Deltas, Estuaries, Coastal Regions

Nestled between the Pennines and the Lake District Fells, the beautiful Eden Valley combines lush green countryside, abundant wildlife in hedgerows...

_Lost to the Sea: Norfolk & Suffolk_ relates the stories of how the human communities along the coast of these counties maintained their strugg...

From Treasure Island to Robben Island, from the paradise of Thomas More's 'Utopia' to Napoleon's purgatory on Elba, islands have proved irresistibl...

Few people have had the privilege of living on an isolated nature reserve of international importance, their every move judged by countless critics...

On rocky coastlines, receding tides leave standing pools that have long held a fascination for the amateur seashore naturalist, revealing glimpses ...

The time for action is now.The fate of the world''s coasts rests on a knife edge as global warming melts ice sheets and glaciers from the Alps to t...

Rivers and streams sculpt our landscape, and have connected our communities throughout history, from mountain to estuary and to the wide sea beyond...

A celebration of British saltmarshes their character, diversity, wildlife and relationship with people. Saltmarshes are among Britains most dive...

Scotland is renowned for its dramatic, fierce landscapes, but many people don''t realise that some of the country''s most exhilarating scenery rest...

Often featuring in lists of the worlds best walks, the South West Coast Path is 630 miles long, and passes through two World Heritage Sites. This g...

This handbook is an inspirational resource to help you discover the thousands of miles of Scotland''''s spectacular coastline - from its stunning g...

21st year .... 45,000 sales since 1999 .... 90% inland / 10% coastal purchasers .... 134 press editorials .... rapid 2020/2021 tidal pred...

When all her islands are taken into consideration, the British coastline spans almost 8,000 miles, which is longer than both Brazils and Mexicos. F...

The ICE Coasts, Maritime Structures and Breakwaters conference series, sponsored by the ICE for over thirty years, is the leading international for...

Saltmarshes are often remote, inhospitable places, neither land nor sea, as hard to pin down as they are to navigate. In this saline odyssey, Clive...

An extraordinary achievement in natural history and science. But its so artfully written you forget its a scientific treatise and find yourself rea...

For generations, coastal fishermen, working at the very fringe between land and sea, have fished salmon and herring using methods passed down from ...

England & Wales Island Bagging by Lisa Drewe is a stunning and informative guide to the islands of England, Wales, the Channel Islands and the ...

This unique richly-illustrated account of the landforms and geology of the world''s coasts, presented in a country-by-country (state-by-state) sequ...

The Yangtze River is Asia''''s longest river and the third longest river in the world. This book explores the Yangtze River''''s geography, polluti...

Surrounded on three sides by water, Wales has hundreds of beaches to choose from. The Beaches of Wales by Alistair Hare is the first guide to every...

With several thousand miles of coastline and nearly 800 islands, Scotland has the most diverse coast of the United Kingdom. From the wild waters ar...

This historical account of Banks Peninsula - a unique volcanic landform jutting eastwards into the Pacific Ocean from the otherwise unsurprising Ca...

A practical guide to the latest remote and in situ techniques used to measure sediments, quantify seabed characteristics, and understand physical p...

Beaches are the most dynamic places on Earth, offering an infinite variety of patterns and geological land formations. This book celebrates and sol...

Waterfalls of Stars is Roseanne Alexanders love letter to Skomer Island, the nature reserve where she spent ten years as a warden. It portrays a re...

The Encyclopedia of Estuaries, part of Springer''s Encyclopedia of Earth Sciences Series, provides a single, state-of-the-art, comprehensive refere...

Beyond Greenock, the River Clyde turns a corner both metaphorically and physically, leaving behind the industrial past of its upper reaches and vee...