biodiversity

Describes the basics of ecology, including food chains, habitats, and ecosystems.

Investigates the interrelationship of the ecological processes that accommodate diversity and the evolutionary processes that generate it.

Explores how habitats are destroyed and its effect on biodiversity and examines how scientists are trying to restore the habitats of endangered species. Includes case studies, side-bars, maps, charts, and photographs.

Text and photographs look at various ecosystems around the world.

A collection of two hundred color photographs profiling the beauty of the landscapes and wildlife of the Northern Rocky Mountains.

Chronicles the processes that have created new species through time and examines the destruction of ecosystems by man.

A collection of articles that discuss whether or not there is an environmental crisis, how pollution can be reduced, and how free-market approaches can protect the environment.

Introduces all sides of the issue of biodiversity, covering biodiversity loss as a serious problem, which species are threatened with extinction, whether human food production methods are a threat to biodiversity, and more.

Uses timelines and detailed case studies to explore how life on Earth has evolved throughout history and why things have different genetic and physical make ups.