Custom Hardcover Book Printing Short Run Services Self Publish 280pages

Custom Hardcover Book Printing Self Publish Book Printing

Product Description

1. Size: 210mmxH297mm; A4 size

2. Extent: Hardcover + 8PP endspaper + 280 page text 

3. Paper stock:

Cover: 157gsm gloss paper, 2mm greyboard

Endspaper: 8PP, 140gsm white offset paper,

Text: 280 pages, 157gsm matt art paper

4. Printing: cover and text with full color printing

5. Finishing: cover with matt lamination

6. Binding: case bound, hardcover, squre back book

7. Item: Guyane oceane hardcover book.

8. Sample: 3-5days

9. Bluk: 7-12days

Print On Demand ( POD )

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Scientific knowledge

The evocation of the environment in Guyana intuitively refers to the Amazon rainforest, the lung of the Earth, with its exuberant flora and fauna. However, there is another Guyana, less emblematic, that of coastal and coastal areas, paradoxically less accessible and therefore better preserved. Between marine environment, rocky points, sandy beaches, expanses of silt, mangroves, marshes, forests and savannas, coastal Guyana indeed conceals very diverse ecosystems, of which we are only beginning to discover the richness, the organization and the functioning. Written by a group of researchers involved in the observation, description and analysis of these environments and their biodiversity, Guyane Océane is thus presenting these little-known environments to a wide audience for the first time.

Both a beautiful illustrated book and a review of scientific knowledge, the book is aimed as much at local players in development and education as at researchers, amateur and professional naturalists. It bears witness to the unexpected richness of Guyanese coastal environments that depend on the largest river in the world, the Amazon, which is its main engine of organization and development.