The Blue Wonder

Published on World Oceans Day, June 8-June 8, 2021-an international day to learn about the human impact on the world‘s marine ecosystems. Like The Hidden Life of Trees did with forests, The Blue Wonder changes how we think about the ocean by sharing astonishing insights into how creatures and plants co-exist and communicate under the sea, such as that fish make all sorts of noises-including sing! Similar to the marketing campaign for The Hidden Life of Trees, the campaign for The Blue Wonder will be positive and uplifting in scope, highlighting the book‘s capacity to change how we understand the ocean through these astonishing insights. Frauke Bagusche is a highly respected marine biologist, diver, educator and a dynamic public speaker. Over her career, she has run two marine biologist stations; launched the Aqua Power Expedition to document garbage in over 9,500 km of the ocean; and founded The Blue Mind project, providing ocean education to people who live inland. She is uniquely positioned to make readers excited about the ocean with her book. Bagusche weaves her personal experiences as a diver and scientific knowledge to explain some of the ocean‘s most fascinating phenomena. The Blue Wonder helps readers reconnect with the ocean, and understand how the ocean is deeply connected to our own lives-even those who don‘t live near the ocean. Bagusche also explains why the ocean desperately needs our help, and she provides realistic solutions for how we can protect the ocean‘s unique and vital habitats.