Life at the Edge of the Salish Sea (el. knyga) (skaityta knyga) | knygos.lt

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Discover the abundant marine life hidden under the surface of the Salish Sea

• Captivating photographs and descriptions of more than ninety commonly found species of marine life in intertidal zones
• Covers the essentials of tidepooling including ethics, stewardship, and how and when to go
• Goes beyond tidepooling to share strategies for observing creatures around docks and at night too

From the giant pacific octopus to the sand rose anemone, the rainbow nudibranch to the porcelain crab, this captivating guide depicts nearshore marine life in stunning detail across Washington and British Columbia's Salish Sea. Whether gazing into tidepools on the Olympic Peninsula, strolling along urban shores in Seattle or Victoria, or peering over floating docks in the San Juan Islands, Life at the Edge of the Salish Sea shows readers how to discover and connect with extraordinary marine creatures, including sea stars, nudibranchs, octopus, clams, chitons, barnacles, and so much more.

Profiles and striking photographs showcase more than ninety key marine animals, with fascinating stories about unique behaviors and habitats. To protect fragile ecosystems, the book emphasizes sustainable, low-impact practices and includes interviews with local marine conservationists. Packed with resources for anyone eager to dive deeper, Life at the Edge of the Salish Sea serves as both an inspiring field guide and powerful call to stewardship. It is the ultimate resource for discovering and safeguarding the natural nearshore wonders of the Pacific Northwest.