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Jonathan White
Trinity University Press
Publication date : February, 2017
ISBN: 9781595348050

In Tides: The Science and Spirit of the Ocean, writer, sailor and surfer Jonathan White takes readers across the globe to discover the science and spirit of ocean tides. In the Arctic, he shimmies under the ice with an Inuit elder to hunt for mussels in the dark cavities left behind at low tide; in China, he races the Silver Dragon, a twenty-five foot tidal bore that crashes eighty miles up the Qiantang River; in France, he interviews the monks that live in the tide-wrapped monastery of Mont St. Michel; in Chile and Scotland, he investigates the growth of tidal power generation; and in Panama and Venice, he delves into how the threat of sea level rise is changing human culture – the very old and very new.[/vc_column_text][vc_separator][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]

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“Mr. White’s wonderfully paced account” [shows] “a writer with a disciplined curiosity about and a practical understanding of the sea….an acute observer…. [White] offers clear explanations of how tides work and how scientific giants…helped get us where we are today.” – Author Lincoln Paine

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“wonderful….travelogue and adventure story” – Host Helen Palmer

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“[Jonathan], you write like an angel….lovely, lyrical writing.” – Host Michael Krasny

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“marvelous….a grand mix of science history, ocean lore and literary travel writing.” – Michael Upchurch

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“a major new book on the importance of the tides.” – Tim Queeney

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“[White goes] to some of the wildest corners of the earth….[and] offers a depth of tidal knowledge I could have never imagined.” – Alex Wilson

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“shows how the rising sea levels are reshaping our cultures.” – Allen Pierloni

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“a fascinating read” – Thomas Urquhart

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“evoke[s] authors Bruce Chatwin and Paul Theroux’s musings on the metaphysical aspect of our relationship with nature.” – Jack Shea

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“a rare exemplar of the marriage of technical lucidity with stylistic grace….a joy to read” – Alan Littell

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Jonathan White provides us in this fine, fascinating book with a clear understanding of the infinitely complex and wild nature of our planet’s tidal forces in all their mystery and beauty. He is to be warmly congratulated.

Peter Matthiessen
Author of The Snow Leopard

Let me be clear. This is one of the most fascinating, engaging, relevant, and impeccably brilliant books I have ever read. It has profoundly changed my sense for the earth, the oceans, the sky, and how they are deeply interwoven with the course of human thought and history.

Richard Nelson
Author of The Island Within, winner of the John Burroughs Medal
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Jonathan White’s tidal explorations drew me in with just the right mix of science, history, and storytelling, propelled throughout by the author’s infectious curiosity and sense of wonder. Beautifully written, impeccably researched, and filled with unexpected connections and discoveries, Tides is a splendid book.

Thor Hanson
Author of Feathers, winner of the John Burroughs Medal

I loved this book. As a physical oceanographer, I understand the tides from a scientific viewpoint. I really enjoyed learning the history of tidal theories, the spiritual meaning the tides have for many people around the world, and how the tides affect so many places in such varied ways. I recommend it to both scientists and non-scientists.

Sally Warner, PhD
Oregon State University
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Table of Contents

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Foreword: Peter Matthiessen

Peter Matthiessen, author of over 30 titles and a naturalist, wilderness writer and co-founder of The Paris Review, read an early draft of Tides before his death in 2014, and graciously agreed to write the Foreword.
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1. The Perfect Dance

The Bay of Fundy, located
between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Canada has some of the world’s largest tides. Fundy’s epic mudflats have billions of corophium shrimp - and those shrimp feed millions of Semi-palmated Sandpipers migrating from South America to the Arctic. It’s just one of many complex points of planetary life shaped by the tide.
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2. Star of Our Life

Mont St. Michel is a spectacular and ancient monastery on the coast of Normandy, France, surrounded by the sea at every high tide – and dramatically exposed at each low. It is the perfect venue for a meditation on the earliest history of man’s relation to the tides, both spiritual and scientific.
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3. Silver Dragon

The Silver Dragon is the worlds largest daily tidal bore – a twenty-five foot wave that rushes up the Qiantang River in China, and has been a source of fascination, celebration, and mortality for thousands of years. Jonathan takes a good long look at it, and its history, before scampering out of its path.
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4. The Last Magician

The book that got Galileo in trouble with the church was originally named The Flux and Reflux of the Tides. In London’s Royal Society inaugural edition of Philosophical Transactions in 1665, many of the articles were about the tides. Jonathan visits the Royal Society to walk readers through the history of tide science, including Aristotle, Galileo, Kepler and others.
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5. Big Waves

Tides share attributes with waves – really big waves. The monster waves at the Mavericks surfing contest in Half Moon Bay, California help to explain that ocean tides are like really big, really fast waves moving around the world. Jonathan describes how the moon, sun, and many other forces combine to cause the tide.
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6. Fast Water

When water squeezes through a narrow, tumbles over rocks, or smacks into the continental shelf, it’s basic physics at work: it produces friction (yes, even in water there’s friction). Tidal friction slows the earth, moves the moon, and even bends time. Jonathan sees friction’s effects in the thrilling narrows of Skookumchuck in British Columbia.
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7. Resonance and Big Tides

The biggest tides in the world happen where the shape of the ocean’s bottom in a bay, sea, or river delta resonates perfectly with the timing of the moon’s influence. One such place in the Arctic is Ungava Bay, off the Labrador Sea – where Jonathan slithers under the sea ice at low tide to gather mussels with Lukasi Nappaaluk.
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8. Turning the Tide

Human beings have harnessed tidal power for nearly one thousand years to grind grain, cut wood, and now, generate electrical power. Jonathan visits the oldest tide mill in the United Kingdom, and a global conference on tidal energy generation in Chile, to understand the past and future of tidal power.
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9. Higher Tides

Many of the world’s most important cities are shaped by the tides. As sea level rises and extraordinarily high tides are predicted, humanity is seeking solutions to one of our oldest problems – made new again by climate change. Jonathan visits Venice, Italy and the Kuna Yala people in the San Blas Islands, Panama, to see how we are coping – or not – with rising sea levels.
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Chapter 3

Silver Dragon: China’s Qiantang River Bore

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This is the strangest and most wonderful sight under heaven.
– Mei Shang, second century BCE

I wake before dawn on the last day of China’s Bore-Watching Festival, when large tides occur during daylight hours. The air is warm, thickened with smells of wastewater and pesticides in the dusty streets of Yanguan. Hidden below the jetty a few hundred yards away, the Qiantang River—one of China’s largest—slinks toward the sea like a drowsy dragon. It sleeps now but will awaken with the next tide. During festival days, when the tides are extraordinarily large due to a full moon, the dragon rears up into a twenty-five-foot wave—the largest bore in the world—and terrorizes everything in its path.

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Speaking

[/vc_column_text][vc_single_image image=”905″ img_size=”large” alignment=”center”][vc_column_text]Jonathan enjoys speaking to audiences of all kinds. He has given talks and keynote presentations at museums, aquariums, yacht clubs, government institutions, book clubs, writing conferences, grade schools, bookstores, and universities. In 2017, he will be speaking about Tides at over 60 venues across North America, including the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, the LLBean Discovery Speaker Series, the Port Townsend Northwest Maritime Center, the Maine Audubon Society, the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, the San Francisco Yacht Club and many others.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/6″ offset=”vc_hidden-sm”][/vc_column][vc_column el_class=”center”][vc_btn title=”Learn More” el_class=”btn btn-main btn-main_whitebg” link=”url:%2Fspeaking%2F|||”][/vc_column][/vc_row]