forest conservation

Discusses the characteristics and importance of different kinds of forests and the life they support.

Provides an introduction to the forest biome, including coniferous, deciduous, and rain forests, and discusses the work that scientists are doing to study and preserve them.

Relates how the American forest came to be "watched over" and how the idea of conservation was born.

Describes how the world's forests are being destroyed, some of the causes and consequences of this destruction, and some ways of preventing it.

A narrative nonfiction that describes the story of a group of botanists and amateur naturalists who climb and research California's giant redwood trees.

Describes northern, temperate, and tropical forests, the problems of preserving them, and their future prospects.

Describes different types of forests and where they grow, explains the role trees play in keeping the air clean, and discusses deforestation, acid rain, and forest conservation.

Discusses the dangers of damaging or depleting non-renewable resources. Potentially sustainable solutions for the issues are presented, so young readers can become informed and responsible citizens for a global future.

Offers an account of the largest-ever forest fire in America, which cemented Teddy Roosevelt's legacy because the heroism shown by the forest rangers turned public opinion permanently in favor of the forests, which Roosevelt wanted to conserve.