A field journal for the coast, where tide pools, old maps, and a little quantum physics all wash up on the same shore.
The White Sharks of the Gulf of Maine
They were always Atlantic animals. What is changing is how often we notice them, and this summer Maine researchers tagged their first juvenile white shark, an eight-foot female they named Bug.
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Field Trip
Transform Your Sandy Beach Adventure
Field Trip isn't just another beach book. It's a companion that turns an ordinary shoreline walk into a hands-on adventure. Tide pool tales, coastal lore, and lesson plans built for families, teachers, and curious travelers alike. Bring it along and see the shoreline in a whole new way.
- Ready-to-use lesson plans for families, classrooms, or solo explorers
- Tide pool creatures and coastal myths
- The ancient art of harvesting from the sea
- Pro photography tips to capture it all
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