The bestselling exploration of British Columbia's geology, extensively updated in this 2011 edition. This book tells the story of the province's geology and the history of its living creatures. The first edition of Geology of British Columbia , with its accessible but rigorous science, struck a chord with readers. Since it was first published, theories about plate tectonics and the geological history of BC have evolved, and this new edition reflects the current thinking. This book also features updated content throughout, seven new maps, and a number of new photographs. A brand new appendix lists and describes key geological sites in British Columbia, adding a field-guide component to this informative book that will engage readers and compel them to go see these rocks for themselves.
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Richard J. Cannings is a consulting biologist with a focus on the natural world. His work draws from a deep scientific understanding and extensive experience in biology. Through his writings, he shares insights into the natural world and ecosystems. His writing is informative and often delves into the complexities of the natural world.
Vancouver Wild
- 160 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Perched on the Pacific Rim and set within dramatic mountain ranges, Vancouver is renowned worldwide for its scenic beauty. Here, Graham Osborne's stunning images capture the region in all its the Fraser Valley at sunrise, the snow-covered peaks of the Coast Range, waterfalls and rain forests, meadows awash in wildflowers, sockeye salmon and shimmering tide pools, the city by moonlight. Richard Canning’s informative text puts the images in context. This edition of Vancouver Wild is revised and updated with eight new photographs.