…Crysta re-establishes a peaceful existence in Ferngully, restoring harmony with nature. Ferngully deals with the issues of deforestation, animal exploitation, corporate exploitation of natural resources, and biodiversity. At the beginning…
…biodiversity loss, and ecosystem interconnectedness. The author also brings up the human-caused challenges that have led the species to gain its endangered status. These include habitat loss due to land…
…notice and engage with the concepts of biodiversity and the interconnectedness of living things in the natural world. This picture book can also be used to introduce concepts of conservation…
…are sick, which could start conversations about anthropocentrism and human supremacy. The book does bring up some sadness over biodiversity loss and the loss of nature in Liberty’s grandmother’s yard,…
…food and water insecurity as well as biodiversity loss. Once the seed is grown, the tree is able to provide both food and shelter for the community. Thus, the book…
…what makes our planet, from the poles to the skies, so special. This board book can launch a little one’s curiosity about Earth’s biodiversity and conservation efforts. Author and illustrator…
…is constantly changing, reminding them that observation and creativity allow us to see and appreciate the world around us. The story introduces important ideas like biodiversity, balanced ecosystems, and how…
…Pines advocates for youth activism showing how Elliot and Uchenna have agency and can choose to take action to protect the natural world. The connection between extractivist capitalism and biodiversity…
…the pollinated flowers and crops but then eventually move on to affect all other beings in the food web. This depiction of biodiversity loss can be used to teach about…
…Wilson have written about our innate love of the environment, and it has been cited as a vital step to combating the climate catastrophe and the biodiversity crisis. This book…
…of the Dark, the story reveals biodiversity loss in night–blooming plants and animals who rely on the Dark. Teachers and parents could use this text to lead a discussion of…
…even in urban spaces. The story helps spark reflection on nearby nature, pollinator gardens, biodiversity, upcycling and the commons: shared spaces for human and nonhuman communities. Through Jayden’s mother’s insistence…
…stewards of the earth whose actions can transform today’s degraded environments into lush, biodiversity-rich forests of the future. ©2023 ClimateLit (Ashtin Gulyard) The author’s website includes a free activity pack…
…cascade), and life cycles (see sustainability, biodiversity, Gaia). For older readers, the images may trigger a range of climate emotions, including awe, wonder, connection, belonging, and solastalgia. This book would…
…This has especially been the case with biodiversity loss. As of 2021, there is a widespread agreement that the evil twins of climate change and biodiversity loss are closely related, cannot be tackled…