PreK-8

Julia loves living in the country in Oregon, but once an enormous wildfire destroys her home, she moves with her family to Portland. She believes the fire was caused by children playing with matches, so she is none too pleased when her parents and...

Laura is very excited to visit her hometown with her children. When she arrives, she is horrified to find that the forest has been chopped down. After the trip, she organizes a campaign against deforestation. This book, with its innovative fold-out...

Bruno has always been a very neat, well-behaved dog. Why has he begun to dig in the trash and leave the house a mess? This illustrated chapter book teaches readers the importance of recycling in a very clever way.

This book introduces children to the fascinating humpback whale. It also talks about how they were hunted to near extinction in South America and what has been done to protect them.

This book gives readers a look at the issues facing the planet today and provides small solutions that they can work on.

Buying green is one way to reduce a person's negative impact on the Earth. In this book, readers will learn about the real issues around the goods that they consume each day.

This book introduces readers to the water cycle, ways we use water each day, and how water scarcity is a worsening problem. Readers will also learn what they can do about this problem in their daily lives, by turning off water when brushing their teeth...

Readers will learn the problems that come along with using too much energy, and how they can take steps to reduce their energy use. They'll discover how simple actions like turning off the lights when you leave a room or closing the refrigerator can make...

This book introduces readers to real-life solutions for dealing with the 'garbage' in their lives.

This book introduces readers to the concept of biodiversity and the challenges facing living things in the biosphere. They'll learn about endangered animals and the ways in which habitats are at risk.

Through eye-catching graphics and accessible text, readers will learn what they can do to help save forest ecosystems, from respecting animals to preventing forest fires.

This book equips readers with fascinating facts about how products are created and recycled, as well as suggestions for how they can recycle in their own lives.

A couple of birds, Ser and Lía, find out that what others throw out is useful for them. They build the most beautiful nest in the world thanks to what they find in the trash. The book has a clear ecological message for today's children.

Daniela and Juan Manuel realize that, despite social barriers, they can work together to save the planet. The book is an excellent tool to teach children the importance of recycling--and love.