Bull Kelp
of Amazing British Columbia

On this page: References for bull kelp, the K entry in Amazing British Columbia: A Natural History From A To Z


One alphabet book cannot tell everything about bull kelp. The references below include information about the photographer and links to other sites with more information about the kelp

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Brandon Cole, Photographer of Bull Kelp

Brandon Cole photographer for Amazing British Columbia Brandon Cole is a wildlife photographer and writer. He works mainly with sea creatures. He has photos of
  • over 20 species of whales and dolphins
  • marine mammals
  • sharks
  • fishes and invertebrates from tropical coral reefs to cold water kelp forests
  • scuba diving
  • and many other marine subjects.
He has a degree in marine biology from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Br>He as worked with the National Park Service, the University of California, and the Australian Institute of Marine Science.

Now he explores one of the planet’s last frontiers, the world beneath the waves.

He travels all over the world. His favourite places are
  • the coral reefs of Indonesia
  • the Galapagos islands
  • the South Pacific
  • and the icy waters of British Columbia and Alaska.


He lives in land-locked Spokane, WA, USA with his artist wife Melissa who is the diver swimming with the giant Pacific octopus in the book Amazing British Columbia.

You can see more of his photos on brandoncole.com. (This link opens in a new window.)

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Other Photos of Bull Kelp

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Books About Bull Kelp

Here is the book I read for information on kelp.

_____(2000). "Kelp" in Encyclopedia of British Columbia. Daniel Francis (Ed.) p. 378.

Here is a link to other books about kelp. (This link opens in a new window.)
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Links to Information on Kelp



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