5.+Printed+Resources


 * Printed Resources﻿ **

The following books are available through your library have been previewed and selected for this topic of study.

The book includes information on landforms, climate, plants, animals, history and human culture. A timeline shows the development of the Antarctica as a continent including the small period of human impact. There are great photographs that provide a visual appreciation of Antarctica. Useful facts and figures are provided but it would be best to use these as a framework for further research for up to date material.
 * Title: Antarctica **(2004)
 * By Michael and Jane Pelusey. **

Examines the major issues of [|ecological sustainability] of Antarctica and how it should be managed. There are large 3-D maps and web links for current information on the topic. It gives a basic explanation of the fragile ecosystems and human impact studies in Antarctica. It is informative, interesting and relevant to Task 1.
 * Title Antarctica: ecosystems. (2005) **
 * By Greg Reid. ﻿ **

This book investigates the activities of explorers, scientists, fishermen and adventurers in Antarctica. It examines the main issues of exploration, resource use and climate change and how these are managed. The information is relevant to Task 2 when researching human activities and their impact on Antarctica. The book also includes web links for current information on Antarctica but as it was published in 2005 and may not be relevant.
 * Title Antarctica: Human Impacts (2005) **
 * By, Greg Reid. **