Underwater Sydney - Falkner, Inke; Turnbull, John
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Admired all over the world and loved by locals for its natural beauty, Sydney Harbour is enjoyed by thousands of people every day. But rarely do we look below the surface where, beneath all the hustle and bustle, lively communities go about their business. With underwater forests and gardens, hundreds of species of fish and thousands of invertebrates, Sydney is as colorful and diverse below the water as it is above! Underwater Sydney celebrates Sydney's incredible harbor and coast through eclectic stories and stunning underwater photography. It also explores the challenges the harbor is facing…mehr

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Admired all over the world and loved by locals for its natural beauty, Sydney Harbour is enjoyed by thousands of people every day. But rarely do we look below the surface where, beneath all the hustle and bustle, lively communities go about their business. With underwater forests and gardens, hundreds of species of fish and thousands of invertebrates, Sydney is as colorful and diverse below the water as it is above! Underwater Sydney celebrates Sydney's incredible harbor and coast through eclectic stories and stunning underwater photography. It also explores the challenges the harbor is facing today after more than 200 years of coastal development and the role that marine science plays in maintaining the harbor's health. Underwater Sydney will open your eyes to the rich marine life that makes the Sydney estuary and coast so special.
Autorenporträt
Inke Falkner is a marine ecologist who focuses on creative science and environmental education. In her role as Community Outreach Coordinator at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science, she developed and established an extensive marine science program for primary and high school students focusing on Sydney Harbour. She also curated the content for the Institute's Discovery Centre and ran educational harbor cruises and foreshore walks featuring the amazing underwater world of Sydney Harbour. Having moved to the Southern Tablelands, NSW, she now works as a freelance science communicator.