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From soil-saving scientists to coral reef restorers, people throughout history have worked to protect and preserve our planet. This Earth Day, explore true stories of conservation—how a fire on a polluted river sparked a movement, how ancient civilizations pioneered green practices, and how individuals like Rachel Carson and John Muir inspired generations to care for the natural world. These books make environmental history exciting and inspiring for young readers.
Miss Lady Bird's Wildflowers
Story of a First Lady's love for flowers and efforts to spread them across America
Antsy Ansel: Ansel Adams, a Life in Nature
Engaging story of a restless boy who became a famous nature photographer
The Camping Trip that Changed America
Story of Teddy Roosevelt's camping trip with John Muir that lead to the National Parks
The Day the River Caught Fire
True story of how a fire on the the Cayuhoga River fueled the environmental movement and led to Earth Day
Alexander von Humboldt: Explorer, Naturalist & Environmental Pioneer
Incredible true story of a naturalist and explorer who became the "father of ecology"
The Brilliant Deep: Rebuilding the World's Coral Reefs
Inspiring story of an environmental scientist rebuilding coral reefs
Fighting for the Forest
Story of the Civilian Conservation Corps and their contributions during the Great Depression
Smart Green Civilizations: Indus Valley
Exploration of the green inventions and practices of the Indus Valley people
The Buffalo Are Back
Heart-warming story about an iconic American species through history, from the brink of extinction back to survival
Mountain Chef: How One Man Lost His Groceries, Changed His Plans, and Helped Cook Up the National Park Service
Exciting true story of a resourceful trail chef whose quick thinking saved an expedition and influenced national policy
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