Description
With sea levels rising, our coastline is changing ever faster, revealing new evidence of our islands' past even as it threatens to disappear forever. The coast is home to wildlife of all kinds - whales and dolphins, rare orchids and undersea forests, puffins and otters - as well as natural structures such as dunes, saltmarshes and sea caves, and evocative man-made features including forts, piers, lighthouses and holiday camps. Latest entry in the series which presents intriguing, surprising, and little-known facts and stories guaranteed to inform, absorb, and entertain.
Details:
Hardback
144 Pages
178x138mm