Animals live in a world made dangerous by humans and must take action to survive. Three authors tell powerful animal tales that range from leadership in a wolf pack in Yellowstone National Park to animals climate heroes and animals who need crossings built for them to have hope for survival.
Where: | Education Room 353 (Seats 92, Wheelchair accessible) ![]() ![]() ![]() |
When: | Sat, Mar 15, 11:30 am - 12:25 pm |
Signing area: | Signing Area - Children (following presentation)
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Genre: | Children |
Moderator: | Janine Schall |
Sponsor: | Session made possible courtesy of Helios Education Foundation |
Teddi Lynn Chichester is the daughter of a botanist, UCLA faculty member, and a superfan on widlife corridors and crossings. Her new nonfiction book is "Wildlife Crossings of Hope: Connecting Creatures Around the Globe....
Rosanne Parry is the author of the bestselling novels "A Wolf Called Wander," "A Whale of the Wild," and "A Horse Named Sky" as well as "The Wolf Effect." These Voice of the Wilderness stories center the voices of wild animals and their struggle to survive in a dangerous and changing world....
Award-winning author Alison Pearce Stevens writes fun nonfiction for curious young readers. All of her work is inspired by a love of science and nature. "Rhinos in Nebraska: The Amazing Discovery of the Ashfall Fossil Beds" and "Animal Climate Heroes!" were both named Junior Library Guild Gold Standard selections....