Sandra Markle's Science Discoveries Series

The book explores the thrilling discovery of the olinguito, a newly identified species revealed in the early 2000s. Through engaging storytelling, Sandra Markle highlights the scientific journey and the significance of this find, emphasizing the importance of biodiversity and conservation. The narrative combines adventure with scientific insight, showcasing the dedication of researchers and the wonders of the natural world.

Focusing on the plight of southern white rhinos, the book highlights their near extinction by the late 20th century and the challenges they still face today, including habitat loss, poaching, and the illegal demand for rhino horn. Award-winning author Markle provides a compelling narrative that combines conservation efforts with the ongoing threats to these magnificent creatures, illustrated with full-color images to enhance the reader's understanding and connection to the subject.

This engaging narrative non-fiction tale follows Grace Pudnyk's journey from the wild Yemeni deserts to the jungles of Borneo, and from Russia to Tasmania's leatherwood forests, with many other honey-producing destinations in between. Grace follows the sticky trail of this ancient food, and the people who make their living from it, to uncover the truth behind this 'food of the gods'.

The alarming decline of frogs globally, especially the golden frogs of Central America, is explored through the dedicated efforts of scientists. The book delves into their investigations and findings as they strive to understand the causes behind this phenomenon and implement strategies to protect amphibians from extinction.