missouri river

"Exciting illustrations follow the events of the Lewis and Clark expedition. The combination of brightly colored panels and leveled text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7."--Provided by publisher.

Takes the reader on a journey along the Missouri-Mississippi river system, discussing physical features, animal and plant life, and conservation.

Peter Lourie and his friends retraced the route of Lewis and Clark on the Missouri River to see how much the river has changed since the days of the explorers.

Describes the people and events important in the history and exploration of the river known as "Big Muddy.".

Describes the conflicts between farmers, barge operators, and real estate developers with environmentalists and recreational interests along the Mississippi River. Also contains stories about memorable persons, endangered wildlife, and the betrayal of Native American tribes.

When a diphtheria outbreak forces twelve-year-old Cissy to leave her Oklahoma hometown in the 1890s, she and her two classmates embark on a wild adventure down the Missouri River with a team of traveling actors who are living on a dilapidated paddle steamer.

Takes the reader on a journey along the mighty Missouri-Misissippi River, describing physical features, animal and plant life, how people use the river, and the importance of conservation.

Traces the history of the Missouri River from prehistoric through modern times, discussing how people have used it for exploration, commerce, and recreation.

Contains excerpts from the travel journals of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.