Storms, Swamps, Woods & More: Kids' Nature Books
This summer, kids across Canada will be exploring new habitats—whether across the country or just outside their city limits. This is a list of books to help them understand what they're seeing and experiencing, from trees to storms to swamps. In Part 2, we'll turn to the fauna side of things.
Canada Close Up: Canada's Trees
Who Needs a Swamp?
A Wetland Ecosystem
Cool Woods
A Trip around the World's Boreal Forest
Fire!
The Renewal of a Forest
Explore Water!
25 Great Projects, Activities, Experiments
Branching Out
How Trees Are Part of Our World
Oceans
Looking at Beaches and Coral Reefs, Tides and Currents, Sea Mammals and Fish, Seaweeds and Other Ocean Wonders
Hook, Line and Sinker
Everything Kids Want to Know About Fishing!
Kids Canadian Plant Book, The
Avati
Discovering Arctic Ecology (Inuktitut)
Tree of Life
The Incredible Biodiversity of Life on Earth
Who Needs an Iceberg?
An Arctic Ecosystem
Be a Wilderness Detective
Nowhere Else on Earth
Standing Tall for the Great Bear Rainforest
A Walk on the Tundra
Inuktitut
Rewilding
Giving Nature a Second Chance
Be a Night Detective
Solving the Mysteries of Twilight, Dusk, and Nightfall
Capelin Weather
Stories of the Aurora
The Myths and Facts of the Northern Lights
Seasonal Cycles
English Edition
Do Fish Fart?
Answers to Kids' Questions About Lakes