"The Sea Around Us" is a non-fiction book written by Rachel Carson, published in 1951. It explores the ocean's ecosystems, the life forms within them, and the interconnectedness of marine environments. Carson's work emphasizes the importance of the sea in regulating the Earth's climate and supporting life. The book combines scientific research with poetic prose, making complex topics accessible to a general audience. It highlights the impact of human activities on the ocean and calls for greater awareness and conservation efforts. "The Sea Around Us" played a significant role in raising environmental consciousness in the mid-20th century.