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Mit dem Meer leben
- Karsten Reise erzählt das Watt, Dünen und Deiche
- Narrated by: Karsten Reise
- Length: 3 hrs and 25 mins
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Publisher's summary
Das Wattenmeer zwischen Deich und Dünen bleibt sich niemals gleich. Alte Weisheiten trägt die Ebbe fort und mit jeder Flut strömt neues Leben in diese Wechselwelt aus Wasser, Sand und Schlick.
Karsten Reise erforscht die Nordseeküste seit nunmehr 50 Jahren. Er kennt jede Wattwurmhöhle und Muschelbank zwischen den nordfriesischen Inseln, die Sandkörner und Strömungen, weiß vom unaufhaltsamen Steigen des Meeres bei aufgeheiztem Klima. Deiche erhöhen allein reicht da nicht mehr aus. Ändert sich das Meer, sollten auch wir uns ändern und amphibischer werden in unserer Lebensweise. Hier eröffnen sich ganz neue Möglichkeiten für die gesamte Küstenregion. Unglaublich viel hat das Wattenmeer schon verkraftet, abgeschüttelt oder im Fall von Exoten aus Übersee einfach integriert. Auch wenn es flach und grau anmutet, so überrascht es doch in seiner Vielschichtigkeit. Diese zu durchdringen erfüllt mit Staunen. Von natürlicher Harmonie ist hier wenig zu spüren, jeder weit gereiste Küstenvogel macht da ebenso wie die Herzmuschel oder der Wattwurm sein eigenes Ding, was dann durch das ganze Ökosystem schwingt. All das ist so einmalig, dass es nach vielem Hin und Her zum Weltnaturerbe erklärt wurde. Karsten Reise trug dazu bei. In Mit dem Meer leben lässt er uns teilhaben an seinem gelebten Wissensschatz und seiner ansteckenden Begeisterung für das Watt, Dünen und Deiche.
Critic reviews
Mit Karsten Reise durch das Watt zu waten ist ein ebenso kurzweiliges wie lehrreiches Abenteuer. Wären die Biologiestunden in der Schule doch je so spannend gewesen.
-- Alexander Kosenina, FAZ
Grandios.
-- BÜCHERmagazin
Wunderbar.
-- Platz 1 der hr2-Hörbuchbestenliste
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