Henzel, Cynthia Kennedy

Overview of the history of Stonehenge discusses its original purpose, how it was built, where it is, why it is considered a threatened monument, and what is being done to conserve it.

Provides information about the Galapagos Islands, including the archipelago's formation, Darwin's theory of evolution, and today's conservation efforts.

Explains how surveyors, photogrammetrists, and analysts gather information to make maps and describes the tools they use.

An introduction to cartography that describes different kinds of maps, how cartographers gather data, mapmaking tools, and other related topics.

Photographs, illustrations, and simple text describe mapping from the earliest charts to modern satallite imaging.

A collection of illustrated instructions for drawing twenty-six different fantasy creatures including gargoyles, a Chinese dragon, and fairies.

Describes the features and uses of various types of maps, including physical, topographic, political, road, population, economic, resources, and environmental maps as well as navigational and weather charts.

Explains the basics of map reading. Describes how to use the map's title, legend, and scale to learn about the locations on the map.

Describes the history and natural beauty of the Great Barrier Reef, and discusses its ecological troubles and efforts to conserve its resources. Includes a glossary, color photographs, and Internet links.