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How to Help a Hedgehog and Protect a Polar Bear

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Learn how you can save endangered animals and make the world a better place, too!

From beetles and butterflies, to puffins and polar bears, animals and habitats all over the world need our protection. In this beautifully illustrated book, children (and adults!) can learn about thirteen different habitats – gardens, hedgerows, heathlands, woodlands, highlands, wetlands, the coastline, freshwater, oceans, savannahs, jungles and mountains – and simple everyday ways we can protect them.

Find out how to help hedgehogs in your own back garden or spread the word about endangered animals further from home, as you discover all the little things you can do to make a big difference. Including 70 everyday ways you can save our planet!

Our Review Panel says...

Published in collaboration with the National Trust, How to Help a Hedgehog and Protect a Polar Bear is a fantastic addition to any child’s library as it’s full to the brim with simple ideas to help endangered animals and make the world a better place too. The book begins with a guide to the different types of habitats that can be found before taking each individual one and detailing not only what wildlife lives there (with fantastic facts and size and weight keys to make it even easier) but most importantly how we can help. Advice ranges from staying on paths when walking in the countryside to recycling, saving water and how children can speak out and work together to solve the problems we have created!

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