Eva Elisabeth VonAncken
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Manhattan: Mapping the Story of an Island
The maps, colorful illustrations, and accessible text present a comprehensive history of Manhattan as an island and a good introduction to the study of urban growth for students of all ages. Very valuable to students in the New York City metropolitan area, but also highly informative for all readers
River Rescue
An unusual look at the effects of oil spills on wildlife, and a useful tool for teaching early elementary students about environmental science.
I Am Farmer: Growing an Environmental Movement in Cameroon
A valuable work for early lessons on the environment and small-scale community action, and a reminder that one person can bring about change even in difficult circumstances.
Squirrel's Family Tree
Offering stimulating information on the valuable connection between squirrels and oaks, this book is a useful introduction to early environmental lessons.
Bloom Boom!
A lovely, useful work to help acquaint children with the natural world, and an enriching selection for storytime.
Evolution of Organic
A comprehensive and thorough exploration of the beginnings of the organic farm movement as well as its current manifestation. Useful for advanced environmental science classes.
Out of the Ice: How Climate Change Is Revealing the Past
A valuable resource in the study of climate change, environment, and history for students.
Look at Me!: Wild Animal Show-Offs
Students interested in animal behavior will find much to ponder here.
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