Swim, Shark, Swim! by Dom Conlon and Anastasia Izlesou
Meet Shark – a black tip reef shark who decides to go on a journey through the oceans of the […]
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With a little kelp from our friends. The secret life of seaweed by Mathew Bate. Illustrated by Liz Rowland. Published by Thames and Hudson
There are around 10000 different types of seaweed….. Seaweed is the largest of all the marine algae but it is
Obsessive about Octopuses by Owen Davey and published by Flying Eye Books.
Octopuses have inspired many myths, scary stories and dinners but this book shows and tells us that they are much
Ocean animals: The weirdest, smartest and sneakiest sea creatures by Blake Chapman and illustrated by Astred Hicks.
Are sea lampreys really the stuff of nightmares, or just nightmarishly cool? You decide! In this great new nonfiction book
For the wild – links to great books and actions.
Without oceans in pristine condition, life as we know it will not be one any more… A recent mapping exercise
Introducing Global Guardian Project Junior: Exploring the Ocean.
The junior issue of these informative online magazines is here, with a captivating first capsule – Exploring the ocean. What
Dugong Magic by Deborah Kelly and illustrated by Lisa Stewart
Have you ever wondered what it is like to swim with a dugong? In this serenely illustrated picture book written
Plastic Soup. An Atlas of Ocean Pollution by Michael Roscam Abbing
ISBN: 9781642830088 Published by Island Press RRP $37.99 Plastic soup is everywhere. There’s no place on Earth nowadays that is
There are fish everywhere by Britta Teckentrup
This non-fiction hardcover book will delight anyone who has ever cast their eyes across a natural body of water and
The Ocean Emporium by Susie Brooks and Dawn Cooper
An emporium is a place where you can view a large variety of things. So the title ocean emporium is
Ori’s clean up by Anne Helen Donnelly
Octopus are very intelligent creatures and with eight legs and a bunch of friends they are also very good at
Jasper Juggles Jellyfish by Ben Long and David Cornish
Do you know a child who just can’t sit still in the classroom? Or would rather move about instead of