Helen Scales se distingue por una voz peculiar y, en ocasiones, poco convencional, que combina la devoción de una buceadora por explorar los océanos, la meticulosa atención científica al detalle y la obsesión de una narradora por las palabras e ideas. Su obra se nutre de una profunda comprensión científica y de la apasionada preocupación de una conservacionista por el planeta. A través de sus libros y artículos, busca compartir sus descubrimientos y la urgencia de proteger nuestro mundo. La escritura de Scales ofrece una perspectiva única del reino submarino, fusionando experiencia con una narrativa cautivadora.
Stories of Nature's Greatest Comebacks: 1000 Piece Jigsaw with 20 Shaped Pieces
The book introduces a new puzzle format that combines traditional puzzle pieces with uniquely shaped animal pieces. This innovative approach offers a fresh and engaging way to enjoy puzzles, appealing to both puzzle enthusiasts and animal lovers alike. The design encourages creativity and problem-solving, making it a fun activity for all ages.
Exploring the future of the ocean, Helen Scales highlights the existential threats posed by climate change and industrial practices, such as declining shark populations and the collapse of emperor penguin habitats. She connects the prehistoric ocean's ecology to present challenges, emphasizing the resilience of marine life. Despite alarming trends, there are hopeful developments like the establishment of no-fish zones and the regeneration of vital ecosystems. Scales advocates for sustainable practices and innovative solutions to protect marine environments, urging collective action for a healthier ocean.
"Join a team of scientists as they explore one of the most remote and fragile environments on Earth--Antarctica."--Back cover.
A marine biologist presents an appproachable introduction to shells, discussing what they are, why they look the way they do, and who lives inside of them.
An impassioned examination of the existential threats to the world's ocean and cautious optimism for the abundant life within it.
Grab your coloured pencils and bring to life this detailed collection of richly illustrated stories exploring the recovery of nature in the face of extinction and environmental challenges.
Supported by the National Trust, who look after over 780 miles of Britain’s coastline. Turns any beach into a treasure hunt. A simple, nostalgic pleasure and a connection with the wonders of nature. Beautifully illustrated and packed with surprising and delightful facts.
• Das Ausmalbuch zu unserem Band Die Rückkehr der Wildnis • 20 hoffnungsvolle Geschichten über Arten, die sich durchsetzen konnten und sich wieder erholen • Enthält eine Doppelseite mit Maltechniken und Tipps • Ein weiteres Ausmalbuch von Good Wives and Warriors, aus deren Feder Fabelwelt stammt Die Klimakrise und das Aussterben von Tieren und Pflanzen können ängstigen und bedrücken – umso wichtiger, dass wir Kindern Mut machen und ihnen zeigen, dass Engagement sich lohnt, und dass die Natur sich erholen kann, wenn wir sie lassen! Hier lernen sie Tiere und Pflanzen kennen, die allen Widrigkeiten zum Trotz ihren rechtmäßigen Platz in der Natur zurückerobern. Von Blauwalen, die in den Südlichen Ozean zurückkehren, bis hin zu seltenen Blumenarten, die auf städtischen Dächern ein neues Zuhause finden. Jede Geschichte wird von einer großen, detaillierten Ausmalseite begleitet.
An illustrated collection of hopeful stories exploring the recovery of nature in the face of extinction and environmental challenges.
Join a team of scientists as they set sail for a place that's unlike anywhere else on Earth, the Galapagos Islands. Tasked with observing and protecting the islands' amazing wildlife, the scientists will track and study the animals and plants that are unique to this incredible archipelago. To get the job done they will climb volcanoes, get sneezed on by marine iguanas, watch dancing birds, launch a deep-diving submersible and explore the dazzling underwater wonders of Galapagos.