Fourteen wolves
By Catherine Barr
How could fourteen wolves transform Yellowstone, making rivers shift and struggling wildlife return?
atmospheric · informative · thought-provoking · beautifully illustrated
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What is Fourteen wolves about?
Once, wolves roamed Yellowstone National Park. But after they were hunted and disappeared, the park’s natural balance began to break down. Elk multiplied, plants vanished, rivers changed course and many animals struggled to survive. Then, in 1995, fourteen wolves were brought back. As the wolves settled into their new home, the whole landscape began to recover. This beautifully illustrated true story shows how one species can transform an entire ecosystem and why every living thing has a part to play.
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
48 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2021
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