Wildlife Crossings: protecting animal pathways around the world
By Catherine Barr
Can clever bridges and tunnels help seven wild travellers reclaim their ancient routes?
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What is Wildlife Crossings: protecting animal pathways around the world about?
Across the world, animals travel ancient routes in search of food, water, shelter and mates. But roads, railways and growing towns can block these journeys and put wildlife in danger. Follow seven remarkable animals, including elephants, hedgehogs, salmon and grizzly bears, as they navigate a changing world. Discover how scientists, local communities and campaigners are building bridges, tunnels and other wildlife corridors, helping animals move safely and reconnecting the habitats they need to survive.
About the author
Catherine Barr is a British author who loves writing books about nature, animals, and our amazing planet. She is well known for 'The Story of Life,' which helps children discover how life on Earth began and changed over time. Catherine enjoys exploring the outdoors and sharing her passion for wildlife with young readers.
Pages
37 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2024
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