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Discover the fascinating world of Antarctica, a continent unlike any other. With no government and no permanent population, Antarctica is a place dedicated to science, international cooperation, and environmental protection.This engaging book explores what life is like on the frozen continent and provides a closer look at the Australian Antarctic Territory and the people who live, work, and undertake research there. Readers will learn about the unique challenges of living in one of the harshest environments on Earth and discover the important role Antarctica plays in understanding our planet.Packed with facts, photographs, and insights, the book covers a wide range of topics, including:
The book also highlights Australia's role in Antarctica, showcasing its long-standing commitment to scientific research, environmental stewardship, and Antarctic operations.Perfect for young readers interested in geography, science, wildlife, and exploration, this informative title offers an engaging introduction to one of the world's most extraordinary regions.Product Details
A fascinating introduction to Antarctica and Australia's connection to the southernmost continent.
- Antarctic treaties and governance
- History and exploration
- Research stations
- Jobs in Antarctica
- Scientific research
- Landscape and climate
- Wildlife and ecosystems
- Transport and logistics
- Languages
- Cuisine and daily life
The book also highlights Australia's role in Antarctica, showcasing its long-standing commitment to scientific research, environmental stewardship, and Antarctic operations.Perfect for young readers interested in geography, science, wildlife, and exploration, this informative title offers an engaging introduction to one of the world's most extraordinary regions.Product Details
Author: Jane Hinchey
ISBN: 9781925630862
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 32
Dimensions: 223 × 277 mm
Publisher: Redback Publishing
Published: April 2019
A fascinating introduction to Antarctica and Australia's connection to the southernmost continent.