Collection: Junior Non-Fiction Environment

Discover why we must protect the Amazon from climate change. Bursting with all kinds of life, the Amazon is one of the most incredible places on Earth. This richly illustrated picture book brings to life this extraordinary region for young children, exploring its tropical rainforest and scenic la...

From tiny dots of microscopic bacteria to enormous dinosaurs, through Ice Ages and the gallop of evolution, Elli Woollard's lyrical text is a pitch-perfect blend of storytelling, science and wonder. Life will fascinate and entertain the curious child, with Dorien Brouwers' immersive artwork heigh...

Explore the best wild places that Victoria has to offer, including deserts, rocky coasts, extinct volcanoes, watery wonderlands, dense forests, and everything in between. Get outside into nature where adventure awaits. Are you ready? This book is ideal for all young wildlife enthusiasts. Join us ...

Volume 2 is for high school students and deals with climate change, renewable energy and EVs in a humorous, irreverent, seditious and entertaining style.

"Mother Nature has a language. If we listen, and read the signs in the land, we can understand what she is telling us." For thousands of of years, Aboriginal people have managed the land by burning Country. The trees and grass tell us the right places to burn, and they also tell us when it's the ...

Delve into the intriguing world of forests, and discover how they work, the animals they protect, and their millennia-long relationship with humans. Learn the science behind a single tree and the magical stories told about forests around the world, as well as how you could improve your wellbeing ...

Which animal lives on top of the Everest? Where can you spot the majestic condor? How does the ibex climb up rocks? Mountains are home to 25% of terrestrial biodiversity and a multitude of fragile ecosystems. What if you could fly and discover those places and the incredible wild animals hidden a...

Water is the stuff of life, none of us would be here without it. But what can we learn from it? Take a plunge into the big blue, to discover the life lessons water has to teach you.

Mountains & Landforms takes a fresh look at the interaction between human and physical geography as we learn of the people that settle on these mountain ranges and the threat human life poses to the world's most awe-inspiring landscapes.

Habitats explores the different places where plants and animals make their homes, and explains how they are suited to these different habitats.