man

Focuses on those indigenous people whose existence has been threatened by civilization.

Examines the phycical, intellectual, social, and cultural development of the human species and discusses a wide variety of societies.

Explains the frightening implications of the destruction man has caused to earth's environment and offers possible solutions to the problems by altering human behavior.

Describes the exploitation and sometimes extinction of wildlife in North America. Also tells the story of societies trying to protect these animals.

Describes over 100 species of plants, insects, fishes, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and mammals that are currently abundant and appear resilient enough to be likely to continue to thrive in the altered North American environment of tomorrow.

Uses a story of penguins in Antarctica to demonstrate how their environment is threatened by the pollution from man's presence.

Examines how various ecosystems are being destroyed by human activities, efforts to stop the destruction, and the cost of implementing environmental policies.

Describes in text and photographs how nature dictates the way of life for people in six different regions of Africa.

Traces the weather patterns and climatic changes on earth from prehistory to the present and discusses their influence on man's physical and psychological development.

An illustrated introduction to the evolution of man, from the early hominids to the present day.