For the first time in its 110-year-long history, the National Geographic Society dedicates a book to the coldest, windiest, highest, driest, least populated, and most remote corner of the earth. "Antarctica: The Last Continent" is a celebration of extremes of hope --- hope that even now, on the dawn of a new millennium [written in 1998], we who can alter any landscape on the earth will have the wisdom to leave this one alone.

NG Destinations, Antarctica the Last Continent (National Geographic Destinations)

Sports & Outdoors

Kim Heacox

Winter Sports

National Geographic

The Making Of The National Parks : An American Idea

Business & Money

Natl Geographic Society

Hardcover in dustjacket, 1999 by National Geographic.

Exploring the Great Rivers of North America

Travel

Paul Robert Walker

Mel. White

k.m.kostyal

Canada

National Geographic Society

Book by Kim Heacox, K. M. Kostyal, Paul Robert Walker, Mel White

Exploring the Rivers of North America

National Geographic - Book Division

Shows and describes wildlife in Africa, Costa Rica, Guyana, Antarctica, the Yukon, and Papua New Guinea

Hidden Worlds of Wildlife

Science & Math

Ron Fisher

Thomas O'Neill

Christine Eckstrom

Biological Sciences

A stunning, artistic collection of 140 wildlife and landscape photographs organized by the season. Images were chosen from among thousands submitted by 53 different photographers. Brief text in English, German, and Japanese, makes this extra appealing for overseas visitors.

Seasons of Alaska

FisicalBook

Cover shows minimal signs of wear.

Shackleton: The Antarctic Challenge

Polar Regions

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Books by Kim Heacox