Cities Going Wild: To Save the Planet
By Catherine Barr
Could your city’s hidden wildlife be thriving in places you never thought to look?
informative · hopeful · eye-opening · inspiring
Genres
What is Cities Going Wild: To Save the Planet about?
Cities are not just made of roads, buildings and people—they can be homes for wildlife too. Travel around the world to discover sky forests, rain gardens, living walls, pollinator pathways and bird-friendly buildings. Meet the plants and animals thriving in urban spaces, from pangolin pathways to wetlands for water snakes. Packed with fascinating facts, colourful illustrations and activities, this hopeful book shows how people are making cities greener, healthier and better places for nature—and how you can help in your own neighbourhood.
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
40 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2026
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