wildlife

Simple prose and photographs present the landscape and wildlife of the Arctic region.

Describes the existing 34 species of the Canidae family, discussing their lifestyles, distribution and relationship with humans.

Chasing his ball through the streets of New York, Mike dives into a garbage can and finds himself in the city sewers, where hundreds of alligators need his help to get back to their homes in the Florida swamps.

Provides information about wildlife rehabilitators, sharing stories of what they do, describing some of the animals they care for, and offering recommendations on how to care for injured or orphaned animals.

Profusely illustrated text discusses the animal life and ecosystems of many of the islands of the world.

Contains a collection of full-color illustrated photographs depicting the wildlife of the North American continent from the Arctic tundra to Florida and includes information on their habitat and behavior in relation to the changing climates and human population.

A story about the relationship between a fawn and his mother and their fight for survival in the wilderness.

While vacationing in Greece, Jenny discovers a secluded beach where a rare seal hides his family. Includes information about the seal species and environmental threats.

Outlines some of the problems caused by the increasing interaction of suburban dwellers and animals we think of as wild, such as deer, bears, coyotes, and bats, and discusses the need for local strategies to deal with these problems.

Explores the economic and environmental impact of the exotic animal trade, from poachers and traders to breeders and pet owners.