The Great Lakes: The Natural History of a Changing Region

Exploring the Great Lakes reveals a dynamic ecosystem marked by contrasts, from industrial hubs to vast forests and a vital water source. This book delves into the geological history, human impact, and rich biodiversity of the region, highlighting its role in North America's natural heritage. Acclaimed science writer presents a thorough examination of the area's environmental challenges and the urgent need for preservation, making it both a tribute and a critical guide to safeguarding this vital ecosystem.