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<p>our Beautiful Planet Is In Grave Danger Because Of The Harmful And Dangerous Practices Of Human Beings. Take A Look Inside This Book And Learn How Our Habitat Can Be Protected From Harm. The Easy-to-read Text And Dazzling Images Bring The Problem Of Habitat Protection To Life.</p><h3>children's Literature</h3><p>in Raising Of The Next Generation, We Share A Responsibility To Educate Children About The Importance Of Protecting And Preserving The Environment. The Saving Our World Series Presents Environmental Issues With Clarity. This Book On Habitat Protection Begins With A Basic Explanation Of Habitats And Then Presents The Specific Difficulties Threatening Each Major Habitat (fresh And Salt Water, Forests, Grasslands, Tundra, And Deserts). The Question Time Boxes Focus On Further Questions—such As The Importance Of Coral Reefs—or Supply Suggestions For How The Reader Can Help Preserve Our World. The Eye-opener Boxes Provide Interesting And Sometimes Shocking Facts. The Wetlands, For Example, Are Home To More Than One-third Of The United States' Endangered And Threatened Species. This Graphically Pleasing Nonfiction Book Could Easily Be Used As Further Enrichment To Ba
- Author
- Natalie Smith
- Publisher
- New York: Marshall Cavendish Benchmark
- Published
- 2009
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780761432258
- Subjects
- Economics, Science, Literary Fiction
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