Environmental
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Team Earth
(Core Library)
NORTH STAR CLASSROOM
Around the world, animals work with other living things to create unique and balanced
ecosystems. Bees help plants make seeds. Birds scatter seeds so plants can grow.
Gophers loosen the soil, letting water and nutrients easily reach roots. Cleaner fish
keep other fish healthy by eating parasites. But today, some of these systems are at
risk of disappearing.
Team Earth
investigates the amazing ways that animals help their
environments and humans, and shows what people can do to protect them.
Reading Level: Grades 4-5 • Interest Level: Grades 3-6 • Dewey: 577
TITLE
AUTHOR
ISBN
Beneficial Insects:
Bugs Helping Plants Survive
©20
Emma Huddleston 978-1-64494-324-3
Decomposers: Nature’s Recyclers
©20
Emma Huddleston 978-1-64494-325-0
Ecosystem Architects: Animals
Building Incredible Structures
©20
Martha London
978-1-64494-326-7
Pollinators:
Animals Helping Plants Thrive
©20
Martha London
978-1-64494-327-4
Seed Dispersers: Poop, Fur, and Other
Ways Animals Scatter Seeds
©20
Emma Huddleston 978-1-64494-328-1
Symbiotic Relationships: Animals
and Plants Working Together
©20
Emma Huddleston 978-1-64494-329-8
PB LIST: $15.25
Specifications:
Paperback • 48 Pages • 7” x 9”
PB DISC: $12.20
Features:
Colour Photographs, Table of Contents, Side Bars,
Infographics, Online Resources, Further Reading,
Glossary, Index
NEW
SERIES
SPRING 2020
Orca Footprints
ORCA BOOK PUBLISHERS
Part of the nonfiction
Footprints
series for middle readers, illustrated with colour
photographs. Examines how overpopulation leads to unequal sharing of the earth’s social
and natural resources.
Reading Level: Grades 3-7 • Dewey: 300
TITLE
AUTHOR
ISBN
Ours to Share:
Co-Existing in a Crowded World
©19
Kari Jones
978-1-4598-1634-3
HC LIST: $19.95
Specifications:
Hardback • 48 Pages • 8” x 9 1/2”
HC DISC: $15.96
Features:
Colour Photographs, Index
“Continues the mission to enhance awareness of global
issues that youngsters can embrace at the local level,
helping to make a difference for their futures. Highly
Recommended.”—Canadian Review of Materials
