Now available!
Distributed by:
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
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Littler, D.S., M.M. Littler and M.D. Hanisak. 2008. Submersed plants of the Indian River Lagoon: a floristic inventory and field guide. 584 underwater color photographs, 540 photomicrographs, 312 line drawings. Offshore Graphics, Inc., Washington, DC, 286 pp.
Now available! Distributed by: Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute |
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The goals of Waterways & Byways of the Indian River Lagoon are to enable sportsmen to accurately identify the IRL’s predominant regulated fishes and other wildlife and to promote professional boating /angling protocols and ethics. Foremost, this treatment highlights informative overviews, personal insights and tools, such as the fish, bird, mammal and plant identification sections and stunning overflight photographs. These will enable naturalists to increase their knowledge of the interconnected ecosystems of the IRL, as well as to encourage boating activities to be spread farther and wider afield. This field guide to the hidden backcountry and intricate byways of the IRL is intended to motivate interested boaters, anglers and naturalists to become consummate students and advocates of the incredible biota and diverse array of habitats of this remarkable resource.
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South Pacific Reef Plants is a Divers’ Guide to the Plant Life of South Pacific Coral Reefs. The format is “user-friendly” and includes approximately 370 marine plants of the region from Tahiti to Papua New Guinea. The book is richly illustrated with over 440 underwater photographs. These amazingly diverse plants are among the most photogenic and spectacularly colorful of coral-reef organisms. Specialized terminology has been kept to a minimum to facilitate use by naturalists and scientists in other disciplines. |
Caribbean Reef Plants* is an identification guide to approximately 565 marine algae and seagrasses of the Caribbean Region. Marine plants are among the most attractive inhabitants of coral reefs and this book is a celebration of that beauty. More than 130 "ecological phenomena" also are depicted. The treatment covers the entire Caribbean Region and is indispensable for anyone interested in the study of coral reefs.
*Winner of the Phycological Society of America's 2002
"Gerald W. Prescott Prize" |
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These three feet by five feet posters are presently available for the major inlets at St. Lucie, Fort Pierce and Sebastian. They are designed to make a dramatic addition to any family room or angler's game room.
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