Sea Turtles: An Ecological Guide.

Gulko, David and Karen Eckert.

Published by Honolulu, HI: Mutual Publishing, ()., 2004

About this Item

Quarto, softbound (slick, stiff, full-color photo. illustrated wrappers), cover flaps, 121 pp. Fine (As New). From upper cover flap: Sea turtles play a myriad of roles in the marine ecosystem. As predator and prey, competitors and hosts, and conduits for energy and nutrient movement, these amazing, imperilled creatures are vital to the continued ecological balance of the seas. This book explores the ecology and natural history of sea turtles in an easy-to-read, yet comprehensive format suitable for amateurs and experts alike. Educators will find a thorough, stand-alone lesson on the intricacies of marine ecology on each page. For biologists, resource managers and policy makers, this book is an invaluable reference tool. consolidating many of the most recent theories and research surrounding sea turtle ecology. Divers will find a field guide that reaches beyond simple identification, to understanding. For conservationalists and eco-tourism operators, here is an in-depth exploration of the important roles sea turtles play in natural ecosystems, and the ways in which we can ensure their continued survival. And for the budding naturalist in us all, this book offers a look into the hidden lives and struggles of one of the world's most beloved, fabled animals. Zoology, Marine Biology, Sea Turtles, Education, Conservation.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Sea Turtles: An Ecological Guide.
• Publisher: Honolulu, HI: Mutual Publishing, ().
• Publication Date: 2004
• Binding: Soft cover