forests and forestry

Presents a collection of illustrated rhymes to be read aloud in two voices, as a curious dog interviews all the animals on a farm.

A wordless story told with stark, black-and-white illustrations, in which a boy walks through a dark, snow-covered forest, unaware that something--perhaps friend, perhaps foe--is watching him.

Jake sets off on a hiking trip in the forest with his family, but a series of misadventures nearly turns the day into a disaster.

Raven warns against the destruction of the ancient forests, but no one listens except for a small child.

Photographs and easy-to-follow text describe forests and the food chains, food webs, animal survival techniques, and other aspects of life that make them distinct.

Captioned illustrations provide an introduction to tropical rain forests for children.

Introduces the various forests of the world, including mangrove, broadleaf, evergreen, and rain forests.

Discusses tropical rain forests, including their flora, fauna, and indigenous peoples, as well as the activities that threaten their destruction and the consequences of that destruction.

An illustrated history of the New England forests, from colonial days when settlers freely used the trees for warmth and housing to today's tensions between environmentalists and the logging industry.