Encyclopedia of The Earth & Environment

Ecosystems, climate, biodiversity and natural resources are explained together in Encyclopedia of The Earth and Environment, which treats the planet as a set of connected systems. LDS Books covers how land, water and air interact, where living things fit into those cycles, what human activity changes and why conservation matters, keeping the science clear enough for a school-age reader. The organisation moves from physical processes to environmental pressures, so the reasoning behind conservation arrives with the evidence rather than as an instruction. Illustration supports each section and keeps the longer explanations readable. Good to know before buying: • Earth systems, ecosystems and climate covered as related subjects • Human impact and conservation treated with supporting evidence • Written at a level suitable for school students and general readers • Illustrated throughout to support the explanations A useful reference for students, parents supporting environmental topics at home and classroom collections, published by LDS Books and available from Boipoka.