Eric Walters' timeless series about the zoo next door is now available from Scholastic Canada! In this sequel to Tiger by the Tail, Sarah and Nicholas Fraser are off to zoo camp for the week. Once they arrive, however, they quickly learn that the camp is not what it seemed. The siblings sleep in a rundown cabin with no running water; Vladimir, the gruff zookeeper, is more at home with his animals than with other people; and the owners are more interested in making a profit than in the well-being of the animals. When Sarah overhears a conversation late one night and learns about the sinister plans for Kushna the tiger, she and Nicholas once again must spring into action to save an endangered animal.
Breathtaking animal portraits by Louise McNaught tell the conservation stories of 20 species. Text written by children's natural history author Anna Claybourne details each animal's plight and the work being done to protect them.
COSEWIC Assessment and Status Report on the Nooksack Dace, Rhinichthys Cataractae Ssp. in Canada
Zoos: Back to Nature? is a Persuasive text covering Science, Design and Technology, and PSHE and Citizenship themes for Year 6.
This book contains eleven essays celebrating New Zealand''s unique wildlife. There are separate chapters on sea birds and penguins, land birds, kakapo and short-tail ed bats, reptiles and amphibians, and freshwater inhabitants '
Threatened Frogs of Madagascar
60 Bennett v . Spear and Defenders of Wildlife provide two good examples of the Supreme Court's treatment of redressability in ESA cases . In Bennett , the plaintiff ranchers and irrigation districts challenged the validity of a ...
During the past seven years , Brazilian conservationists have persuaded the Abdalla family , the proprietors of the land , to allow coffee groves and pastures to revert back to forest . The creation of these recovery zones has stretched ...
The lives of endangered species always hang in delicate balance and this tale will help young children appreciate their ongoing struggle to survive.
Or a Chinese giant salamander? Sadly, hardly anyone ever has and that's because very few of these animals are left on the planet. But you'll find them here, along with a lot of other animals on the world's most endangered list.
Animals in Danger