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Saving the Amazon

Saving the Amazon

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
The Amazon rain forest is in crisis. Illegal miners are destroying the homes of millions of plants and animals; however, one group of scientists is exploring the far off regions of a newly formed national park to stop the destruction. How can they help to save the rain forest? Who will they get to help them?
Red Devils

Red Devils

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
Humboldt squids, or 'Red Devils,' are the world's largest animal without a backbone. These sometimes dangerous creatures live in the deep waters of the Gulf of California. A researcher and professional diver have come to the Gulf to learn more about them. Will they find any Red Devils? Will they be able to observe them safely?
Polar Bears in Trouble + Book with Multi-ROM

Polar Bears in Trouble + Book with Multi-ROM

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
muu
Polar bears one of the largest and most dangerous hunters in the cold regions of the North. Their bodies are built for winter and they do best in the coldest areas. Unfortunately, polar bears are becoming threatened due to changes in the world’s climate. How does global warming affect polar bears? What must be done to save them?
Cheetahs in Focus (Book with Multi-ROM)

Cheetahs in Focus (Book with Multi-ROM)

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
muu
A National Geographic team in Botswana sets out on the difficult task of filming one of the most beautiful creatures on earth; the cheetah. Cheetahs are presently endangered and the team’s goal is to show how important these animals are through photographs. Why is it so difficult to photograph a cheetah? Will they succeed in getting the shots?
Extreme Skydiving (Book with Multi-ROM)

Extreme Skydiving (Book with Multi-ROM)

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
muu
Most people enjoy the sport of sky diving because they get to fall at extremely high speeds, but some people want to go even faster. One man is even experimenting with various methods of increasing his speed. What is he doing to go faster? Is it working?
Natacha's Animal Rescue

Natacha's Animal Rescue

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
Fish River Canyon, Namibia was once home to many wild animals. Over time hunters killed them for food and sport. Now, conservationist Natacha Bateau wants to help. She wants to rescue animals from other areas and bring them back to the canyon. Will Natacha's animal rescue succeed?
Mars on Earth: Footprint Reading Library 8
The Arctic region of Canada is home to a huge depression in the earth called the Haughton Crater. A group of explorers has come to the area to explore the challenges expected when traveling to Mars. What challenges will they experience? What preparations are being made for a trip to Mars here on Earth?
The Red Devils: Footprint Reading Library 8
Humboldt squids, or 'Red Devils, ' are the world's largest animal without a backbone. These sometimes dangerous creatures live in the deep waters of the Gulf of California. A researcher and professional diver have come to the Gulf to learn more about them. Will they find any Red Devils? Will they be able to observe them safely
Dinosaur Builder

Dinosaur Builder

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
Peter May has the unique job of reconstructing dinosaurs for museum displays. He works with a team using real dinosaur bones as well as artificial bones to create these giant creatures. How did Peter May become a dinosaur builder? How does he know what these long-extinct animals looked like?
Canyaking Adventure

Canyaking Adventure

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
A group of young athletes have traveled to the Indian Ocean to visit Reunion Island for a unique challenge: canyaking. This tough outdoor activity is a combination of two different sports and requires the cooperation of all team members. What two sports does canyaking involve? Will the team succeed in canyaking Reunion Island?
The Snake Detective

The Snake Detective

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
A snake park in the Sultanate of Oman has a serious problem: all but one of their snakes have died. The owner of the park has hired a 'snake detective' to uncover the mystery of the dying snakes. Why did the snakes die? Will the snake detective be able to save the new snakes?
Koalas

Koalas

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
Koalas are recognized around the world for their cute and lovable appearance. But unfortunately the koala population is rapidly declining because their natural home in the thick forests of Australia is being destroyed. What can be done to help the koalas? Who is working to save them?
The King of the Spiders

The King of the Spiders

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
Goliath tarantulas are the most enormous spiders in the world. Most people consider them to be extremely dangerous and avoid them, but not tarantula expert Rick West. He seeks out tarantulas because he has an important story to tell. What information does West want to share with the world? Are tarantulas as dangerous as people think?
The Amazing Human Body

The Amazing Human Body

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
The human body is an amazing 'machine' made up of different systems that allow us to do things like run, eat, and even breath. These systems work together to keep the body functioning normally and healthily. How does the human body actually work? What jobs do the systems perform?
Spacewalk

Spacewalk

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
The first trip outside of a spacecraft, or 'spacewalk', was completed in 1965. Since then many astronauts have participated in spacewalks, but spacewalking does not come without its risks and challenges and astronauts are in constant danger when in space. What are the risks and challenges of spacewalking? How do astronauts overcome them?
Extreme Sky Diving

Extreme Sky Diving

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
Most people enjoy the sport of sky diving because they get to fall at extremely high speeds, but some people want to go even faster. One man is even experimenting with various methods of increasing his speed. What is he doing to go faster? Is it working?
Dinosaur Builder

Dinosaur Builder

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
nidottu
Peter May has the unique job of reconstructing dinosaurs for museum displays. He works with a team using real dinosaur bones as well as artificial bones to create these giant creatures. How did Peter May become a dinosaur builder? How does he know what these long-extinct animals looked like?
Tornado Chase + Book with Multi-ROM

Tornado Chase + Book with Multi-ROM

Rob Waring; National Geographic

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
muu
Tornadoes are large storms that can cause huge amounts of damage and destruction. Most people run from tornadoes, but some researchers chase them! They want to study the storms to develop better methods for predicting them. How do they find these tornadoes? How do they collect their information?
Mysterious Crop Circles + Book with Multi-ROM

Mysterious Crop Circles + Book with Multi-ROM

National Geographic; Rob Waring

National Geographic/(ELT)
2009
muu
Several strange signs called 'crop circles' have been discovered in the fields of southern England. These mysterious circles are puzzling to everyone, even scientists. There are several theories about who-or what-made them. Could it be humans who did it? Or could it be something else...