceridwen (Crid) Fraser
Publisher: Otago University Press
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 170 x 210 mm
Pages: 116
Publication Date: 28-05-2021.

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