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Third vote for GrassAdd on Julie E. Czerneda with her trilogy starting with Survival. The main character is a migration biologist and this is set maybe a couple of centuries hence and her home base is this wonderful wilderness reserve on the NW seaboard of the US and she and her research team live in these brilliant floating pods just off the coast, to minimise their impact on the environment. Does students so very well.
On the Fantasy side, you might take a look at Patricia A. McKillip, beginning with the early The Forgotten Beasts of Eld (which was sometime marketed as juvenile/Young Adult, if memory serves). Her numerous more recent books usually have odd environments and creatures, but none immediately stand out in my mind for this in particular (and I am not up to date with her books anyway) -- with the exception of the magic-saturated forest in Alphabet of Thorn
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The Forgotten Beasts of Eld (other topics)Alphabet of Thorn (other topics)
Survival (other topics)
Dogs of War (other topics)
The Skinner (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Julie E. Czerneda (other topics)Adrian Tchaikovsky (other topics)
Andre Norton (other topics)
Poul Anderson (other topics)
Doranna Durgin (other topics)
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The world of Spatterjay in The Skinner by Neal Asher has one of the most bat-crap crazy ecosystems I've come across.