And now, the thrilling conclusion to part 1 of our series! Will our heros ever find land? Will they blog happily ever after? Will they continue to find wonder the world’s largest ecosystem and share that with a waiting nature blog audience? Find out…next… at the Nature Blog Network, after these important messages.
photo from wikipedia
Included in this section are blogs about the coast as well, which is fairly related to marine blogs anyway and many often straddle the line.
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- Steve Savage writes about the Marine life in Sussex, England at the appropriately named Sussex Marine Wildlife Jottings. Lots of seal sightings up that way.
- For the discriminating Singaporean nature lover, and I’m largely just assuming that since the site is written in simplified Chinese, come Purple Mangrove, another from a stable of excellent nature blogs from that tiny island.
- Florida’s Space Coast is not only a fascinating destination for the astronomy buff, but the Merritt Island NWR nearby (and created as a potential crash landing spot for space shuttles, yikes!) is merely the centerpiece of a great nature watching infrastructure too, as covered by Space Coast Eco.
- Also from the Space Coast of Florida, and a companion blog to the above, is Space Coast Beach Buzz. I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention them both.
- Naturefinder find nature by snorkling and writes, then, on ecotourism and human-wildlife issues. Not a bad gig, really.
- Teng of Idiosyncrasies Reside resides in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, which happens to host one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world.
- Many of our coastal blogs hail from Florida, and for good reason when nearly the entire state is fewer than 100 miles from a coast. Blog the Beach joins a fine lineup, and gets me thinking about next week…
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Florida was the theme of a previous Networking post, and one with a great variety of fantastic blogs. Many more have joined since then so it’s high time I revisit the Sunshine State, so that’s what I’m doing. Bloggers who want their sites included can reach me at naswick (at) gmail (dot) com. I’d love to hear from you!
Also, if anyone has any ideas for themes or places they’d love to see featured, drop me a line! I’m always looking for great ideas.
Til next week!
