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Our recommended reading about Caribbean ecology,
marine life, wildlife, birds, plants, and geology.
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by clicking on any title or book cover
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Books
by subject
Caribbean
Guides
Diving (see scuba)
Ecology
& Nature
Geography
& Maps
Hiking and Walking
History &
Culture
Honeymoons
and Island Romance
Kid's Books
Photo Collections
Scuba and
Snorkeling
Books
by island
Antigua
Bonaire
British Virgin
Islands
Nevis
St.
Barts
St. Kitts
St. Martin
St. Vincent
US Virgin Islands
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Adventuring
in the Caribbean
by Carrol B. Fleming
 Covers
forty of the islands' tropical flora and wildlife. Includes
beachcombing, hiking mountain climbing, birdwatching,
boating,snorkeling, and scuba diving. |
Caribbean
Walking and Hiking Guide
by Leonard M. Adkins
 Excursions
ranging from one hour town and beach walks to strenuous
hikes that require the services of a local guide.
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A
Natural History Atlas to the Cays of the U.S. Virgin
Islands
by Arthur E. Dammann, David W.
Nellis
 Over
300 photographs of fauna, flora, and land features.
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The
Nature of the Islands:Plants & Animals of the Eastern
Caribbean
by Virginia Barlow, Chris Doyle,
Katie Shears (Illustrator)
 Provides
visual references and information on where certain species
are likely to be found"
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Pisces
Photo Pak; Caribbean Reef Fish
by Steve Blount, Lisa Walker (Contributor),
Patrick Colin (Contributor)
 The
book lists virtually all types of reef creatures.
Each entry has an excellent picture, the name,
family, size, depth, and other detailed information.
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Pisces Guide to Caribbean Reef Ecology
by William S. Alevizon
 Describes
the interplay of creatures, natural forces, and biological
processes that make coral reefs fascinating. |
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Poisonous
Plants & Animals of Florida and the Caribbean
by
Johnd R Bradford
 For
anyone interested in native plants and animals and their
uses
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Seashore
Plants of South Florida and the Caribbean : A Guide to
Identification and Propagation of Xeriscape Plants
by David W. Nellis
 Information
about propagation and habitat with crisp, clear pictures. |
The
Shell Book; Atlantic, Gulf, and Caribbean
by Sandra D. Romashko
 More
than 300 sea shells identified in color photographs. The
shells are found from Cape Cod to Florida, the Gulf of
Mexico, and the Bahamas, Caribbean and West Indies. |
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200
conspicuous, unusual, or economically important tropical
plants of the Caribbean
by John Merriam Kingsbury
 Identification
and photos with both common and scientific names. Useful
information to assist the tropical gardener.
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Gardens of the Caribbean
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