Project Seahorse (Scientists in the Field)

Endangered Monk Seals (Earth's Endangered Animals)

Face to Face with Caterpillars (Face to Face with Animals)

I Am Jane Goodall: Ordinary People Change the World

Bridge to the Wild: Behind the Scenes at the Zoo

Whales to the Rescue: How Whales Help Engineer the Planet (Ecosystem Guardians)

The Coolest Stuff on Earth: A Closer Look at the Weird, Wild, and Wonderful

Endangered Sea Turtles (Earth's Endangered Animals)

Scientists in the Field

Dr. Kimberly Stewart, also known as the Turtle Lady of St. Kitts, is already waiting at midnight when an 800-pound leatherback sea turtle crawls out of the Caribbean surf and onto the sandy beach. The mother turtle has a vital job to do: dig a nest in which she will lay eggs that will hatch into part of the next generation of leatherbacks. With only one in a thousand of the eggs for this critically endangered species resulting in an adult sea turtle, the odds are stacked against her and her offspring. Join the renowned author and photographer Steve Swinburne on a journey through history to learn how sea turtles came to be endangered, and what scientists like Kimberly are doing to save them. For the complete selection of books in this critically acclaimed, award-winning series, visit www.sciencemeetsadventure.com. 

Discover Your Child's Next Read

Project Seahorse (Scientists in the Field)

Pamela S. Turner, Scott Tuason, 2010

Endangered Monk Seals (Earth's Endangered Animals)

Bobbie Kalman, 2004

Face to Face with Caterpillars (Face to Face with Animals)

Darlyne A. Murawski, 2007

I Am Jane Goodall: Ordinary People Change the World

Christopher Eliopoulos, Brad Meltzer, 2016

Bridge to the Wild: Behind the Scenes at the Zoo

Caitlin O'Connell, Timothy Rodwell, 2016

Whales to the Rescue: How Whales Help Engineer the Planet (Ecosystem Guardians)

Kim Smith, Adrienne Mason, 2022

The Coolest Stuff on Earth: A Closer Look at the Weird, Wild, and Wonderful

National Geographic Kids, 2020

Endangered Sea Turtles (Earth's Endangered Animals)

Bobbie Kalman, 2004