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  • Wildlife Crossings: Protecting Animal Pathways Around the World

Wildlife Crossings: Protecting Animal Pathways Around the World

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Wildlife Crossings: Protecting Animal Pathways Around the World

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Category
  • Non-Fiction
Illustrator
Publisher
  • Candlewick 2024
Year Published
  • 2024
Curriculum
  • Science Curriculum

How have we prevented wild animals from accessing the pathways they need to survive? A look at seven species that humans have put at risk and are now trying to help.

From the cocreators of Water: How We Can Protect Our Freshwater comes a compelling picture book about threatened animal species around the world, among them elephants, hedgehogs, spoon-billed sandpipers, gibbons, salmon, grizzly bears, and cougars. Discover how the infringement of humans into these creatures’ habitats has cut them off from vital pathways and put them at risk, then find out how people are helping them by reconnecting wildlands and waterways. Trace the animals’ tracks, understand their challenges, and explore their journeys to find food, water, and the mates they need to survive. With an engaging narrative and bold illustrations, this enlightening book offers an end note providing a brief overview of similar challenges and solutions involving six more international species.---from the publisher

40 pages                          978-1536236255                           Ages 5-9

Keywords: wildlife, animals, survival, journeys, danger, humans, solutions, 5 year old, 6 year old, 7 year old, 8 year old, 9 year old

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