LET’S SAVE THE AMAZON: Why we must protect our planet
SLA Information Book Award 2022 Longlisted.
LET’S SAVE THE AMAZON: Why we must protect our planet
Fearsome jaguars, sleepy sloths, delicious food and life-saving medicine make the Amazon rainforest one of the most incredible places on Earth Discover how it helps in the fight against climate change and why we must save it from destruction. The second in an exciting new climate change .
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Published 2021 Walker Books Ltd
Illustrated by Jean Claude
PB 978-1529504224
HB 9781406395969
Expert advice: John Sauven, Executive Director of Greenpeace UK; Dr Erika Berenguer and Dr Filipe Machado Franca, Senior Research Associates, University of Oxford, Lancaster University and Sustainable Amazon Network (RAS).
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