forests and forestry

Provides biological, climatic, economic, geographical, geological, and historical perspectives on temperate 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.

Young Calpurnia takes her dog, Buggy-horse, and follows her nose to a secret river in a Florida forest, where she catches enough fresh fish to feed her hungry neighbors, even after giving some to the forest creatures she meets on the way home.

Bear hears something in the tree and tries to figure out who it could be, and his choices are narrowed as more and more of his friends show up.

A full-color A to Z guide that looks at modern forestry and how it has changed since the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Simple text and photographs introduce the features of tropical, temperate, and evergreen forests.

The vast forests of a country are all cut down to make room for development, until finally only one small wooded area remains like an island in the endless noisy sea of the city.

A brief introduction to trees, which, growing all together, make a forest.

Describes the formation, characteristics, and plant and animal life of different types of forests.

Examines different kinds of forests, their climate, weather, inhabitants, exploitation, and future prospects.

Looks at trees that make up the world's forests, animals that dwell in them, and how forests are changing.