wetland ecology

"A child goes on an adventure to the Florida Everglades, discovering what the climate is like and encountering many animals and plants that live in wetlands. Includes world map of wetlands and glossary"--Provided by publisher.

An exploration of wetland ecology that discusses the organisms that live there, from herons and algae to alligators and jaguars.

Full-color photographs and text document the ecosystem of the Florida Everglades, describing its unique plant and animal life and efforts to reverse the environment abuse in the area.

Presents information on the animals, plants, and general characteristics of wetlands, also known as marshes or swamps.

Describes the increasing destruction of rain forests and wetlands and some things that can be done about it.

Explores the fragility of nature and the massive erosion, rising sea levels, and other environmental threats that are destroying the largest wetland in the United States.

Provides a cumulative approach to describe the wetland ecology of a fresh water marsh, the most common type of wetland in North America.

Describes different types of wetlands including bogs, swamps, and marshes. Discusses the plants and animals that live in wetlands and offers suggestions on how to preserve wetlands for wildlife.