Cunningham-Saigo/Environmental Science

WCB/McGraw-Hill Publishers offer an unparalleled array of ancillaries to assist professors and/or students in the instruction and learning of environmental science. Many of the supplements are free and packages may be created with others to create a lower combined cost than if purchased separately.

Instructor's Ancillaries

Instructor's Manual and Test Item File
A great help as you prepare for classes using Environmental Science, A Global Concern. The Test Item File features 20 to 30 questions per chapter, including multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, true/false, and essay questions. Suggestions for media to use in the classroom for each chapter are also included.
MicroTest III: Classroom Testing Software
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Visual Resource Library (VRL)
This valuable tool includes all of the line art from both of our environmental science textbooks, and our new ecology textbook on a CD, available to you to use as you please in classroom presentations.
User's Guide
Full-Color Transparencies
One hundred acetates of key images from the textbook will provide visual support and aid explanation during lectures. A totally new set is available for the fifth edition.

Student Ancillaries

Field and Laboratory Activities in Environmental Science ISBN = 0-697-28660-6
Written by Eldon Enger and Brad Smith, this useful manual offers a balance between investigations in a lab setting, active participation in fieldwork, and classroom activities that engage the student in interactive learning.
Annual Editions: The Environment 98/99 ISBN = 0-697-41790-5
A great source for research and discussion, this useful reader provides convenient, affordable access to a wide range of 31 carefully selected articles covering the very latest information about the environment.
Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Environmental Issues ISBN = 0-697-37536-6
This unique text covers a wide range of environmental issues, presented in a point-counterpoint format. Each issue is initially expressed in terms of a single question in order to draw the lines of debate more clearly.
Sources: Notable Selections in Environmental Studies ISBN = 0-697-32894-5
Written by Theodore D. Goldfarb, this useful text brings together over 40 selections of enduring intellectual value--classic articles, book excerpts, and research studies--that have shaped environmental studies and our contemporary understanding of it.
Student Atlas of Environmental Issues ISBN = 0-697-36520-4
This new atlas is an accurate visual account of world environmental conditions and problems that highlights every major global region. The book contains 48 carefully selected full-color maps and 14 tables of current data relevant to today's environmental issues.
Environmental Problem-Solving, A Case Study Approach ISBN = 0-07-027686-2
Written by Isobel Heathcote, this text presents a problem-solving framework that gives students insight into the structure of actual environmental cases, and confidence in approaching environmental issues that are complex, controversial, and difficult to solve.
The Age of Environmentalism ISBN = 0-07-060841-5
Written by J. E. de Steiguer, this text explores the contributions of earlier environmental philosophers such as Thomas Robert Malthus, John Stuart Mill, Henry David Thoreau, and Aldo Leopold who had a profound influence on the modern thinkers. It also provides a unique examination of the social and economic forces that helped establish environmentalism as a major public issue.
Student Study Guide ISBN = 0-697-41251-2
Written by Dr. Darby Nelson, this unique and popular guide will help students understand environmental science by calling attention to concepts that are especially important or difficult to master. Features include "Time Out" and "Be Alert For" boxes, and a variety of questions and review techniques.
Environmental Ethics, Divergence and Convergence 2/ed. by Botzler and Armstrong.
A comprehensive and balanced introduction to the field of environmental ethics for upper-division undergraduate students, this text features a multidisciplinary approach incorporating natural science, social science, aesthetic, ethical, and religious perspectives.

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