habitations

Explains how to build a bird garden with nesting boxes and feeding stations, and how to grow plants which will attract birds.

Presents an exploration of four different water habitats, and examines the charactersitcs of plants and animals that exist only in water.

Text and illustrations teach children about animal homes, focusing on dens in the wild, a bat roost, beaver lodges, and other topics.

Visit Yellowstone National Park, Olympic National Park, Yosemite National Park and the Grand Canyon and celebrate the beauty that these great national treasures contain.

Photographs and simple text present a variety of animals in the places where they live.

In this riveting bilingual caption book, young naturalists will learn about the group dynamics of a pride of lions. This book is written in English and standard Latin-American Spanish and provides both a fun introduction to these fearsome and fascinating big cats and an opportunity to acquire vocabulary in another language.

Gorillas are the largest primates in the world and live in family groups called troops. This bilingual caption book explains the composition of a typical troop and gives a peek into the lives of these captivating primates.

Contains color photographs and very brief text which answer the questions of where bugs, bees, ants, and butterflies live.

Depicts different habitats and the animals that live there, including the Rocky Mountains, Amazon, European woodlands, and Himalayas.

Spin, National Geographic's globe-on-the-go, explores the homes of various animals and how they build their habitations, and also looks at migrating animals.