The Great Barrier Reef

A richly illustrated overview of the world’s largest coral reef ecosystem off the northeast coast of Australia. First published in the 1970s as part of the World’s Wild Places series, the book combines photography and narrative to survey the reef’s natural history, biodiversity and breathtaking scale - from coral formations and marine life to the complex habitats that make the Great Barrier Reef one of the planet’s most remarkable natural wonders. It places special emphasis on the ecology of the Reef and the variety of life it supports, offering readers an accessible, engaging picture of this extraordinary marine environment and its significance in the global oceanic landscape. Full colour photographs throughout. Good condition. Hardcover, 27cm x 23cm, 184 pages.