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In the snow-covered forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, Adele is eager to see a Pacific fisher, one of California’s most secretive animals. Alongside her Dad and Marisol, a wildlife biologist, Adele discovers how scientists use cameras, bait, and other tools to learn about fishers and their challenges. As she walks through the forest with Marisol, Adele notices how fishers are losing their homes and how people are working to help protect them.
Through careful watching and new understanding, Adele learns that even the quietest animals are essential and that caring for wild places starts with paying attention to the life around us.
This story is based on real work being done to protect Pacific fishers in California. It includes a glossary and ideas for young readers who want to explore nature and become wildlife stewards.
Hardback book
ISBN: 979-8-9880310-6-2
8.5 x 11
32 pages
In the snow-covered forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, Adele is eager to see a Pacific fisher, one of California’s most secretive animals. Alongside her Dad and Marisol, a wildlife biologist, Adele discovers how scientists use cameras, bait, and other tools to learn about fishers and their challenges. As she walks through the forest with Marisol, Adele notices how fishers are losing their homes and how people are working to help protect them.
Through careful watching and new understanding, Adele learns that even the quietest animals are essential and that caring for wild places starts with paying attention to the life around us.
This story is based on real work being done to protect Pacific fishers in California. It includes a glossary and ideas for young readers who want to explore nature and become wildlife stewards.
Hardback book
ISBN: 979-8-9880310-6-2
8.5 x 11
32 pages