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• My Wild Life

  Adventures of a Wildlife Photographer

  Eszterhas, Suzi,

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  Here's the story of a young woman who always wanted to be a wildlife photographer. Her story and the pictures she has taken will amaze and inspire you.

• The Longest Journey

  An Arctic Tern's Migration

  Hevron, Amy,

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  Over 60, 000 miles these birds fly during their migration every year.

• 1,000 hours outside

  View on 1000hoursoutside.com

  The goal with this organization is to inspire you to at least match screen time with green time. For as much time as you spend in front of a screen, get that much time outside! This website will give you inspiration.

• Tree Hole Homes

  Daytime Dens and Nighttime Nooks

  Stewart, Melissa,

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  This is a playful but informative book about different tree holes and all the different wildlife critters that inhabit them.

• Flower Talk

  How Plants Use Color to Communicate

  Levine, Sara (Veterinarian)

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  Did you ever wonder why there are so many different colors of flowers? This book will help you answer that question!

• Pando

  a Living Wonder of Trees

  Fox, Kate Allen

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  Did you know that the largest living organism on earth is actually a tree? Find out all about the aspen treen named Pando in this fascinating book.

• Habitats

  How Adventurers, Artists, Scientists-and You-can Protect Earth's Habitats

  Debbink, Andrea,

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  Learn all about how adventurers, artists, scientists and you can protect the Earth's habitats.

• Listen to the Language of the Trees

  a Story of How Forests Communicate Underground

  Kelley, Tera,

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  Did you know that scientists only recently discovered that through an underground network trees are able to communicate with each other? Read this book to find out how this works.

• A Peek at Beaks

  Tools Birds Use

  Levine, Sara (Veterinarian),

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  Did you know that the foods birds eat determines how their beaks are shaped? Scientists have been studying the relationship between the food available to them and how the birds' beaks are shaped since the days of the famous scientist Charles Darwin.

• Camp Panda

  Helping Cubs Return to the Wild

  Thimmesh, Catherine

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  Learn how scientists are helping Panda bears thrive in the wild. So that they don't get too accustomed to people, the researchers wear giant panda bear suits. This book is full of great photographs.

• Forest Fighter

  the Story of Chico Mendes

  Ganeri, Anita, 1961-

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  When he was just a kid growing up in the Amazon rainforest, chico Mendes could see that the rainforest was being destroyed. He took a stand to fight to protect the valuable habitat. His story may inspire you.

• Swimming With Sharks

  the Daring Discoveries of Eugenie Clark

  Lang, Heather

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  Since she was just a kid, Eugenie Clark was enthralled with sharks. She grew up to become the first person to study sharks in their natural habitats and showed the world that these remarkable creatures are intelligent.

• Path to the Stars

  My Journey From Girl Scout to Rocket Scientist.

  Acevedo, Sylvia

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  Read about the transformation this woman went through as a result of being a girl scout when she was a kid. Go outside! Look at the night Sky! Dream!

• Nature's Friend

  the Gwen Frostic Story

  McDivitt, Lindsey, 1957-

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  Gwen Frostic didn't let any obstacles get her down. Relying on the inspiration she felt in nature, she lived with physical limitations yet never considered herself disabled.

• Spring After Spring

  How Rachel Carson Inspired the Environmental Movement

  Roth Sisson, Stephanie

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  If it weren't for this one woman's acute observations, the environmental movement as we know it in America would not have existed. Since she was a kid she just knew nature was valuable and all living things are interconnected.

• Animals in the City

  Carney, Elizabeth, 1981-

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  I bet you've seen some of these on your way to the library from school!

• Hidden City

  Poems of Urban Wildlife

  Tuttle, Sarah Grace

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  Poems of some of the hidden critters in the city.

• Baby Animals in Cities

  Kalman, Bobbie

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  Are they a nuisance or just too adorable?