The Coral Sea is a history of explorations, outlaws, desperados, runaway whalemen, beachcombers, treacherous wooders, blackbirders and missionaries. Contains maps drawn by Stephen J. Voorhies and numerous historic photographs, accompanying those of the author.
Using the latest research and numerous period photographs, retired USN Commander Mark O Stille tells the story of this important and unique battle in the Pacific War.
A romantic and adventurous journey to the hidden islands and lagoons beyond Papua New Guinea and north of Australia.
"Welcome to the coral reef--a giant city under the sea.
This information-packed book includes anchorages and details of every island, cay and reef within The Austrian Coral Sea Marine Park. The description and stories of 93 Ship Wrecks. Included are GPS positions of reefs, anchorages & wrecks.
Science author Sneed B. Collard III explains coral reefs, the coral larvae's perilous journey through the sea to their home on the reef, and the animals that depend on this ecosystem for their survival.
Reefed in the Coral Sea
Written in classic rhyme and illustrated with Kim Michelle Toft's unique hand-painted silks, this book will motivate the child to learn more about this extraordinary but fragile underwater environment.
Illustrated with colour underwater photographs, this reference work covers over a thousand species of fish, divided into family sections based on the traditional system of phylogeny. Each family is introduced...
The Battle of the Coral Sea was the first time since the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that the enemy's seemingly relentless advance into the Pacific was checked.
The Torres Strait Islands did not fall under Queensland control until 1879 so outsiders were free to operate without concern for the law. Violence and disorder prevailed. Castaways were slaughtered by islanders according to sarup custom ...