Guardians of the Planet: How to be an Eco-Hero

Clive Gifford, Jonathan Woodward (Illustrator)

$16.99

Publication Date: November 10th, 2020

Publisher:

Sourcebooks Explore

ISBN:

9781438089089

Pages:

128

Description

Encourage children to engage with environmental problems and inspire them to take care of our planet! This book will help readers gain love and appreciation for our home and all who live here. It offers information on pollution, extinction, climate change, and ways to help and feel hopeful!

Parents, teachers, and gift givers will find:

the perfect book for Earth Day!
a perfect choice for kids who love nature books!
great homeschool material

Kids can learn how to become keepers of the coasts, friends of the forests, home heroes and much more through a mix of compelling facts, creative activities and proactive tips. Key environmental topics are clearly explained, and the easy-to-follow projects and suggestions help to put the issues in an everyday context. From recycling and composting food to reducing water waste and giving wildlife a helping hand!

About the Author

Clive Gifford is an award-winning author of over 200 books specializing in engaging and entertaining non-fiction books for children and young adults. His books have garnered much praise and won Children's Choice, NAPPA Gold Star, TES Book of the Year and Smithsonian awards. Refugees was shortlisted for The British Book Awards whilst Discover the Extreme World was on the four-book shortlist for the 2012 Blue Peter Book Award. In October 2018, Clive won The Sainsbury’s Children’s Book Award for The Book Of Comparisons. With a lifelong interest in geopolitics, ecology and the environment, Clive has authored a number of titles on ecology and global issues, appeared on radio and at live events, and written hundreds of articles to a wide range of publications. He is based in Manchester, England.

Jonathan Woodward is an environmentally friendly wildlife and natural history illustrator creating artwork for a wide range of titles. He works in a cut-paper collage style, both with recycled magazines and digitally.