Jungle Nama
…illustrates how human intervention can lead to environmental degradation and threaten biodiversity, destabilizing entire habitats. The novella thus raises very serious questions about the impact of consumerism and the ethical…
…illustrates how human intervention can lead to environmental degradation and threaten biodiversity, destabilizing entire habitats. The novella thus raises very serious questions about the impact of consumerism and the ethical…
…Pachamama) that creates conditions for and supports all kinds of life (see biodiversity, ecosystems), including humans. For climate literacy instruction, this ecocentric book offers multiple openings to explore Earth’s aliveness,…
…Pandey, Makichyan and Ou chapters; and 4) the need for nature regeneration and other solutions (such as reforestation) to reverse biodiversity loss and protect communities from floods, wildfires and other…
…full of colors”—communicates how a trip to school also offers lessons on biodiversity and symbiosis. The stunning illustrations of landscapes, flora, and fauna will remind readers of the complexities of…
…year. The book’s focus on Indigenous peoples’ practices of producing and harvesting their own food—in ways they have done for generations—is one central theme. It highlights how sustainability requires biodiversity,…
…and biodiversity loss. The interconnectedness and dynamism of nature is shown primarily through Merwin and Louise’s interactions with other living beings and ecosystems, including a living Planet Earth (see Gaia,…
…vibrant coral reef ecosystem, reveals its rich biodiversity, and showcases the complex and interconnected relationships among its inhabitants. The book begins by introducing the corals as keystone species, who play…
…time of the Sixth Extinction. While not directly mentioning biodiversity loss or climate change, the book shows how Clark’s determination to learn more about sharks and raise consciousness about their…
…driving climate change and biodiversity loss. The novel’s specific target is the superrich (see the one percent), and their fantasies of accelerating the climate change-driven societal collapse in order to…
…activism that highlights connections between climate change and biodiversity loss, habitat loss, pollution, and other processes of human expansionism that destabilize and threaten local ecosystems. Named in honor of Chief…
…conversations about organic gardening, permaculture, sustainability, biodiversity, soil, insects, plants, composting, seasonal produce, and local food. Tying them all is the overarching message about the rich abundance and interconnectedness of…
…sovereignty, and how healthy food systems require biodiversity. For example, in an episode on apples, pears, and plums, Michael teaches Sophie how to make homes for earwigs, little insects that…
…conserve the soil from washing away by rains. Other concepts are not named—like Leave No Trace ethic, collective action, biodiversity, or fractal flourishing—but illustrated through specific examples, like eco-picnic in…
…play (see biodiversity). The squirrel burying a cone, for example, enables the seed to get established and sprout. The fungi partner with trees to trade carbon, nutrients, and water (see…
…greedy billionaires. An animal fantasy for elementary grades, The Basque Dragon illustrates two issues related to wildlife conservation: how biodiversity loss, wildlife trafficking, and cruelty against animals are driven by…