Eye on Ecosystems

From oceans to deserts, animals live in all sorts of amazing habitats across the world. This book takes curious readers on an exciting journey, helping them explore the many kinds of habitats on planet Earth.

A red fox with a long, bushy tail is dashing after a white rabbit. An enormous grizzly bear is swatting at a leaping pink salmon. These vivid images of predators going after their prey fill us with both fear and wonder. In this book, readers will take a closer look at the ancient relationship between predators and prey. They'll learn about the importance of keystone species and the many interactions within an ecological community. This book teaches core science material in an age-appropriate, exciting way. "A welcome addition for school libraries looking to build up their environmental and climate-themed collections, these titles treat the topics seriously without being overly bleak." --School Library Journal, Series Made Simple (Series Review)

Originally native to the Caspian and Black Seas, zebra mussels are now widespread throughout the United States. Transported accidentally, these quickly reproducing creatures soon became a deadly invasive species. From zebra mussels to water hyacinths, invasive species are wreaking havoc on many ecosystems. In this accessible and informative book, young readers will learn about the dangers of invasive species, how they harm habitats, and what can be done about it. Real-world examples, simple language, and colorful photographs bring key science concepts to life for developing minds. "A welcome addition for school libraries looking to build up their environmental and climate-themed collections, these titles treat the topics seriously without being overly bleak." --School Library Journal, Series Made Simple (Series Review)

Wildfires, earthquakes, floods, and disease. These natural disasters can strike suddenly and leave a trail of destruction behind them. How exactly do natural disasters change ecosystems? How can an ecosystem recover from such a deadly event? What lasting issues can they lead to? How does climate change contribute to the increasing occurrence of natural disasters? Readers will learn the answer to these questions and more in this educational text. The concise language is paired with colorful photographs to help young readers understand this valuable scientific information in an age-appropriate way. "A welcome addition for school libraries looking to build up their environmental and climate-themed collections, these titles treat the topics seriously without being overly bleak." --School Library Journal, Series Made Simple (Series Review)

How is energy passed within a natural community? Readers will learn the answer to that question and more in this engaging and educational text all about food chains and food webs.

Young people today are more aware of climate change than ever before. In this book, readers will study the specific ways that climate change has disrupted the natural processes at work within ecosystems. They will learn how climate change puts species at

Young people today are more aware of climate change than ever before. In this book, readers will study the specific ways that climate change has disrupted the natural processes at work within ecosystems. They will learn how climate change puts species at risk and may even lead to ecosystem collapse. Breaking down complex scientific concepts in an easy-to-understand way, this book provides key curricular information while empowering readers with real-world examples of how our everyday activities and choices can impact the future of our planet.

A red fox with a long, bushy tail is dashing after a white rabbit. An enormous grizzly bear is swatting at a leaping pink salmon. These vivid images of predators going after their prey fill us with both fear and wonder. In this book, readers will take a closer look at the ancient relationship between predators and prey. They'll learn about the importance of keystone species and the many interactions within an ecological community. This book teaches core science material in an age-appropriate, exciting way.

Originally native to the Caspian and Black Seas, zebra mussels are now widespread throughout the United States. Transported accidentally, these quickly reproducing creatures soon became a deadly invasive species. From zebra mussels to water hyacinths, invasive species are wreaking havoc on many ecosystems. In this accessible and informative book, young readers will learn about the dangers of invasive species, how they harm habitats, and what can be done about it. Real-world examples, simple language, and colorful photographs bring key science concepts to life for developing minds.

From oceans to deserts, animals live in all sorts of amazing habitats across the world. This book takes curious readers on an exciting journey, helping them explore the many kinds of habitats on planet Earth. Readers will learn about the key components of a habitat and how its unique conditions meet the needs of the plants and animals that live there. The bright, appealing photographs and concise text will stir readers' interest, communicating valuable scientific concepts in an easy-to-understand way.

Wildfires, earthquakes, floods, and disease. These natural disasters can strike suddenly and leave a trail of destruction behind them. How exactly do natural disasters change ecosystems? How can an ecosystem recover from such a deadly event? What lasting issues can they lead to? How does climate change contribute to the increasing occurrence of natural disasters? Readers will learn the answer to these questions and more in this educational text. The concise language is paired with colorful photographs to help young readers understand this valuable scientific information in an age-appropriate way.

How is energy passed within a natural community? Readers will learn the answer to that question and more in this engaging and educational text all about food chains and food webs. From the smallest krill to the largest whale, all members of an ecosystem have a part to play. Readers will learn to identify the levels of a food chain, the producers, predators, and prey and understand the relationships between them. With vivid photographs to accompany the fascinating content, this book captures readers' imaginations while bringing fundamental science concepts to life.