Ecosystems

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Life in the Arctic

2004
A description of the plants and animals found in the arctic region.

Life in a pond

2004
Explores the pond ecosystem, discussing where ponds are found, how a pond develops, and the interdependence of the plants and animals that live in and around it.

Life in a freshwater lake

2006
Examines the rhythms of life that sustain freshwater ecosystems.

Life in a swamp

2006
Examines the various ecosystems found within a swamp, how the plants and animals interact with one another, where swamps can be found around the world, and efforts to protect them.

Life in a grassland

2006
Explores the grassland ecosystem, explaining what grasslands are and where they are found, looking atplant and animal life in and around grasslands, and discussing threats to grassland environments.

Life in a forest

2005
Explores the forest ecosystem, explaining what forests are and where they are found, looking at plant and animal life in and around forests, and discussing threats to forest environments.

Life in a cave

2005
Examines caves, how they grow, what types of plants and animals inhabit them, and the conservation department's efforts to protect them.

Mountains

2013
An introduction to mountains, looking at where they are located in the world, the types and climates of mountains, and native plants and animals, and discussing why mountains are in danger and the types of jobs available for people who want to work in the mountains.

Wetlands

2004
Presents an introduction to wetlands, explaining what they are and their characteristics, looks at the different types of wetlands and the life they support, provides information about indigenous people in these environments, and dicusses wetlands resources, the threats they face, and protection efforts.

Rain forests

2004
An introduction to the rain forests that discusses how life adapts to its climate and soils, the different types of rain forests, their indigenous peoples and resources, and the many factors that threaten their future.

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