Books on Nature

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To purchase any of these books, just click on the title. Via the miracle of cyberspace, you will be transported to Amazon's cyberstore for a more detailed description of the book and instructions for purchase.

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A Field Guide to Coral Reefs : Caribbean and Florida (Peterson Field Guides) by Eugene H. Kaplan, Susan L. Kaplan (Illustrator), Roger Tory Peterson - About $15 - If you dive or snorkel, you need one of these books.

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Reef Fish Identification: Florida Caribbean Bahamas by Paul Humann, Ned Deloach (Editor) - About $28 - If you dive or snorkel, you need one of these books.

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Reef Fish Identification: Florida Caribbean Bahamas by Paul Humann, Ned Deloach (Editor) - About $40 - This is the CD version.

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The Way Nature Works by Jill Bailey, Editor - ($19.96)
Reviewed by Amazon.com:
How do birds fly? How are sedimentary rocks formed? How have animals adapted themselves to living in caves? Drawing on a series of questions that children might ask, a team of scientists proposes answers in this manual for adult readers. They address large issues such as atmospheric phenomena, ecosystemic relationships, and animal communication with brief essays, each well illustrated with charts, diagrams, and photographs. Their work yields an invaluable resource that will be especially helpful to science teachers. --Greg McNamee

Synopsis:
Combining the most accurate information with abundant illustrations, "The Way Nature Works" explains every aspect of how our world operates. Through comprehensive essays and easy-to-understand diagrams, the book covers such areas as the shaping of the planet, evolution, reproduction, the search for food, movement and shelter, and senses and communication. 900 color illustrations. 100 color photos.

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Field Guides