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64 North American Natural Resources: Timber and Forest Products
About the Author
Jane P. Gardner
has worked in science education for nearly two decades. With
master’s degrees in geology and education, she taught science at the high school and
undergraduate levels before becoming a science writer. Jane has written more than 20
nonfiction books for K–12 students and adults. Jane lives in Massachusetts with her
husband and two sons.
Photo Credits
Cover
PHOTO CREDITS TO COME.
Interior
Dollar Photo Club:
10 (rob osman); 11 (Serguei Liachenko); 12 (steverts); 21
(james_pintar); 26 (leungchopan); 28 (nicolaselowe).
iStock:
24 (kwanchaichaiudom); 31 (lovro77); 32 (val_th); 33 (prodrive2002); 34
(JPStrickler); 41 (ellend1022); 43 (Multiart); 44 hlnicaise; 52 (MorganLeFaye).
Library of Congress:
51 (H.C. White Co.)
Wikimedia Commons:
13 (Carol M. Highsmith); 15 (Michael Gäbler); 16
Tropicoboreal); 18 (Famartin); 22 (Kyle Lawrence); 23 (DR04); 25 (Luridiformis);
27 (David Baron); 37 (Department of Agriculture); 39 (NASA); 45 (Dhalusa); 48
(petersent); 50 (National Atlas); 54 (NASA).