Biologist Christina Allen describes her adventures in Africa, including watching the shadow of a hippo lurking outside her tent, trying to ride a camel, and watching a dung beetle in action.
A collection of essays and activities, illustrations and discussion questions designed to teach students in kindergarten through eighth grade about the process of extinction and the role people play in the destruction and preservation of natural habitats.
Examines the life-threatening changes in the natural habitat of a variety of animals and explores ways in which these endangered species can be preserved and protected.
Photographs and simple text introduce the behavior and habitat of chimpanzees, and a list of resources provides organizations, books, and websites which deal with helping to protect them.
Describes seals, their various types and their habitat. Discusses the comeback of previously endangered species and what is currently being done to preserve them.