wetland ecology

Describes the lives and interaction of animals and plants that inhabit the many worlds of water.

Looks at the wetlands of North America, animals that dwell in them, and how wetlands are changing.

Presents the different kinds of wetlands, such as swamps, marshes, and bogs, and introduces some of the animals that live there.

Describes the unique area of Florida known as the Everglades and the plants and animals that are found there.

Explores the world's wetlands showing how they are formed, why they are important, and what can be done to safeguard them for the future.

A collage-format tour through the world of lakes and ponds that includes original illustrations, journal entries by young nature explorers, excerpts from magazines, and descriptions of many types of animals, birds, insects, and plants.

Introduces readers to the meadowlands, twenty thousand acres of wetlands in New Jersey, discussing the destruction that humans have caused, and the changes that have reversed some of the damage.

Discusses the plants, animals and climate of a wetland ecosystem. Includes hands-on activity: Absorb water.

Introduces children to marshes, bogs, swamps, and estuaries.

Examines the wetland as an ecological niche and describes the plant and animal life supported there.