wildlife conservation

Brothers Martin and Chris use their animal abilities along with their new power suits to rescue their animal friends from around the world and learn about how animals use science in their natural lives.

Provides a collection of twenty episodes of the children's animated television program "Wild Kratts," which follows animal scientists Chris and Martin Kratt as they travel around the world and participate in adventures saving animals and learning about the creatures in various ecosystems.

Explores endangered species and ecosystems, discusses various types of threats to animals and the environment, and examines ways they can be protected.

Looks at fifty ways to provide bee conservation.

"Chronicles the . . . true story of Yoshi, a loggerhead turtle who was rescued by fishermen, then rehabilitated and cared for by scientists for many years. The scientists adored her, and Yoshi was happy in her aquarium home. But then, many years later, Yoshi let them know that it was time for her to move on. Would Yoshi be safe? Would she know what to do? After lots of preparation--and plenty of friendly back scratches for Yoshi--the determined loggerhead set off on her journey. Discover a . . . story celebrating teamwork, science, and an animal hero who swam more than 22,000 miles to her true home--the longest journey of any animal ever tracked. Yoshi's story underlines the importance of wildlife conservation and the power of one animal to unite people around the world for a common cause"--Provided by publisher.

"Sea otters are vital to aquatic ecosystems, keeping the population of urchins in check so the kelp that houses so much life can flourish. Uncover the truth about this important keystone species, explore how sea otters shape entire ecosystems, and learn what's at risk if these hungry swimmers were to disappear"--Provided by publisher.

"Discover the . . . ways nature has come back from the brink in this collection of 20 environmental success stories from around the world. From humpback whale populations thriving again in the freezing seas of Alaska and the recovery of kiwi populations in New Zealand, to the setting up of tiger sanctuaries and reserves in India and return of elephant seals from 'extinction', this book plants a message of hope and shows children that positive change is possible. As well as the 20 recovery stories, [this book] teaches children about the different habitats that animals and plants around the world call home--oceans, forests, deserts and more--and introduces them to the real people supporting endangered species. Finishing off with small tips on what children at home can do to help the wild world, from wearing eco-friendly sunscreen while swimming in the sea to using less single use plastic, this book reassures children that there are many ways to protect and save our planet from environmental harm"--Provided by publisher.

"Asia and Ring Wilde have rescued endangered vaquitas in the Sea of Cortez and freed their mom from kidnappers in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, but nothing can prepare them for the adventure that comes with returning to captivity. Live at the Wilds--their family's conservation park for rare and endangered animals--is supposed to be safe. But Ring and Asia have barely put down their bags before they and their team are confronted by angry protestors, menacing trespassers, and violent robbers. There's a plot afoot to bring down the Wilds . . . but who's behind it? When someone starts setting wild cats loose, putting both people and animals directly in harm's way, the Wilde siblings must decide who to trust if they want any chance at saving the home that they love"--Provided by publisher.

"The oceans were once full of enormous, sharp-toothed carnivores. Megalodon was the king of the sea. Even the biggest dinosaurs fled when they saw its fin break the surface. But megalodon is no more; it went extinct. Its cousin, the great white shark, is still here, but it is endangered. What will happen if these huge fish disappear? Learn about the similarities between megalodon and great whites, and what people are doing to avoid losing another giant predator"--Provided by publisher.

Reptiles and amphibians need special help crossing roads. This book focuses on different approaches, from tiny turtle tunnels under railroad tracks in Japan, to salamander tunnels and turtle crossing guards in the U.S., to toad tunnels in the UK, and bucket brigades for frogs and toads in France.