Invasive Species
by Nadine MeyerNovember 2010
Grades: PreK-2 ISBN: 0618194576This wordless book contains rich illustrations of underwater life as imagined by a little boy who finds a camera among the Flotsam left behind by a huge wave. Each "reading" can take on a different meaning just by a suggestion before beginning the story.Available in hardcover & paperback.

By various authors, Cherry Lake Publishing
Grades: 3-6 ISBN: varies by book
This series of books provides engaging information about a variety of aquatic and terrestrial invasive species. Complete with full-color images of the species, maps of where the invaders came from and where they are found, and in-depth descriptions that include the life-cycle and management of each species. Aquatic species covered in the series include zebra mussels, sea lamprey, and invasive carp.Available in library binding & paperback

by Marianne E. Krasny and the Environmental Inquiry Team
Grades: 9-12 Activity Guide ISBN: 0873552113"Invasion Ecology provides background and quantitative techniques that can be used in general ecology coursework or research specific to invasive species. Quadrant and transect surveys are appropriate for population studies from middle school through college. Procedures are also included for observational studies and collections. The text could also be used as a module in other science courses or as a resource for student research projects. The authors do not assume prior student knowledge, and the material is presented with background information sequenced from simple to complex." ~ National Science Teacher's Association RecommendsAvailable in paperback from the NSTApress.