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Bringing National Parks to Life Children’s Book Series Featured in Sonoran Herpetologist Journal

Bringing National Parks to Life, the award winning children’s book series by author and educator Adalgisa Nico, was featured in the December issue of the Sonoran Herpetologist journal. The series received a thoughtful review from respected naturalist and conservation scientist Jeff Alvarez, who recognized its strong foundation in accurate science, place-based learning, and environmental stewardship.

The review highlights how the Bringing National Parks to Life series introduces young readers to America’s national parks through real animals, native plants, and authentic ecosystems. Titles including Frogs on the Mountain, Fish in the Desert, and Fishers in the Forest connect narrative nonfiction with conservation education, encouraging curiosity, empathy, and respect for the natural world.

This recognition from a leading scientific publication reflects the series’ commitment to science literacy, conservation education, and inspiring the next generation of park stewards. Readers are invited to explore the December Sonoran Herpetologist journal to read this review along with other important articles written by dedicated scientists working to protect wildlife and ecosystems.

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Frogs on the Mountain Named to 2025 Green Earth Book Award Recommended Reading List

We’re honored to share that Frogs on the Mountain has been named to the 2025 Green Earth Book Award Recommended Reading List by The Nature Generation!

It means so much to have Frogs on the Mountain recognized alongside books that celebrate the natural world and invite kids to care for it.

Thank you to The Nature Generation for this recognition—and to all the readers, educators, and librarians who continue to support environmental storytelling. Let’s encourage kids to look closely, ask questions, and fall in love with the wild places around them!

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The Nature Generation Presents the Long List for the 2024 Green Earth Book Award!

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