Upstream, Downstream

Exploring Watershed Connections

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Pub Date Sep 14 2021 | Archive Date Sep 21 2021

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Description

Do you know your watershed address?

We all have one, whether we live high up in a mountain, on an inland prairie or near the coast. A watershed is an area of land that channels rain and snowmelt into streams, rivers and oceans. Our lives are deeply intertwined with land and water and all the connections between them. Day-to-day activities—like brushing our teeth, eating a meal, getting a ride in a car or even using an electronic device—have consequences for our own or someone else's watershed.

Over the centuries we've changed the land by farming it, cutting down the trees on it, digging into it and building on it. We've also learned how to control water—where it goes and how much flows. Upstream, Downstream explores the consequences of the pressures people place on watersheds and highlights some of the heroes making a difference for watersheds around world.

Do you know your watershed address?

We all have one, whether we live high up in a mountain, on an inland prairie or near the coast. A watershed is an area of land that channels rain and snowmelt into...


A Note From the Publisher

Rowena Rae worked as a biologist specializing in aquatic ecosystems in Canada and New Zealand before becoming a freelance writer, editor and children’s author. She is the author of Rachel Carson and Ecology for Kids, as well as Chemical World and Upstream, Downstream in the Orca Footprints line. Rowena writes both fiction and nonfiction from her home in Victoria, British Columbia.

Rowena Rae worked as a biologist specializing in aquatic ecosystems in Canada and New Zealand before becoming a freelance writer, editor and children’s author. She is the author of Rachel Carson and...


Advance Praise

Praise for Chemical World, also by Rowena Rae:

“Gives young eco-activists a leg up on the uses and dangers of classes of chemicals.”—Kirkus Reviews

“An easy and condensed scientific look at chemicals and their interactions with the natural world…Would do well in a middle school classroom.”—School Library Journal

“An important book to help children understand and protect their world.”—Booklist

“Clearly well researched, the text presents organic/inorganic and natural/synthetic issues in a balanced, factual manner...For those readers interested in the subject, and in the environment and activism, it will prove very helpful.”—School Library Connection

“Leads the reader logically through the facts about chemicals as they impact everyday life...Grabs your attention firmly on the first page and ensures it won’t waver throughout. Highly Recommended.”—CM Reviews



Praise for Chemical World, also by Rowena Rae:

“Gives young eco-activists a leg up on the uses and dangers of classes of chemicals.”—Kirkus Reviews

“An easy and condensed scientific look at chemicals...


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