Andrey Ryanskiy has published the latest in his series of photographic marine life guides. Covering the reefs of Indonesia, the new book features 203 pages and includes over 1,600 fishes, turtles, invertebrates and marine plants.

The Coral Reef Indonesia guide is available now in both paperback and digital versions on the iTunes book store and Amazon.

New Photo Guide to the Coral Reefs of Indonesia has been released

The author of the book, Andrey Ryanskiy, is an observing naturalist and expert UW photographer. For 15 years, he has traveled the world with his camera, never hit the water without it and has logged several thousand dives. Underwater photography for him is an instrument to promote the education and the care of the oceans and its inhabitants. Coral Reefs Indonesia is his fourth book about marine life. Instead of celebrating new release Andrey is diving now in the New Caledonia, invited by the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris, to take part in the major marine biology expedition.

Back to the book, Coral Reefs Indonesia is the first and only photo guide solely dedicated to marine animals of Indonesia you are likely to see while diving or snorkeling and covering fishes, turtles, invertebrates and marine plants. It features near 1600 species, among them new species and new records of fishes and invertebrates for the Indonesia. The photo guide is available on Amazon as paperback and eBook (for frequent travelers).

In addition, Coral Reefs Indonesia is available in the Apple store for iPad and iPhone devices. It has an interactive menu with clickable previews and every picture can be viewed full-screen for better reader’s experience.

If you want to receive a free PDF copy of the 80 pages of the book. Just fill the form on our website and download the file.

Enjoy the book, look for critters you have already seen and use it to plan your next diving trip to Indonesia!

And please find time to check the other books in Reef ID series – Coral Reef Philippines, Coral Reef Maldives and Coral Reefs Crustaceans: from Red Sea to Papua. They are all also available on Amazon and the Apple store.