forest ecology

Guides readers on a walk in the woods, gradually introducing clues such as hoof marks and leaf litter on a woodland floor to help them learn more about the diversity of woodland habitats.

Rhyming text and illustrations describe the behavior of various mammals and birds in a North American forest.

Text and illustrations introduce the characteristics of animals commonly found in the woods.

An introduction to deciduous forest biomes that looks at where they are located in the world, their various climates and seasons, native plants and animals, why their existence is in danger, and the types of jobs relating to the deciduous forest.

Uses graphic organizers, simple text, and photographs to provide an introduction to forest habitats and the plants and animals that live in them.

Text and watercolor paintings describe the plants, animals, and climate of the boreal forest and discuss threats to the ecosystem.

Presents an introduction to forests, explains why all living things need food, displays the energy pyramid, and looks at the cycle of how food is produced and consumed in forest environments.

Describes the impact of the changing seasons on an old oak tree and the life that surrounds it.

An introduction to deciduous forest biomes that looks at where they are located in the world, their various climates and seasons, native plants and animals, why their existence is in danger, and the types of jobs relating to the deciduous forest.

Discusses various aspects of forests and trees, covering topics such as seasons, flora and fauna, decomposers, food webs, the water cycle, and the influence of droughts, storms, and fires. Includes instructions for an ant farm lab activity.