Children’s / Teenage general interest: Ecosystems
Groundwood Books Ltd ,Canada A Forest in the City
Book SynopsisThis beautiful book of narrative non-fiction looks at the urban forest and dives into the question of how we can live in harmony with city trees. “Imagine a city draped in a blanket of green … Is this the city you know?” A Forest in the City looks at the urban forest, starting with a bird’s-eye view of the tree canopy, then swooping down to street level, digging deep into the ground, then moving up through a tree’s trunk, back into the leaves and branches. Trees make our cities more beautiful and provide shade but they also fight climate change and pollution, benefit our health and connections to one another, provide food and shelter for wildlife, and much more. Yet city trees face an abundance of problems, such as the abundance of concrete, poor soil and challenging light conditions. So how can we create a healthy environment for city trees? Urban foresters are trying to create better growing conditions, plant diverse species, and maintain trees as they age. These strategies, and more, reveal that the urban forest is a complex system—A Forest in the City shows readers we are a part of it. Includes a list of activities to help the urban forest and a glossary. The ThinkCities series is inspired by the urgency for new approaches to city life as a result of climate change, population growth and increased density. It highlights the challenges and risks cities face, but also offers hope for building resilience, sustainability and quality of life as young people act as advocates for themselves and their communities. Key Text Features diagrams author's note glossary sources definitions Correlates to the Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.4.7 Interpret information presented visually, orally, or quantitatively (e.g., in charts, graphs, diagrams, time lines, animations, or interactive elements on Web pages) and explain how the information contributes to an understanding of the text in which it appears.Trade Review[A] well-researched resource. * CM: Canadian Review of Materials *[A] Forest in the City clearly makes the case for the role of the next generation of stewards … Two green thumbs up. * Our Forest *[An] impressively illustrated and engaging book. * ETFO Voice *
£14.24
Award Publications Ltd How It Works: Environment
Book SynopsisDiscover how from the soil beneath our feet, to the clouds above our heads our environment is an amazing, inter-connected world of natural cycles, systems and life processes. Stunning photographs and cutaway illustrations show how all life on our planet plants, animals and humans too coexists. Easy-to-understand explanations and fascinating facts allow us to explore Earth's incredible environment, how human activities are affecting it, and what we can do to help protect our amazing world.
£10.44
Templar Publishing Small Worlds: Water
Book SynopsisExplore habitats on a small scale. Look closely at what lives in a rock pool, explore the roots of a mangrove tree; plunge deep into an underwater cave and more.What will you find when you explore these small worlds? Prepare to be surprised by the variety of life on each page of this gorgeous lift-the-flap book.
£11.69
Flying Eye Books Curious Creatures Talking Together
Book SynopsisThere are spiders that dance, whales that sing and lemurs that communicate with seriously smelly stink fights! Learn to read the signals they send and discover what these amazing animals are actually saying. You might find you have more in common than you ever imagined.Trade ReviewScientifically spot-on, beautifully written, with awe-inspiring illustrations, this is a book that children will be drawn to again and again. I particularly loved the underlying message that, the better we are at understanding the complex communications of animals, the more connected we become and the more empathy we feel for them. -- Jules Howard, author of 'The Who, What, Why of Zoology'A fascinating book that really highlights the wonder and ingenuity of the natural world. -- Ben Lerwill, author of 'Wild Cities'A fascinating read about the different ways animals communicate. -- @father_teacher_reader on Instagram
£11.69
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Lisowicia
Book SynopsisTV scientist Ben Garrod presents the biggest extinction events ever, told from the point of view of evolution's superstars, the most incredible animals ever to swim, stalk, slither or walk our planet. Whether you're 9 or 90, his unique exploration of the most destructive, yet most creative, force in nature makes top level science fun. Usually a species has 10 million years or so of evolving, eating, chasing, playing, maybe doing homework, or even going to the moon before it goes extinct. Lisowicia was super-sized. Weighing in at 9 tonnes, it was one of the largest animals roaming the planet during the Late Triassic. It was a kind of cross between a reptile and a mammal, but not quite either! What did Lisowicia eat, how and where did it live and what caused the complete disappearance of this animal which lay undiscovered for over 200 million years? 'Eye-opening science with striking artwork' Sunday Times 'Best Children's Books for Summer 2021' Collect all eight books about animals we have lost in mass extinctions caused by asteroids or mega-volcanoes, clashing continents and climate change. Past brought to full-colour life by palaeoartist Gabriel UguetoTrade ReviewA truly gripping and awe-inspiring series of books... An awesome way in which to learn tons and have a great time doing it' * VIP Reading *PRAISE FOR BEN GARROD: 'This was a super book for us to read together... Any budding paleontologists would be poring all over this and relishing the amazing array of facts and illustrations... Well written with clear explanations of some tricky concepts – this is a book we can keep on the bookshelf for years' Toppsta reader review, parent, on Dunkleosteus. 'It is really good to read... The pictures were really helpful for imagining what life looked like when trilobites lived. I want to read the other books in the series now, especially the megalodon one' Toppsta reader review, age 11, on Trilobite. 'This book is brilliant. It was interesting and so many facts I didn't know before... The illustrations are great. Will be looking at other books in this series' Toppsta reader review, age 8, on Dunkleosteus. 'The size and colour of this book made me want to open it straight away... This is a must-have series of books for any school library!' -- Angela Carr, teacher, LoveReading, on Dunkleosteus
£10.44
The Secret Book Company Evil Ecosystems
Book SynopsisIt''s time to chuck away your dreary science textbooks and explore the grim gruesome and grizzly side of science. Leave your test tubes and bar charts at home - we don''t like boring science here. But it might be worth keeping your goggles and lab coats as things are bound to get messyIt''s time to chuck away your dreary science textbooks and explore the grim gruesome and grizzly side of science. Leave your test tubes and bar charts at home - we don''t like boring science here. But it might be worth keeping your goggles and lab coats as things are bound to get messy
£8.54
Cheriton Children's Books Biomass Energy
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Cheriton Children's Books Geothermal Energy
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Cheriton Children's Books Wind Power
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Redwood Publishing, LLC Pep the Galapagos Tortoise
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£12.74
Comme des geants inc. The Art of Rewilding: The Return of Yellowstone’s
Book SynopsisAlongside breathtaking artwork by artist Marc Majewski, Nadja Belhadji delivers her unique perspective on the rewilding of wolves in Yellowstone Park In 1930, when wolves disappeared from Yellowstone Park, the ecosystem started to collapse. With no wolves, the elk population exploded, directly contributing to overgrazing of young trees and cottonwood plants. This, in turn, led to a decline in songbirds and beavers, the latter of whom rely on willows in winter. As beavers declined in numbers, the lack of damming and shade meant water temperatures rose, and certain cold-water fish could no longer survive in Yellowstone. The missing link in the ecosystem was clear. So 65 years later, after the last known wolfpack had been exterminated from the area, wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone in 1995. This hardcover accordion book tells two sides to their story.
£12.59
Crabtree Publishing Co,US Rachel Carson
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£10.79
Tilbury House Publishers Blowholes Book Gills and ButtBreathers
Book SynopsisSpectacular nature photography: Weird and wonderful, as only nature can be!
£11.99
Baby Professor Animals Do Housekeeping, Too How Animals Modify
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£11.89
Baby Professor Move or Die: How Plants and Animals React to
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£11.89
Baby Professor A Gnome in the Biome!: Understanding Forests,
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£11.89
Portage & Main Press The Frog Mother
Book SynopsisTo the Gitxsan of Northwestern British Columbia, Nox Ga’naaw is a storyteller, speaking truths of the universe. After Nox Ga’naaw, the frog mother, releases her eggs among the aquatic plants of a pond, the tiny tadpoles are left to fend for themselves. As they hatch, grow legs, and transform into their adult selves, they must avoid the mouths of hungry predators. Will the young frogs survive to spawn their own eggs, continuing a cycle 200 million years in the making?Book four of the Mothers of Xsan series follows the life cycle of the columbia spotted frog. Learn about why this species is of special significance to the Gitxsan and how Nox Ga'naaw and her offspring are essential to the balance that is life.Trade ReviewIn his engaging book, Hetxw'ms Gyetxw enhances plain biological facts by putting them in their cultural context; for example, the Frog Mother reflects the Gitxsan Nation’s matrilineal system. Donovan provides wonderfully sinuous illustrations that deftly capture frog movement and utilize color. * Kirkus Reviews *Among Loanstars Junior Top 10 Picks * Loanstars *Readers are treated to an exploration of both the life cycle of frogs and, in particular, the role that frog mothers play in the lives of their offspring with the help of Donovan’s breathtaking illustrations. -- Jeffrey Canton * The Globe and Mail *Highly recommended. Every school library in Canada should own copies of this remarkable series. Parents will enjoy reading them with kids at home. * Vancouver Sun *Among CBC Books 28 Canadian middle-grade books we are excited to read in spring 2021 * CBC Books *The biological and ecological knowledge is skillfully intertwined with the traditional and contemporary lives of the Gitxsan. The artwork is exemplary. It works with the text not only to illustrate but to add layers of meaning and connections. * The Ormsby Review *Highly recommended. * American Indians in Children's Literature (AICL) *Among Bank Street College of Education's The Best Children's Books of the Year (2022 edition) * Bank Street College of Education Children's Book Committee *
£999.99
Workman Publishing When the World Runs Dry: Earth's Water in Crisis
Book SynopsisWhat would you do if you turned on the faucet one day and nothing happened? What if you learned the water in your home was harmful to drink? Water is essential for life on this planet, but not every community has the safe, clean water it needs. In When the World Runs Dry, award-winning science writer Nancy Castaldo takes readers from Flint, Michigan, and Newark, New Jersey, to Iran and Cape Town, South Africa, to explore the various ways in which water around the world is in danger, why we must act now, and why you’re never too young to make a difference. Topics include: Lead and water infrastructure problems, pollution, fracking contamination, harmful algal blooms, water supply issues, rising sea levels, and potential solutions.
£12.34
Pogo Books Freshwater Food Chains
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£8.99
Bullfrog Books Oceans
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£10.42
Bullfrog Books Tundras
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£10.42
Jump! Inc. Wetlands
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£10.42
Language Lizard, LLC Deserts (Farsi-English):
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£13.25
Halo Publishing International Captivating Coastal Creatures of Southwest
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£25.60
Nomad Press (VT) Tour the Tundra: Biome Explorers
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£18.95
Astra Publishing House Sea Lions in the Parking Lot: Animals on the Move
Book SynopsisWhat would happen if people all around the world stayed inside, away from animals' habitats? Twelve fascinating real-life stories of creatures around the globe who reclaimed their habitat during the COVID-19 quarantine show animal lovers and aspiring citizen scientists how to help wildlife by fighting habitat loss. With the skies, roads, and waterways clear and quiet during the COVID-19 pandemic, the natural world seemed to return to an earlier, wilder state. Animals crossed boundaries that people had set over centuries, reclaiming ancient habitats. From sea lions who clambered into a parking lot in Argentina to deer who wandered in a Japanese subway to lions lounging in the middle of South African roads to kangaroos who bounced through a shopping district in Australia, this thoroughly researched, stunningly illustrated book tells the stories of these newly footloose creatures -- and describes what the COVID-19 "pause" taught scientists about how ecosystems and wildlife can rebound if the right environmental conditions are achieved.Trade ReviewA Junior Library Guild selectionA 2022 Green Earth Book Award Short List NomineeA 2022 Bank Street Best Children's Book of the Year"In years to come, these will surely be some of the few joyous tales told about the pandemic . . . This moment in time is gloriously brought to life on the page with brief descriptions and stunning, double-page illustrations of animals — playing, exploring and napping in peace — that will resonate with young readers....[Sea Lions in the Parking Lot] stands as an important reminder that things were different for a while, and guides readers toward deeper environmental thinking, about species and habitats and the interdependence of it all." — Helen Scales, New York Times“Captivating…. A must-have for all science and social studies collections at all grade levels.” —School Library Connections, highly recommended"Intriguing take on the pandemic." — Horn Book“Fascinating... an eye-opening book and makes you wonder how humans can continue to stay away from animals’ natural habitats.” —Charnaie Gordon, @hereweeread"Thought provoking. Boasting beautiful illustrations.... a remarkable look at habitat loss and how wildlife can rebound if humans are more thoughtful of environmental issues." — Kendal Rautzhan, Books To Borrow, Books To Buy, syndicated column “A beautiful tribute to the animal kingdom….a testament to how much people stand in nature’s way, and everyone — including the animals — can use a little room to breathe." — The Book Wrangler"The art is haunting and a great testament to the fact that a picture is worth a thousand words…..The text in Sea Lions In The Parking Lot is smart and loaded with adjectives, similes, animal facts, and a big overview of their life....impressive." — Daddy Mojo“An amazingly timely and stunning account of how animals were impacted by the Pandemic. As educators we strive to encourage our students to become Global Citizens and this book points them in the right direction! If you are a teacher who covers Climate Change, Human Impact , Biomes, or Animal Habitats, this book is a great resource to enhance your unit!” —Sasha Swift, Science Teacher, Arts & Letters 305 United, Brooklyn, NY“Reminds us that we share this planet with other creatures, and makes us think about how we can make sure they have safe places to live and raise their families.” — Archimedes Notebook"Timely, fascinating and informative! Sea Lions in the Parking Lot will make children laugh, wonder, and most importantly, see the interconnectedness between human life and wildlife. The short vignettes and beautiful illustrations make this book accessible to children of all ages. It lends itself perfectly to facilitating lively elementary classroom discussions about the pandemic, animal habitats and conservationism." —Rebecca McMurdie, Principal, KIPP Washington Heights Elementary School, New York, NY "If you're looking for a book with wide appeal and broad curricular connections, look no further than Sea Lions in the Parking Lot! I teach grades K-5 and I try to incorporate the Global Goals into as many lessons as I can. I see this book fitting into several of those categories—Life on Land, Sustainable Cities and Communities, and Climate Action, to name a few—making for a strong way to tie in a global focus and STEM themes." —Laura Luker, MLS, Library Teacher, Massachusetts School Library Association President"Delightful .... Todaro playfully captures some of the serious problems of coexistence between humans and wild animals." —Dr. Matthias-Claudio Loretto, Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior
£15.29
Hachette Children's Group All Things Change: Nature's rhythms, from
Book SynopsisEverything changes. From the birth of new stars to the endlessly shifting tides and tiniest life cycle. Some change happens right before your eyes, while other transformations happen so slowly that you won't notice them in your lifetime. And you change too, just like everything else in Nature – growing, learning and changing your thoughts and feelings.All Things Change is a lyrical and beautifully illustrated book looking at the many different processes of change in the natural world, covering geology, ecology, biology and more. It also embraces the philosophical topic of change – how do we approach changes that make us feel sad? How do we cope with changes we can't control? Ideal for children to explore independently or with parents, it holds a special appeal for anyone struggling to find stability in a rapidly changing world.Table of ContentsIntroduction: Sometimes fast, sometimes slow, always changing • The Universe • Our Sun and Solar System • The seasons • Night to day • The rock cycle • The water cycle • Fossilization • Old coin/key/treasure, ending up underground • A river creating a valley • Ice forming on a lake • The tide (with tide pools) • Sunny sky changing to a storm and clearing • Wildfire • Climate change: natural and caused by humans • Caterpillar egg to butterfly • A chick hatching and growing • A see growing into a tree • Frogspawn changing into frog • A dead thing returning to earth • Evolution • A person changing through life • All things, change... even you! (brain development, changing emotions) • How does change make us feel? Finding meaning, finding beauty, finding acceptance, making our own changes • How long do things take to change?
£11.69
Independently Published The Wonders of Lakes: A Fun and Informative
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£9.80
Cheriton Children's Books Fracking
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£9.89
Cheriton Children's Books Nuclear Energy
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£9.89
Cheriton Children's Books Solar Power
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Die Gestalten Verlag Whatever the Weather: Learn abot Sun, Wind and
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£12.71
North Star Editions Natural Wonders: Great Barrier Reef
Book SynopsisExplore the past, present, and future of the Great Barrier Reef. Beautiful photos, fact-filled text, and engaging infographics help readers learn all about this natural wonder and how to protect it long into the future.Trade Review“For report writers or for those who enjoy world records.” * School Library Journal *
£10.44
Dorling Kindersley Ltd The Bee Book
Book SynopsisCharlotte Milner is a talented designer and illustrator, with a natural flair for illustrated storytelling and a keen interest in bees.Trade ReviewThis is a bee-rilliant book all about bees... I would highly recommend this book for any child who has an interest in nature -- Parent with child age 6 * Toppsta *Wow what a fantastic fun informative book... This book is a super fun, colourful way to learn all about the wonderful honey bees and what an important part they play in life -- Parent with child age 5 * Toppsta *My three-year-old is very interested in nature and it was a fantastic stimulus for us to start talking about bees and how they live and what they do -- Parent with child age 3 * Toppsta *A great book. Really bright and buzzing... with information about bees -- Child age 8 * Toppsta *The illustrations and design are really inviting even to younger children -- Parent with child age 5 * Toppsta *A beautiful hard backed book with nice thick quality pages displaying some lovely bright and engaging illustrations to accompany the plentiful facts on each page... All you need to learn about bee's and the environment in a beautiful book, I even learnt quite a bit reading this -- Parent with child age 5 * Toppsta *The book is fantastic for teaching children the importance of bees and gives examples of ways in which we can help them! -- Parent with child age 4 * Toppsta *
£11.69
HarperCollins Publishers Inc Sea Bear
Book SynopsisTrade Review★ “In poetic prose, a polar bear reveals her dependency on the cycle of Arctic seasons. The artwork is strikingly beautiful...The text also excels. Complementing its enchanting rhythym, the text includes some enjoyable alliteration...A subtle cry for environmental activism in an enticing package.” — Kirkus Reviews (starred review) ★ “Subtly demonstrates the impact of global warming on polar bears. . . .[Moore] combines layers of different blues to contrast with the white ice and the white bear, which smartly emphasizes the solitude of the creature and its predicament. . . .An artful and expressive take on the effects of global warming—and a timely addition to picture book nonfiction collections.” — School Library Journal (starred review) ★ “Stunning. . .the rich colors and textures of the Arctic environment are so lifelike, they might even elicit shivering. . . .a spectacular trek through the Arctic with the magnificent polar bear and a stark reminder of the effects of climate change.” — Shelf Awareness (starred review) “The polar bear. . .has awareness and a voice, but it is not a human one. Dramatic, luminous art. . .presents vast expanses of sea and sky in shades of blue, gray, and white.” — ALA Booklist “In Moore’s blue-saturated illustrations, ice, sky, and sea dominate. . . . The text presents the voice of the bear in the first person, somber and serious . . . with refrains that capture the experiences of her species: “Polar bears are patient beasts, as patient as glaciers. We know how to hope and how to wait.” At the close of the book, the message takes on both a hopeful and urgent tone.” — The Horn Book
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Penguin Young Readers Group The Shortest Day Celebrating the Winter Solstice
Book SynopsisThe science, history, and cultural significance of the shortest day of the year: The Winter Solstice!The beginning of winter is marked by the solstice, the shortest day of the year. Long ago, people grew afraid when each day had fewer hours of sunshine than the day before. Over time, they realized that one day each year the sun started moving toward them again. In lyrical prose and cozy illustrations, this book explains what the winter solstice is and how it has been observed by various cultures throughout history. Many contemporary holiday traditions were borrowed from ancient solstice celebrations. Using clear, concise language, Pfeffer discusses important ideas behind the shortest day of the year, such as the change from autumn to winter as well as the concept of the Earth''s tilting away from the sun…. While appealing to a younger audience, this treatment combines the cultural approach of Ellen Jackson''s The Winter Solstice (Mi
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Workman Publishing Backpack Explorer 5-Book Set with Nature
Book SynopsisStorey's popular Backpack Explorer series of colourful take-along field guides for kids ages 4-7 encourages the littlest explorers to look, listen, touch, play, and discover the wonders of the natural world. This valuable gift set bundles five books in the series (On the Nature Trail, Bird Watch, Bug Hunt, Discovering Trees, and Rock Hunt) in a high-quality box. The box includes sturdy dividers and sticker labels, along with instructions for using the box to house a unique collection of nature finds.The best-selling Backpack Explorer series has become a favourite of nature-curious kids and families. Now available in one value-packed bundle, the Backpack Explorer 5-Book Set with Nature Collection Box includes five books in the series: On the Nature Trail; Bird Watch; Bug Hunt; Discovering Trees; and Rock Hunt. Packed with prompts, activities, interactive field guides, and sensory scavenger hunts, each Backpack Explorer book gets kids outside and exploring the world around them. Colourful, lightweight, and durable, these books are designed to be popped in a backpack and taken along on nature walks-turning any outdoor adventure into an opportunity for nature science learning! In addition to the hands-on activities, each book includes a real magnifying glass for outdoor and on-the-page observing, three sheets of sticker patches for keeping track of nature finds, and a log for recording naturalist notes. The five books in the gift set are packaged in a keepsake nature collection box with sturdy dividers and label stickers for storing and identifying rocks, feathers, leaves, and other nature treasures that kids pick up along the trail. Bursting with hundreds of activities for screen-free fun and nature learning, this collection will make a special gift for junior naturalists ages 4-7.
£49.50
Enchanted Lion Books The Jungle
Book SynopsisOut of the morning mist a vast ocean of leaves appears. What lies beneath—the varied and teeming life of animals and plants—is vividly portrayed through the cycle of day and night in the jungle world. Considered Helen Borton’s masterpiece, The Jungle was inspired by a trip to Guatemala in 1967, when few others were going there—let alone a woman—to seek out images and stories to share with children back in the US.
£11.69
Pebble Books Volcanic Eruptions
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£999.99
WW Norton & Co Weird Wild Amazing Sky Exploring the Incredible
Book SynopsisInternationally renowned author and scientist Tim Flannery takes readers to the skies to learn about the extraordinary animals that fly in them.
£8.36
Pan Macmillan Discover It Yourself Pollution and Waste
Book SynopsisSally Morgan is an experienced author who has written more than 250 titles for both adults and children. Her main interest is in food and farming, the natural world and environmental issues. A former teacher, Sally is now a full-time writer.Rosie Harlow is the author of several children's book on nature and the environment, and how children can help to protect it.
£7.59
Workman Publishing What Goes on inside a Beaver Pond?
Book Synopsis?What Goes on inside a Beaver Pond? takes kids ages 8 to 10 on a journey through a year in the life of a young beaver (called a "kit"). This is an exciting year as the young beaver leaves her family lodge and moves throughout the Yokun Brook waterways, seeking a new home for herself. Throughout the seasons, vibrant illustrations and descriptions reveal the hidden inner-workings of a beaver lodge, how beavers fell trees with their teeth and create a wetland habitat, how they collect food and ward off predators, and what daily life is like within a beaver colony. Educational side panels enhance the story with details about beaver behaviour and anatomy, as well as information about what other animal inhabitants of the pond are up to throughout the year. Author Becky Cushing Gop is an environmental educator and director of Mass Audubon's Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary where the story takes place. Nature illustrator Carrie Shryock's lively and charming graphics bring the young beaver's story to life for nature-curious kids.
£15.29
Rockridge Press My First Book of Earth: All about Our Planet for
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Zondervan All of Creation
Book SynopsisFrom conservation to protecting endangered species to sustainable living, All of Creation offers young readers accessible and fascinating information on the challenges our planet faces and practical ways we can care for the magnificent world around us.Drawing on science and Scripture, this hope-filled and kid-friendly guide to planet Earth addresses our most pressing questions about caring for and respecting God''s world, such as: What are the biggest challenges our planet faces, and what impact do they have on our lives? What guidance does the Bible offer to help us navigate environmental issues such as pollution, food shortages, and deforestation? What simple choices can we make to help restore and protect God''s creation? Gorgeously detailed illustrations throughout highlight the beauty of the natural world, while practical tips and activities at the end of each chapter show how we can become bet
£20.77
Scholastic Dave and Greta Make the World Better
Book SynopsisYou're never too small to make a difference! Learn how to be an ecowarrior with Dave and Greta as they find little ways to make theworld better
£5.59
Atheneum Books for Young Readers How to Change Everything: The Young Human's Guide
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£999.99
WW Norton & Co Weird Wild Amazing Forest
Book SynopsisInternationally renowned author and scientist Tim Flannery explores our planet’s forests and the extraordinary animals that live in them.
£8.43
North Star Editions Saving Earth's Biomes: Restoring the Great
Book SynopsisExplores the richness of the Great Barrier Reef, how humans have damaged it, and efforts being taken to restore it. Clear text, vibrant photos, and helpful infographics make this book an accessible and engaging read.Trade Review"Ideal for smaller early to middle grade collections." – School Library journal, Series Made Simple
£10.44
