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list price: $7.95
edition:Paperback
category: Nature
published: Jun 2019
ISBN:9781550178555
publisher:
Harbour Publishing Co. Ltd.
Description
The common marine life of the transition waters and more exposed coasts of the Salish Sea are abundant and diverse: giant green anemones, amazing sea stars and thick kelp forests. This eight-fold field guide is a useful aid to coastal exploration from BC to Washington and beyond with over seventy colour photographs to help explorers identify the most common marine wildlife. The travel-friendly pocket guide is packed full of fascinating marine creatures that will capture the interest and imagination of anyone along the Outer Coast—visitor or resident, young or old.
About the Author
Rick M. Harbo, BSc, is the author of the bestselling Tidepool & Reef (Big
Country Books, 1980), Shells & Shellfish of the Pacific Northwest (Harbour Publishing, 1997), Pacific Reef and Shore (Harbour Publishing, 2017) plus several pocket field guides to marine life of the Pacific Northwest (Harbour Publishing). Harbo is a diver and a retired senior marine biologist with
Fisheries and Oceans Canada. He currently volunteers as a research
associate with the Royal BC Museum. Harbo lives in Nanaimo, BC.
Editorial Review
— The Ormsby Review
