Tristan Gooley is a nature writer, explorer, and navigator who lives in Sussex in the UK. He’s led nature expeditions on all five continents and is one of only a few people to sail across the Atlantic solo. He’s a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and the Royal Institute of Navigation. His other books include The Walker’s Guide to Outdoor Clues and Signs and How to Read Water.
The Secret World of Weather (2021) teaches you how to speak the forgotten language of local climates. Clouds, winds, plants, and other features of our environment all give us clues about the weather as we actually experience it versus what we’ve heard on the daily forecast. With just a little practice, you’ll find it easy to tune into their secret messages and start making your own weather forecasts.
How to Read Water: Clues and Patterns from Puddles to the Sea by Tristan Gooley is a fascinating exploration of the hidden messages that water holds. Through real-life stories and practical tips, the book teaches us how to interpret ripples, currents, and other water features to navigate more effectively and understand the world around us.
Individuals who enjoy outdoor activities and want to deepen their connection with nature
Aspiring adventurers and explorers looking to improve their navigation and observation skills
Nature enthusiasts who are curious about the hidden clues and patterns present in water and the environment