Coral Reefs & Islands: The Natural History of a Threatened Paradise

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Summary: The Coral Reef explained above and below the surface.
Review: Do not be discouraged by the fact that this work is the author's first book. It is an excellent work with the content being ratified by some of the world's leading experts.

Aimed at any ordinary member of the public who is concerned about the need for protecting and conserving Coral Reefs, William Gray hits his mark spot on. The book is skilfully divided into 6 main chapters which allow the author to carefully build on what has been written so far as he brings the level of knowledge of the reader slowly forward.

Beautifully illustrated throughout with outstanding photographs and excellent graphics, I learned a lot from this book. It is the one book every scuba diver and concerned person should read on this topic.

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Summary: Superb colour illustrations and photos with evocative text
Review: This stunning, comprehensive guide to coral reefs and islands goes beyond your average natural history book. It takes you beyond the page and transports you to the breathtaking world of coral reefs and islands. The text is evocatively written and supported by stunning photographs and detailed illustrations. Educational and informative. ~A must-have!