migration

A thirteen-year-old girl and her estranged father adopt a nest of goose eggs and become closer by raising them and teaching them to migrate.

Examines issues related to migration in the early twenty-first century, especially how globalization and climate change influence large-scale human migrations.

Examines the migration of the California gray whale and the interaction they have with humans, including whale watchers, hunters, whalers, marine scientists and conservationists.

This is a simple presentation of the migratory habits of such animals as geese, eels, frogs and toads, and more.

Discussing the disappearance of rare and endangered species and habitats, the author sets off on journeys that lead to the habitats of the golden lion tamarind in the rain forests of Brazil, the monk seals of the Pacific's French Frigate Shoals, and the lay-over sites of monarch butterflies.

The author weaves his memories, knowledge of natural history, and his travel writing together using the 3,000 mile migration of geese as an enormous metaphor for his own life.

Follows Sammy, a young Wilson's warbler, on his first migratory journey south to Panama.

Karsten Heuer describes the experiences he and his wife shared as they migrated across the arctic with a herd of caribou. Includes anecdotes and photographs from their journey.

When his beloved grandfather is killed in a storm while leading the swan flock south for the winter, Moonshadow is reassured by his father that the flock will go on with Grandfather always in their hearts.