endangered species

When the annual migration of hummingbears, a source of local pride and income, dwindles and no one knows why, Willodeen, armed with a magical birthday gift, speaks up for the animals she loves and vows to uncover this mystery.

Simple text and illustrations introduce young readers to Bengal tigers, discussing their habitat, what they eat and more.

Written in you choose format, explores what is endangering animal species around the world, and it is up to the reader to save the animals from extinction.

"The world's tropical rain forests are being destroyed. But you can help! Navigate through three different stories in this rain forest rescue mission. With dozens of possible story outcomes, it is up to you to save the rain forests before they disappear forever. The planet needs you. Will YOU CHOOSE to help?"--Provided by the publisher.

Ahab Goldstein is a seventh-grader living in an United States (specifically Maine) where the environment has turned toxic, and the corrupt Environmental Police Force is in control, limiting access to natural resources like gas and water, issuing fines, and transporting "fragile" species (pretty much all of them) to the Center for Species Rehabilitation in New Arcadia (a dubious refuge at best); so when Ahab and his friends find a real live bullfrog on an island in the toxic harbor, possibly the last one in America, they are faced with a choice--turn it over (NO!), leave it alone, or bike to Canada to find it a mate.

"In the early 18th century the American prairies shook under the hooves of nearly 30 million bison. Fast as a horse, tall as a person, and heavier than both combined, they roamed from coast to coast. A century later, people struggled to find a single one left alive. How did the great herds disappear, and what will it take to bring them back?"--From the publisher's web site.

"The lesser long-nosed bat became the first bat species to be removed from the US endangered species list due to population recovery. This mammal plays a vital role as a pollinator in desert ecosystems in the southwestern United States and Mexico. Readers will learn about the collaborative efforts between the two countries, conservationists, tequila producers, and citizen scientists that are bringing back not only the lesser long-nosed bat, but the plants they rely on for food"--Provided by publisher.

"A young girl yearns to see an elusive puma in the wild, knowing that their numbers are dwindling and that what her Gram calls a 'long-dream' may never come true"--OCLC.

Thirty-five years after their first groundbreaking collaboration, the creators ofBrown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?andPolar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear?reunited to address the important topic of animal conservation inPanda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See?Now, very young Spanish-speaking and bilingual children will love having the chance to ask Panda Bear, "#65533;Qu#65533; ves ah#65533;?".

Examines the life, environment, habits, and endangered status of the blue whale.