Writing for children is the most challenging endeavor the author has ever undertaken, a field marked by fierce competition. Yet, the drive to create is undeniable, stemming from an inability to imagine a life without writing. The author writes for personal fulfillment and for the young readers who connect with the work. This dedication is fueled by the profound joy of witnessing a child's eager participation during school visits and the heartwarming validation from a young fan who has deeply cherished and repeatedly read their books.
Explore the ocean's depths through three unique regions, uncovering the impacts of climate change, pollution, and sustainability on marine ecosystems. This journey not only highlights the urgent issues facing our oceans but also empowers readers with actionable steps to help protect and preserve ocean health for future generations.
The narrative follows a team of scientists as they delve into the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a vast accumulation of plastic debris collected from various global sources, including rivers and beaches. Their exploration uncovers the environmental impact of this pollution and highlights the urgent need for solutions to combat oceanic waste. Through their journey, the book emphasizes the interconnectedness of human actions and the health of marine ecosystems.
Explore the efforts of scientists at three U.S. zoos dedicated to the conservation of orangutans, black-footed ferrets, and black rhinoceroses. This book provides an in-depth look at their groundbreaking work, showcasing the challenges and successes in protecting these species both in the wild and in captivity. With vibrant full-color illustrations, readers will gain insight into the vital role zoos play in wildlife preservation and the innovative strategies employed to ensure the survival of these endangered animals.
The Adventures of Cristina Zenato, Underwater Ranger
Cristina Zenato's deep passion for the ocean and sharks drives her journey as an advocate for these magnificent creatures. Her unique experiences include diving alongside sharks and actively contributing to their well-being by removing fishing hooks from their bodies, showcasing her commitment to marine conservation and the protection of ocean life.
The book explores the groundbreaking research by marine biologist Brent Hughes, who uncovers an unexpected relationship between sea otters and sea grass in a northern California estuary. It highlights the scientific process and the significance of this discovery in understanding marine ecosystems, showcasing the intricate connections within nature.
Exploring the communication methods of forest elephants, this book delves into the efforts of Cornell University's Elephant Listening Project. It highlights how understanding these animals' interactions can aid in their conservation and protection. Readers will gain insight into the innovative research and strategies being implemented to safeguard these majestic creatures in their natural habitats.
Focusing on the healing capabilities of the body, Robert St. John transforms his expertise in Reflexology into Prenatal Therapy, exploring the inherited traits passed down from parents and ancestors. His observations align with contemporary research, highlighting the connections between generational influences and individual health.
The Rosemount Viaduct is a well-known landmark in the city centre of Aberdeen and was built to expand the city to the west into the open fields of Rosemount estate. Hence this book begins in the city centre and moves towards Forresthill where the hospital is now. Victoria and Westburn parks fall within the area and there are plenty of street scenes and social history as well as of the long-departed electric trams.
Contains historic images from the area this is a lovely trip into the past. Featuring a colleciton of black and white photographs each detailed with an informative caption this celebrates the past of Bucksburn Bankhead and Stoneywood.