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Research on Marion Island and environs encapsulated in new book

November 23, 2010 0 Comments

The first coffee-table book – one that is a pleasure both to read and to look at – on the history, beauty and conservation of South Africa’s southernmost territories, Marion Island and Prince Edward Island, has been published. The 176-page book, Marion and Prince Edward – Africa’s southern islands, was written and compiled by researchers at [...]

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Research on Marion Island and environs encapsulated in new book

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