How Niagara Falls might move and what it means for the landscape
This nonfiction work explores the long, slow retreat of the Niagara Cataract and what that means for the surrounding rocks and future scenery. It combines ground‑level observations with historical notes to question big ideas about how fast (or slow) natural forces shape the land.
- Learn how rock layers and water flow interact at the falls
- See how scientists test ideas about retrogradation and landscape change
- Discover the way field observations challenge older theories on Niagara’s future
- Find discussion of how geology helps explain the present shape of the Gorge
Ideal for readers curious about geology, natural history, and the science behind iconic landscapes.