By R. Woods
2006
A comprehensive photographic guide to the Falkland Islands, covering the regularly occurring birds and mammals most likely to be encountered on and in the waters immediately surrounding the islands. Forty-three plates from Islander Alan Henry are accompanied by text giving the key identification features for each species along with notes on habitat, population and conservation status.

Hb. 144pp 150x215mm

By D. Summers
2005
A comprehensive full-colour insight into the main destinations visited by cruise vessels in the Falkland Islands. There are also four other sites briefly described. The introductory map shows the location of each place within the Falklands archipelago. The text outlines history, possible landing places, with detailed maps, wildlife information, geology and nature/hiking trails. A checklist of all species mentioned, with their English and scientific names, is included. There is also information on the history, the people and the capital, Stanley.

Pb. 132pp 17 maps, 145 colour plates 150x215mm

By S. Poncet
2005
this book gives information on the history, vegetation and wildlife of 24 of South Georgia's most popular visitor sites. Sally and Kim have drawn on experts in many fields to pull together facts about South Georgia's discovery, past and present, together with its rich animal and plant life. Each site described is accompanied by a detailed map showing the location of wildlife, vegetation, historic artefacts, topographical features of interest and hiking routes. Visitor tips, some of the island's special features and history are covered in additional chapters.

Pb. spiral bound. 180pp 210x150mm