Collection: Junior Non-Fiction Environment

A whistle-stop tour of the most amazing features and places on planet Earth, illustrated with LEGO models, including tips for budding LEGO builders. Explore our amazing planet - and learn to build the most incredible things on Earth! There is so much to see on planet Earth. From the rainforest ca...

A fact-filled, colourful celebration of Earth's waterways. Discover religious celebrations, stunning waterfalls and weird wildlife, including hungry bears and giant salamanders, as you take a tour of Amazing Rivers. Discover over 100 of the world's most incredible rivers in this fascinating title...

A spectacular 'top-to-bottom' look at the Amazon rainforest, from the highest branches, through the dense canopy and thick jungle, to the dark depts and the river below. Brilliant, eye-catching artwork by Isobel Lundie, along with the fact-filled, easy-to-read text by Alex Woolf, reveal the wonde...

Explores animal habitats around the globe by showing antipodes: locations that on opposite sides of the Earth. Each page must be turned upside-down to read the text for the antipode.

Explains the process and materials that ants use to build anthills. This book's colourful photos, clear text, and "A Closer Look" feature highlight the engineering that makes this structure such a marvel and helps ants survive in the wild.

Humpback whales are majestic mammals of the sea and are loved by many people. So why are they under threat of extinction? Find out all about these magnificent creatures, the threats that they face, what is being done to try and save them and how you can help to answer their SOS call.

From molten-hot rock and smouldering volcanoes to icy glaciers and bubbling springs, this stunning compendium unlocks the mysteries of our living, breathing planet Earth.

Perched at the northernmost tip of the world, the icy Arctic Ocean is the smallest of Earth's oceans. Its temperature rarely reaches above freezing and it is dotted with thick pack ice and craggy icebergs. The people and animals that live in this polar climate have uniquely adapted to make it the...

Come on a journey around the globe to gaze up at towering redwoods, marvel at monkey puzzles, and find out which tree has fish swimming around its roots.

The huge Atlantic is Earth's second biggest ocean. It straddles the equator, linking the North and South America, Europe and Africa, and its waters vary from the icy Baltic Sea to the warm Caribbean. Under the waves, the Mid-Atlantic Ridge has helped form volcanic islands in the ocean over the co...