glaciers

This book discusses the problems of melting ice and global warming, describing melting glaciers, effects in Antarctica, effects in the Arctic, the threat to polar bears, and the work of scientists with ice cores.

Presents an illustrated exploration of glaciers including discussions of their composition, how they are formed, how they move, and how they shape the territory around them. Includes color photographs, diagrams, and a glossary of unfamiliar terms.

Tundras are found in the coldest places on Earth. This book explores the plants, animals, and environment of this important ecosystem. Learn more in Tundras, an AV2 media enhanced book.

Describes glaciers - how they are formed, how they evolve, where they are found, and how they are affected by global warming.

Simple text and supportive images introduce beginning readers to the physical characteristics and geographic locations of glaciers.

Tells the difference between ice, icebergs, and glaciers; describes the icebergs that form each spring off the Greenland icecap and are guided by the Atlantic Current; and discusses the Ice Age and what influence scientists think the polar cap will have on the climate in the future.

True story of a brave dog who accompanied John Muir on an exploration of glacial areas in Alaska.

Discusses what glaciers are, how they move, the various kinds, how they move and change the land, and how they can be used.

Photographs and text provide an overview of Earth's glacier, explaining how they are formed and why they are an important part of the planet.

Photographs and simple text examines different glaciers around the world, how they are formed, their effects on surrounding landscapes, life around glaciers for people and animals, and other related topics.