Down where worms wriggle and microbes squirm, there's a whole world waiting to be discovered.
Down where worms wriggle and microbes squirm, there's a whole world waiting to be discovered...
Under Your Feet delves beneath the Earth's surface and explores the diverse wonders hidden there. Encounter creatures of the deep and marvel at the mind-boggling size of the humongous fungus - the biggest organism in the world. Learn how one handful of ordinary soil contains more organisms than there are people on Earth, and carry out experiments using dirt from your own back garden.
Under Your Feet offers you the opportunity to expand your knowledge of the natural world and soil-dwelling creatures big and small. Bursting with colourful illustrations and photography, this is the perfect book for budding young plant experts, animal fanatics, and geologists, and anyone who is curious about the ground we walk on.
Down where worms wriggle and microbes squirm, there's a whole world waiting to be discovered.
Down where worms wriggle and microbes squirm, there's a whole world waiting to be discovered...
Under Your Feet delves beneath the Earth's surface and explores the diverse wonders hidden there. Encounter creatures of the deep and marvel at the mind-boggling size of the humongous fungus - the biggest organism in the world. Learn how one handful of ordinary soil contains more organisms than there are people on Earth, and carry out experiments using dirt from your own back garden.
Under Your Feet offers you the opportunity to expand your knowledge of the natural world and soil-dwelling creatures big and small. Bursting with colourful illustrations and photography, this is the perfect book for budding young plant experts, animal fanatics, and geologists, and anyone who is curious about the ground we walk on.
Discover what goes on beneath your feet in this exciting book about the world of dirt and soil
Marc Redmile-Gordon is an expert in the crucial link between soil
and climate change, and is part of the RHS's science team.
Jackie Stroud is a soil scientist based at Rothamsted Research one
of the oldest agricultural research stations in the world.
Budding ecologists will unearth a warren of astonishing facts (did
you know, for instance, that one handful of soil contains more
organisms than there are people on the Earth?)
*Daily Telegraph*
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