(1998). Scientists on Biodiversity. New York, American Museum of Natural History.
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Given the dire straits of biomes and ecosystems, it is refreshing, yet concerning, to read scientists' perceptions and concerns of the importance of biodiversity to human kind. A must read for all those who are concerned on ecology and biodiversity.
Bormann, F. H., D. Balmori, et al. (2001). Redesigning the American lawn : a search for environmental harmony. New Haven, Yale University Press.
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Why are we so fascinated with the lawn? What effects do this have on local and regional habitats? This book explains it all in detail. A wake up call to anyone who is a gardener or need to take care of a lawn.
Camazine, S. (1987). The naturalist's year : 24 outdoor explorations. New York, Wiley.
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This book is an excellent resource for the teacher that needs extensions to those activities related to ecology and conservation. Great resource for the middle and high school teacher.
Carr, S., A. Lane, et al. (1993). Practical conservation : urban habitats. [Milton Keynes, England] London, Open University in association with the Nature Conservancy Council ;
Hodder & Stoughton.
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What is the relationship between conservation and urban habitats? Why should we care? This is a must read book for those interested on urban ecology.
Gilbert, O. L. (1989). The ecology of urban habitats. London ; New York, Chapman and Hall.
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A must for the reader on the ecology of urban habitats. Excellent reading material that describes the components and make up of urban habitats. It includes a list of bibliographic references.
Mendia-Landa, P. (2004). Energy All Around: Energy in Our Lives. Energy, Engines, and the Environment. New Haven, Connecticut, Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute.
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A curricular unit with elementary students enrolled in a Dual Language Program in mind. It includes a list of student, teacher, and electronic resources.
Patent, D. H. and W. Mu–oz (1996). Biodiversity. New York, Clarion Books.
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Provides a global perspective on environmental issues while demonstrating the concept, which encompasses the many forms of life on earth and their interdependence on one another for survival.
Wheater, C. P. (1999). Urban habitats. London ; New York, Routledge.
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All you needed to know about urban habitats and more. This book includes graphs and tables describing fauna, and flora of urban habitats.
