This resource provides support and suggestions for student-directed study into the Integrative Nature of Environmental Science outcomes, as well as Terrestrial ecosystems and Aquatic Systems outcomes. This National Geographic Learning reader designed for secondary students is composed of twelve magazine-style essays that examine a range of environmental science topics, including water stewardship, deforestation, waste management and the global food crisis. Each article includes pre- and post-reading questions and activities, and is supported by vibrant photography, images and related maps.

This textbook provides support for all of the Environmental Science 20 outcomes. Each section in the student edition highlights the key objectives for study; a case study and chapter lab are also included to promote inquiry and to develop critical thinking skills. This well-illustrated text also contains chapter reviews and text boxes throughout that connect Environmental Science to other sciences. Because this textbook was published in the United States, educators should plan to supplement this resource will Canadian information and case studies as required.