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Photographs and simple text provide information about the natural wonders of the Great Smoky Mountains.

Photographs and simple text describe canyons, explaining how the landforms are created, why they are an important part of the planet, and where the largest canyons can be found.

An introduction to Redwood National Park, showing where the park is located, reviewing the history of the ancient forest, discussing the plants, animals, early explorers, and natural attractions of the region, and including a look at logging and efforts to save old-growth forests.

Details the characteristics of the Great Lakes and examines what life is like for people in this part of the world.

Introduces young readers to the Great Lakes, and describes where the lakes are located, the ecosystem, the history of early settlements, legends, and also the effect that tourism has had on the natural environment.

An introduction to the Galapagos Islands, showing where they are located, looking at how islands are formed, and discussing the ecosystem, unique animals, history of exploration, natural attractions, and way of life on the Galapagos Islands.

Photographs and simple text provide information about the natural wonders of Death Valley in California and Nevada.

Pictures and text provide information about the plants, animals, and other natural wonders of the Redwood Coast.

Text and photographs explore the natural wonders of the Florida Everglades.

Describes the people, geography, and wildlife of the Mississippi Delta.

Pictures and text provide information about the plants, animals, and other natural wonders of Yellowstone National Park.

Presents an introduction to the Grand Canyon, the largest canyon in the United States, looking at where it is, how it was formed, and the plants and animals that live in the canyon, and discussing early exploration and settlers in the region.

An introduction to Victoria Falls, showing where the waterfall is located, looking at the history, geography, plants, animals, natural attractions, and people of the region, and discussing the issue of habitat destruction.