Marine Ecology

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Offers a carefully balanced, stimulating survey of marine ecology, introducing the key processes and systems from which the marine environment is formed, and the issues and challenges which surround its future conservation.

Rich pedagogy ensures that key concepts and principles are crystal clear and fully supported by illuminating examples, making the text easy to understand and learn from. The coverage of a diverse range of marine systems makes it a valuable text for a broad range of marine-based courses. A modern perspective places emphasis on those factors impacting upon the marine environment which are of particular global importance and concern so that students become familiar with those issues which most concern marine ecologists today. A companion web site features images from the book available to download to make lecture preparation easier, and a web link library of all web sites cited in the text.