Catherine Barr Livres

In fairy tales, the wolf's cry makes people shudder. They've been hunted, captured. But the wolf carries a wild magic - a magic that once restored a barren land.When wolves disappeared from Yellowstone Park in the 1930s, the ecosystem started to collapse. Enormous herds of elk swarmed the plains, bears starved, rabbit families shrunk and birds flew away to new homes. Plants vanished, trees withered and rivers meandered.Until in 1995, wolves returned to the park and everything began to change for the better. This is the story of their homecoming.With atmospheric storytelling from Catherine Barr and breathtakingly beautiful artwork by Jenni Desmond, this inspiring true story shows that every species plays an important part in protecting our planet.

"Discover why we must protect the Great Barrier Reef from climate change. The Great Barrier Reef is a wonderland of colour beneath the waves. The largest coral reef in the world, it is home to a quarter of all ocean life. This beautifully illustrated picture book brings to life this extraordinary underwater world for young children, exploring its dazzling coral gardens and rainbow-coloured sea creatures. Diving into this unique habitat, readers will discover fascinating marine life, how the coral reef helps our oceans and therefore why it is so important that we act to protect this special aquatic landscape from the impact of climate change"--Publisher's description.

15 endangered species in six different habitats need your help to survive!

Exploring a variety of exciting careers, this book encourages readers to discover paths that bring them joy and fulfillment. From astronaut to carpenter, archaeologist to president, it highlights the diverse opportunities available, inspiring individuals to pursue their passions and dreams. Each profession is presented as a potential avenue for happiness, emphasizing the importance of finding a job that resonates personally.

Discover 50 reasons to love lots of animals in this lovable, gifty anthology!

Focusing on endangered species, this picture book highlights animals like elephants, salmon, and cougars, detailing how human encroachment has disrupted their habitats. It explores the challenges these creatures face in their search for food, water, and mates, while showcasing efforts to reconnect their environments. The engaging narrative is complemented by striking illustrations, and an end note offers insights into additional species facing similar threats and the solutions being implemented to protect them.

This is an exciting and dramatic story about how life began and developed on Planet Earth, written especially for younger children.

You Choose meets Richard Scarry's What Do People Do All Day?

An important and unique information book based on the latest scientific research, showing how people across the world are creating ‘wildlife corridors’ to help animals move safely between wildlife areas