landscape protection

Miss Wade helps her young students understand why it is important to protect nature by respecting trees, flowers, and animals, and cleaning up trash and litter.

Documents the explorations of a nineteenth-century team of scientists and artists who surveyed the natural wonders of Yellowstone before appealing to Congress to have the region preserved from development.

Miss Wade helps her young students understand why it is important to protect nature by respecting trees, flowers, and animals, and cleaning up trash and litter.

Describes a land of beauty caught in a struggle between conservation and development.

Discusses the ecological restoration of prairies, marshes, forests, rivers, and other damaged environments of North America.

Simple text and illustrations describe the ecological issues related to land use, such as pollution and overdevelopment, and ways children can help.

Find out why our land is important, and how people can protect it.

Describes the plight of of the people who oppose mountaintop removal mining in the Appalachian Mountains, and examines the physical destruction of the land, and how it also affects the local cultures and societies.