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From outer space, the 115 islands that make up the Seychelles archipelago are little more than specks of rock and coral spread in a fan across the western Indian Ocean. This magnificent book is a visual journey into the aquatic world of this remote archipelago, and a celebration of its underwater world and spectacular marine wildlife. The Seychelles coral reefs are among the most extensive in the Indian Ocean, and Sir David Attenborough described the south-western atoll of Aldabra as one of the wonders of the world. Mangrove forests and sea grass beds are also well represented. With a high level of marine biodiversity - the Seychelles hosts one of one of the world's most important hawksbill turtle populations, and are a globally important sanctuary for whale sharks. This title is published in association with the Save our Seas Foundation.
Formerly a marine biologist specialising in kelp forest ecology and the impacts of illegal fishing, Thomas P. Peschak is the chief photographer of the Save our Seas Foundation. His images have garnered many awards, including category wins at the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year and Fuji film Photographic Awards, and the grand prize at the Festival Mondial de l'Image Sous-Marine in Antibes. This is his fourth book.
