Moore, Peter D

Presents color-illustrated, encyclopedia-style articles on the wetland biome, covering its geography, geology, chemistry, biology, biodiversity, history, economics, health, management, and relationship to the atmosphere, and includes a glossary and a further reading list.

Photographs, diagrams and text introduce the ideas and concepts which ecologists have developed to describe and explain the world of nature.

Describes the geography, geology, ecosystems, biodiversity, history and prehistory, and conservation of farm and city biomes, and includes photographs, charts, illustrations, a glossary, and an index.

Describes the geography, geology, ecosystem, biodiversity, history, uses, and future of tundra biomes, and includes photographs, charts, illustrations, a glossary, and an index.

Provides biological, climatic, economic, geographical, geological, and historical perspectives on wetlands environments, and explains how the ecosystems came to be, how they have changed throughout history, and how they have been affected by human activity.

Provides biological, climatic, economic, geographical, geological, and historical perspectives on tundra environments, and explains how the ecosystems came to be, how they have changed throughout history, and how they have been affected by human activity.

Provides biological, climatic, economic, geographical, geological, and historical perspectives on tropical forest environments, and explains how the ecosystems came to be, how they have changed throughout history, and how they have been affected by human activity.

Describes biomes known as the wetlands focusing on their geology, ecosystem, biodiversity, and their uses. Also discusses their history and future challenges.