Beneath Busselton Jetty by Ann Storrie, Sue Morrison and Peter Morrison

Historic Busselton Jetty is the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere. Effectively a huge artificial reef, it is a magnet to visitors, divers, in fact, anyone with an interest in the marine environment.

The jetty has been colonised by an amazing diversity of colourful corals, sponges, sea stars, shellfish, fish and other forms of marine life.

Beneath Busselton Jetty takes a detailed look at the jetty's history and its underwater inhabitants. (back cover)