Saving Biodiversity as the Climate Changes
Catherine Koning, Rhine Singleton
An ecosystem-based environmental science textbook that explains why biodiversity is declining and how climate change, habitat loss and pollution drive that loss. Each chapter connects ecological principles to real conservation solutions.
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