Barbara Brennessel Livres

Exploring the New England shellfish industry, this book delves into the rich history, scientific principles, and economic factors that shape shellfish aquaculture. It examines various techniques used in the industry, providing insights into sustainable practices and the environmental impact of shellfish farming. Through a blend of historical context and modern advancements, readers gain a comprehensive understanding of the significance of shellfish in the region's culture and economy.

A new edition of a classic on a beloved turtle species.

Focusing on the life cycle of Alewives, the book details their biology from fertilized eggs to adult schools migrating in the Atlantic Ocean, while highlighting the diverse habitats they occupy at each life stage. It also examines the reasons behind the decline of river herring populations and discusses various restoration efforts aimed at reviving these iconic fish and their remarkable inland migrations that once captivated many observers.