Poo, Spew and other Gross things animals do! by Nic Gill and Romane Cristescu
The more you know about poo, the less you might be inclined to say ‘Gross’ the next time you see […]
sustainability
Swim, Shark, Swim! by Dom Conlon and Anastasia Izlesou
Meet Shark – a black tip reef shark who decides to go on a journey through the oceans of the
Once upon our planet. Rewild bedtime 12 stories. Written by Vita Murrow & illustrated by Aitch. Published by Magic Cat books
Once upon a time there was a planet. Our planet. A place of mysterious beauty, filled with heat and ice,
Rain Shaker by Elizabeth Mary Cummings. Illustrated by Cheri Hughes. Published by Big Sky Publishing.
We need to shake something to make the rain come and the plants grow. Rain Shaker by Elizabeth Mary Cummings
More hands on science. Editors: David Shaw, Jasmine Fellows and Kath Kovac. Published by CSIRO
We put extra effort to test our activities with materials that reduce our impact on the environment. The second book
Windfall: Unlocking a fossil-free future by Ketan Joshi. Published by NewSouth Publishing
It is fair to grieve, to feel anxiety and trepidation about the near future, as the impacts already locked in
The Forest in the tree: How fungi shape the earth by Ailsa Wild, Aviva Reed, Briony Barr and Gregory Crocetti
And in the darkness underground, we continue to shape the earth Fungi is often a walked over organism that many
Dry to Dry by Pamela Freeman and Liz Anelli
Colour abounds in the latest addition to Walker Books Nature Storybooks series – Dry to Dry. Side by side sit
Are bioplastics the answer?
Bioplastics are items that are made of something other than plastic are often single use yet can be broken down
Plastic and greenhouse gas emission
This week I have been lucky enough to take part in Al Gore’s climate reality leadership corps global training. We
Pandemics and missing trees
We are still in the midst of a terrible pandemic that is claiming the lives of the most vulnerable people
Edie’e experiments: How to be the best by Charlotte Barkla and illustrated by Sandy Flett
When the opening chapter introduces you to a young girl who loves conserving water, conducting science experiments and teaching her