"Earth: Description of the world's life phenomena" is one of the most fundamental geographical works of the XIX century, written by the French geographer, cartographer and anarchist Elise Reculus. It is an exciting study of our planet, its natural processes and biological forms, presented in a scientific and popular form, accessible to a wide range of readers. The book consists of two volumes: Ocean, atmosphere, life - includes a description of the water and air shells of the Earth, climatic phenomena, ocean currents and their influence on the weather, as well as the biosphere - animals and plants that inhabit the planet. Land - considers the forms of relief, tectonic processes, mountain ranges, deserts, rivers and lakes. Particular attention is paid to the interaction of man with the environment. Features of the publication: A rich illustrative material (engraves, maps, schemes), creating a visual representation of geographical processes and phenomena. Scientific accuracy combined with a picturesque style of presentation, characteristic of the works of Reclus. Unique historical value: the book reflects the level of knowledge about the Earth at the end of the XIX century. A true antique publication, a rarity among collectors and connoisseurs of classical geographical literature. Who is this book for: Researchers and scientists interested in geography, biology and ecology. Lovers of antiques and collectors of rare books. Teachers and students studying natural sciences. Anyone who wants to understand more deeply the structure of our planet and its natural phenomena.