Visit America's National Parks!

The Everglades are an important part of the ecosystem in Florida. With over 1,000 species of plants alone, this park protects one of the most unique ecosystems in the world. Through this book's beautiful photographs, readers will learn the history of the Everglades National Park and take an up-close look at some of the plants and animals protected by the park. With some endangered species, and an important history, readers will discover important social studies details and conservation facts they need to know.

One of the natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon is a perfect place to stop on any road trip. But that's not the only thing that makes this park so great! The Grand Canyon is a popular location to hike and camp. On this trip through the Grand Canyon National Park, readers will discover important historical information while learning more to do on their own trip through the Grand Canyon. With important historical details about the Grand Canyon and the area around it, readers will discover more social studies information they need to know.

As one of the first national parks in the United States, Yellowstone National Park is a must-see destination on any road trip! Since it was established in 1872, this National Park protects a 2.2-million-acre piece of land. This park protects not only a unique landscape, but the plants and animals that make this land their home. Through the full-color photographs in this book, readers will join the 3.2 million visitors on an adventure through Yellowstone National Park.

While all national parks in the United States are beautiful, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park can't be beat! This park is the most visited park in the United States with nearly 13 million people visiting in 2022. With waterfalls, hiking paths, and places to camp, there's a lot to do on a trip to this National Park. Through this adventure through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, readers will discover the history of Great Smoky National Park and what makes this park such a great place to visit.

Featuring 47,000 acres (19020 h) of land along the coast of Maine, Acadia National Park is the perfect stop for campers, hikers, or anyone looking for adventure. While this park was designated as a national park in 1919, the Wabanaki people have lived in Acadia for over 12,000 years. In this book, readers will explore the landscape and history of Acadia National Park through beautiful full-color photographs. Readers will learn more important things to do and see on their own trip through Acadia National Park!

With waterfalls, giant sequoia trees, and granite cliffs, there's a lot to explore in Yosemite National Park! Each year, millions of campers pack their bags and head to Yosemite to take a hiking adventure through this park and nature preserve. Through this book's full color photographs and inviting text, readers will take a trip through Yosemite National Park. Readers will learn not only how the park came to be, but things they can't miss on their own trip through Yosemite National Park.