lakes

Traces the life cycles of animals and other living things in and around lakes and ponds, and discusses the importance of taking care of these environments.

Describes lakes, including how they form, lake plants and animals, how people and weather change lakes, Lake Superior, and the Caspian Sea.

Examines the rhythms of life that sustain freshwater ecosystems.

Simple text and illustrations describe the characteristics, origin, and pollution of lakes.

Describes the physical geography, biology, ecology, history, uses, and management of lake and river biomes; looks at the unique properties of freshwater, lakes, and rivers; features portraits of specific lakes and rivers around the world; and includes photographs, charts, illustrations, a glossary, and an index.

This book explains how rivers, lakes, oceans, and other bodies of water shaped and continue to shape the planet we call home.

Provides color photographs and facts about lakes, explaining what they are, how they are formed, the plants and animals that live in or around them, how they are used by people, and pollution.

Presents an introduction to lakes, in simple text with illustrations, describing what they are, how they form, and the plant and animal life that live in and around them.

Briefly describes rivers, lakes, and ponds, some of the life forms that depend on them, and what scientists are doing to help conserve them.

Describes the different types of water in the world's rivers and lakes, explains how rivers helped shape the world, and explains the life cycle of a lake.