nature conservation

Argues that many of the world's plants and animals are in danger of becoming extinct because of hunans' misuse of the earth's resources and describes the species which are most at risk.

Raphael Semmes Cody, a fifteen-year-old boy who is fascinated with the outdoors, studies the creation and destruction of four ant colonies in Alabama, and when he grows up, he decides to go to Harvard Law School in order to fight for his environmental beliefs, and the fate of the Nokobee wildland, in the courtroom.

Presents a collection of twenty essays that examines the issues associated with the possible extinction of many species of animal life around the world, and discusses the causes and steps that have been taken to protect wildlife.

"An examination of the endangerment and extinction of certain animals, exploring how wildlife in general affects Earth's biodiversity and balance, as well as how animals contribute to a healthier planet"--Provided by publisher.

The history of the organization Greenpeace and of its action and approach to environmental protection.

Collects essays from researchers and scientists studying evolutionary processes on the Galapagos Islands in which they describe their discoveries, and features six hundred captioned photographs.

Mark Owens chronicles the experiences he and his wife Delia had during the twenty-three years they spent in Africa fighting to save the country's people and wildlife.

Describes the characteristics of polar biomes and what makes them unique, looks at life in these regions, discusses their importance to the health of the planet, examines the damaging effects of pollution, exploitation, tourism, and climate change, and looks at what is being done to preserve these areas for the future.

Provides a biography of Theodore Roosevelt chronicling his early years, adolescence, and political career. Focuses on Roosevelt's efforts to conserve America's natural resources and discusses his legacy. Includes a chronology, a glossary, and further resources.