Eighth edition. Has the most detailed and extensive Outdoors chapter on the market, covering the best and most interesting, inspiring outdoor possibilities available, plus the best tours, organizations, and lessons.

Korea has a proud tradition of astronomy that has been treasured for thousands of years. Koreans in the past were thorough in observing all things that happened on the earth and in the sky and leaving records of them. Such activities are the basics of natural sciences that are necessary for the survival of humankind, and the expansion of knowledge. The book is designed to raise awareness about astronomical achievement despite a lack of interest in the value of traditional sciences, in which the many astronomy-related relics and vast observation records produced with effort over the past 2,000 years have yet to be put in proper order.

The book contains information about geographical setting of Korea

The book contains differents types of birds of Korea

SHAPE stands for Summit of Honor on Atoms for Peace and Environment. The 1st edition of this conference took place in Seoul (ROK) from March 10 to 12, 2010. More than 150 participants, leaders in the nuclear industry and nuclear decision makers attended the summit to discuss nuclear energy and security issues. The attendees include Dr Mohamed El Baradei (Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency), Paolo Cotta-Ramusino (Secretary General of Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs), Kim Young-Sam (Former President of South Korea), and political leaders as well as academic professors and industrial experts from 17 different countries around the globe. SHAPE’2010 was chaired by President Kim Young-Sam and Dr Mohamed El Baradei.

Discovery of Acheulian-like handaxes in the Imjin River basin in central Korea in the late 1970s highlighted the inherent problems of the conception of the socalled Movius Line. While they make it clear that mere presence or absence of certain stone tools cannot provide meaningful ground for understanding the real patterning in paleolithic records, these pieces nevertheless do not appear to be identical to similar artifacts found in more westerly locale. In this volume, authors from different backgrounds discuss the characteristics of the East Asian paleolithic assemblages to attempt to understand the overall nature of the regional Pleistocene prehistory

Moon Tides—Jeju Island Grannies of the Sea is the first book by an American journalist to document the lives of these rare divers through intimate interviews and photographs. Their stories will appeal to those of us desiring a life of purpose—undulating and infinite as the sea

The contents of the book are largely composed of four. Part 1 describes the major factors that make up our climate. The second part deals with seasonal changes in Korea and includes the rainy season as an important season along with spring, summer, autumn and winter

Environmental Movements in Korea provides a comprehensive overview of environmentalism in Korea by focusing on the key problems and issues that have generated various strands of citizen activism on behalf of environmental protection

Photo album dedicated to the Korean islands