Describes the massive forest fires that burned almost one million acres of Yellowstone National Park in 1988 and the effects, both positive and negative, on the ecology of the forest there.

Introduces the many colors and patterns occurring in horses, including the spotted pinto, dappled, two-tone, solid, and Appaloosa horses.

An introduction to the quarter horse, the most popular breed of horse in the world.

Text and photographs present the history of thoroughbred horses, how they are trained to be some of the fastest horses in the world, the competitive sports in which they participate, and some well-known horses.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and natural habitats of the various species of pelicans, as well as the threats to their survival.

Describes the physical characteristics and habits of ospreys, or fish hawks, as well as threats to their survival and efforts to protect them.

Drawing from Darwin's journals and correspondence, here is a thorough and intriguing biography of one of science's greatest and most controversial thinkers.

Examines the origins, traits, and activities of this spotted breed and discusses racing and breeding.

Describes the anatomy, life cycle, and behavior of the white-tailed deer.

When wolves were eliminated from Yellowstone National Park the natural system was out of balance. Shows the return of the wolves to the park and the natural balance being restored.