One Potoroo. A story of survival by Penny Jaye and Alicia Rogerson. Published by CSIRO
The Incredibly busy mind of Bowen Bartholomew Crisp by Paul Russell & Nicky Johnston. EK books.
The 2021 Environment Award For Children’s Literature shortlist
Show us where you live, Humpback by Beryl Young and illustrated by Sakika Kikuchi. Published by Greystone Kids.
NAIDOC Week books for schools
Ocean devotion by Elizabeth Mary Cummings & Melissa Salvarani
Max Booth Future Sleuth #6: Map Trap by Cameron Macintosh . Published by Big Sky Publishing
The great barrier reef by Helen Scales and Lisk Feng. Published by Flying eye Books
The rock from the sky by Jon Klassen
AmAZed! CSIRO’s A to Z of Biodiversity by Andrea Wild.
Song bird: Drought Rescue by Karen Tyrrell.
Kids fight plastic by Martin Dorey: How to be a #2minutesuperhero
Pear of Hope by Wendy Shurety & Deb Hudson. Published by EK Books.
With a little kelp from our friends. The secret life of seaweed by Mathew Bate. Illustrated by Liz Rowland. Published by Thames and Hudson
Bear and Rat by Christopher Cheng and illustrated by Stephen Michael King. Published by penguin books.
The Emu who ran through the sky by Helen Milroy. Published by Magabala books
The day she stole the sun by the students at Cobargo Public School
Move that mountain by Kate & Jol Temple. Illustrated by Terri Rose Baynton.Published by Scholastic.
The gentle genius of trees by Philip Bunting. Published by Scholastic
Wombat by Christopher Cheng & Liz Duthie. Published by Walker Books
Masters of Disguise. Camouflaging creatures & magnificent Mimics by Marc Martin. Published by Penguin Books
Bee Detectives by Vanessa Ryan-Rendall and illustrated by Brenna Quinlan. Published by CSIRO
