marine resources conservation

"Ocean pollution is just one of many problems that afflict ocean animals. Readers learn how science is working to help cut down on ocean pollution and overfishing and to increase conservation efforts"--Provided by publisher.

"Not enough is being done to protect the world's oceans. Instead, human activity is causing them to become less and less healthy every year. While almost everyone knows that the oceans are important, many do not understand exactly how important they are. Experts warn that the oceans could eventually be harmed so much that life on earth will be dramatically altered"--Provided by publisher.

"... Follow Dr. Greg Skomal, biologist and head of the Massachusetts Shark Research Program, as he strives to better understand the habits and habitats of Great Whites in order to save this amazing, if maligned, creature of the deep."--Publisher.

"An illustrated overview of the National Marine Sanctuary System and a guide to its fourteen protected underwater locations"--Provided by publisher.

"A memoir by the world's leading coral reef scientist, revealing the thrill of diving and the vital science and story of these majestic reefs"--OCLC.

Gives readers core information about marine biomes on coasts, in coral reefs, frozen oceans, and in the deepest depths of the ocean.

"Introduces the sea, describes the different zones and marine animals that can be found there, and offers suggestions for what people can do to protect them"--OCLC.

"This fascinating book gives readers core information about marine biomes on coasts, in coral reefs, frozen oceans, and in the deepest depths of the ocean. Find out where each kind is found, how animals and plants have adapted to life underwater, who lives in these environments, and how humans impact life there."--.

"Explains why oceans are at risk and how people are combating plastics pollution, restoring marine biodiversity, and preserving our oceans for future generations. This title also explores the science behind ocean ecosystems and ocean currents"--Provided by publisher.

Ted Danson recounts his transformation into an environmental activist, offering scientific details about the destruction of the ocean caused by humans, and describing the actions he has taken to help solve the problem.