New Zealand's Subantarctic Islands: The Kelp Kingdom Nobody Visits
South of New Zealand lie wind-torn islands wrapped in some of Earth's densest kelp forests. A guide to the Auckland and Campbell islands' wild underwater world.
Dr. Mara Ellison ·
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South of New Zealand lie wind-torn islands wrapped in some of Earth's densest kelp forests. A guide to the Auckland and Campbell islands' wild underwater world.
Dr. Mara Ellison ·
800 km east of New Zealand, the Chatham Islands sit in the Roaring Forties: southern bull kelp, rock lobster, Moriori heritage and the Chatham Rise.
Tom Okafor ·

A coastal atlas guide to the Kerguelen Islands — vast giant kelp beds at 49°S, elephant seals and king penguins, iron-fed blooms, and the wildest kelp wilderness few will see.
Tom Okafor ·

Giant kelp forests, rockhopper penguins and a lobster fishery that funds a town: a guide to Tristan da Cunha, the South Atlantic's most remote kelp coast.
Dr. Mara Ellison ·
What the kelp ring around the world's most remote inhabited island actually looks like — island by island, season by season — and how anyone ever gets to see it.
Tom Okafor ·
Marion and Prince Edward Islands hold giant kelp and bull kelp in the Furious Fifties — a coastal atlas guide to South Africa's wild, fiercely protected subantarctic outpost.
Dr. Lena Fischer ·