Books in Our Living Planet series

Describes the characteristics and formation of the world's mountains and the plant, animal, and human communities that live there

Study the interplay of Earth's atmosphere, geology, resources, and life forms that inhabit it.__This title is available only in the U.S. and Canada.

Examines the formation, ecology, and folklore of caves.

Describes the characteristics of the world's rivers, the changes that rivers make on the land, and the course of the river to the sea

Describes the climate, land formations, plant life, animals, and people of the frozen arctic land called tundra.

Looking at how the elements of earth, water, air, and fire combine in an endless cycle of power, this book explores the ecology of deserts. It is one of a series which examines the landscape now and in the future, and at life in a variety of habitats.

Examines the formation, ecology, and folklore of caves

Describes the characteristics and formation of the world's mountains and the plant, animal, and human communities that live there

Discusses the characteristics and formation of the world's deserts and how plants, animals, and people have learned to survive there

Discusses how and where volcanoes and earthquakes occur and other aspects of these disturbances in the earth

Examines swamps, marshes, and other kinds of wetlands, the kinds of life they support, and how they interact with the environment surrounding them

Discusses the characteristics and formation of world deserts and how plants, animals, and people have learned to survive there.