rivers

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that provide information on nearly two hundred of the world's most significant rivers, discussing the social, geographical, and environmental significance of each waterway, as well as its source, length, tributaries, and outlet.

Examines the network that exists between plants, fish, insects, and other animals that cohabit rivers.

A girl expresses her love of the river that she visits, plays in, and cares for throughout the year. Presented in English and Spanish.

Takes readers on a journey into a river, showing examples of how the animals and plants are connected and dependent oneach other and the river's freshwater environment.

Guide to the Dordogne and Lot Rivers in the southwest of France.

Discusses the reasons why people live on the water and describes the lifestyles of families in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and South America who live on boats, in homes on stilts, and in houses built on artificial islands.

A graphic novel adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's "The Wind in the Willows, " following the escapades of Toad, Mole, Rat, and Badger, four animal friends that live along a river in the English countryside.

Chronicles the author's journey along the Rio Grande, from the Rockies to the Gulf of Mexico.

Traces the story of a river, how it is formed, and what happens as it flows across country. Includes photographs and explanatory diagrams.