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By James C. Halfpenny and Roy Douglas Ozanne answers, in detail, how plants, animals and even insects survive in cold and snow. While the book goes into scientific detail in places, it doesn't require a great deal of specialized knowledge to understand. A large section of "People and Winter" has important information for anyone who ventures out into cold and snow. This section includes one of the most extensive discussions of wind chill available outside highly technical publications. The final chapter "Experiencing Winter," describes several scientific experiments that teachers or parents could use to get students outdoors and into science. E-mail a friend about this item.
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