Description
Dive into the enchanting world of 'The Forest in the Clouds,' a beautifully illustrated paperback that transports young readers to the mystical Monte Verde cloud forest in Costa Rica. This captivating book, penned by Sneed B. Collard III and illustrated by Michael Rothman, invites children to explore a unique ecosystem located high in the mountains, where rainforests thrive. With 32 pages filled with breathtaking illustrations, this illustrated edition teaches children about over 300 bird species and the fascinating creatures that inhabit this delicate environment. Kids will be amazed by the incredible variety of life, including more than 500 species of butterflies and unique plants such as epiphytes - plants that grow on other plants. 'The Forest in the Clouds' not only dazzles with stunning images, but it also educates young minds about the importance of preserving cloud forests and their role in Earth's ecological balance. A glossary and additional resources for learning are included, making it perfect for educational settings. Perfect for nature lovers and curious minds, this book is an ideal choice for parents and educators seeking to inspire a love of nature and environmental awareness in children. Order now and embark on an adventure of discovery and protection of our planet’s treasures. Fast shipping is available, ensuring your little ones can quickly immerse themselves in this vital lesson about the fragile beauty of cloud forests and the creatures that call them home.
By Collard, Sneed B., III
Illustrated by Rothman, Michael
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback, illustrated edition
Number of Pages 32
Publisher Charlesbridge Publishing,U.S.
In many parts of the world, within a few hundred miles of the equator, there exists a mysterious environment called the rain forest. High up in the mountains of these areas lies an even more mysterious environment--the tropical cloud forest. The Forest in the Clouds explores the enchanting world of the Monte Verde cloud forest in Costa Rica. Discover the splendor and fragile beauty of a precarious ecosystem that receives up to 10 feet of rain and mist each year. Readers meet rare creatures unique to the cloud forest, home to over 300 different types of birds and countless insects. There are more than 500 species of butterflies alone. Learn about the many plants that thrive in the cloud forest, such as gardens of epiphytes, which are plants that grow on other plants. The Forest in the Clouds will amaze and inspire young readers as it plainly teaches children about the importance of this delicate ecosystem to the balance of the earth. Michael Rothman vividly brings to life the plants and animals of the enchanting and ethereal cloud forest. This place, constantly in mist, is alive with color and light in his lush illustrations. A glossary of terms is provided in the back of the book along with a guide to further reading, a few helpful web sites, and addresses kids can write to in order to get further information about saving the cloud forests.
By Collard, Sneed B., III
Illustrated by Rothman, Michael
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback, illustrated edition
Number of Pages 32
Publisher Charlesbridge Publishing,U.S.
In many parts of the world, within a few hundred miles of the equator, there exists a mysterious environment called the rain forest. High up in the mountains of these areas lies an even more mysterious environment--the tropical cloud forest. The Forest in the Clouds explores the enchanting world of the Monte Verde cloud forest in Costa Rica. Discover the splendor and fragile beauty of a precarious ecosystem that receives up to 10 feet of rain and mist each year. Readers meet rare creatures unique to the cloud forest, home to over 300 different types of birds and countless insects. There are more than 500 species of butterflies alone. Learn about the many plants that thrive in the cloud forest, such as gardens of epiphytes, which are plants that grow on other plants. The Forest in the Clouds will amaze and inspire young readers as it plainly teaches children about the importance of this delicate ecosystem to the balance of the earth. Michael Rothman vividly brings to life the plants and animals of the enchanting and ethereal cloud forest. This place, constantly in mist, is alive with color and light in his lush illustrations. A glossary of terms is provided in the back of the book along with a guide to further reading, a few helpful web sites, and addresses kids can write to in order to get further information about saving the cloud forests.