Can you help to save the world? Yes, you can! You can save energy, protect wildlife, join in and help clean up the water and the air. Conservationist David Bellamy and the Friendly Whale show you how, with clear explanations and exciting green projects. Colour illustrations. 32pp. 2003 reissue

by Sarah Whittley

Provides a clear and concise guide to 60 species of British and European birds aimed at 8-12 year olds. Introduction explains definitions, different bird families, key facts and information about birds and subjects such as migration. Each entry gives essential information on when and where to look for the species, how to identify it, where it nests and what it feeds on. Colour illustrations, 64pp. 2008

by Chandler, David

Provides a clear and concise guide to 65 species of British and European bugs aimed at 8-12 year olds. Introduction explaining what bugs are, their different families, key facts and all you need to know to become a top bug hunter. Each entry gives essential information on when and where to look for the species, how to identify them and amazing and little known facts about them. Colour illustrations, 64pp. 2008

Provides a clear and concise guide to 56 species of British and European butterflies aimed at 8-12 year olds. Introduction explaining definitions, butterfly life cycles and key facts. Each entry gives essential information on when and where to look for the species, how to identify them and amazing and little known facts about them. Colour illustrations, 64pp. 2008

by Chandler, David

Provides a clear and concise guide to over 80 species of mammals, birds, insects and reptiles regularly found in Britain abd European gardens, aimed at 8-12 year olds. Introduction explaining how important gardens are for wildlife, how to make your garden a better place for wild creatures and what to look for in each season of the year. Each entry gives essential information on when and where to look for the species, how to identify them and amazing and little known facts about them. Colour illustrations, 64pp. 2008

Crocodilians date back to the time of the dinosaurs making them the oldest group of living reptiles. This title from the 'Wildworld' series tells us how alligators survive in temperatures below freezing, what they eat and how they hunt. 64pp. 2000 edition

by Michael Chinery

Examines how different animals adapt to their environment. Maps show worldwide distribution and migration routes. Aimed for 8 - 12 years old. Colour photographs, 64pp. 2004

by Sally Ransford

illustrated by Bert Kitchen

A series of four titles which chronicles the lives of familiar creatures with a lyrical and informative text. Realistic artwork brings them to life. 32pp, Suitable 4+ years. 2000

by Sally Tagholm

illustrated by Bert Kitchen

A series of four titles which chronicles the lives of familiar creatures with a lyrical and informative text. Realistic artwork brings them to life. 32pp, Suitable 4+ years. 2000

by Hilary Wilson

Will help you identify the creatures you see in the garden or out on a walk. Although it concentrates on the most commonly seen mammals, it does also included well known but rarer animals. Colour photographs plus details of appearance of over 400 animals found only in Britain from mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and freshwater fish to slugs, snails, insects and other anthropods and worms. WINDOWS VERSION

by Hilary Wilson

Will help you identify the creatures you see in the garden or out on a walk. Although it concentrates on the most commonly seen mammals, it does also included well known but rarer animals. Colour photographs plus details of appearance of over 400 animals found only in Britain from mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and freshwater fish to slugs, snails, insects and other anthropods and worms. MAC VERSION

by Bryony Holden

Aimed at 5 years plus this story follows the first year in the life of a barn owl. Educational yet entertaining with a variety of moods, comic and dramactic but with a happy ending. Colour illustrations, 28pp. 2006