Looks at foxes around the world, describes one year in the life of a fox, and discusses fox folk lore and interaction with humans

The World of the Fox

Grambo, Rebecca L.

Science & Math

Sierra Club Books

Biological Sciences

Looks at eagles in legends, history, art, and poetry, as well as modern science, and describes the characteristics and behavior of eagles

Eagles: Masters of the Sky

Nature & Ecology

Voyageur Pr

Majestic and powerful, the eagle is a symbol of freedom. So it’s no wonder the long-endangered eagle is one of the most popular birds in North America. Rebecca Grambo’s concise text, combined with superb four-color photography by some of the world’s best nature photographers, makes "Eagles" a compelling general introduction to the natural history of these majestic birds. Focusing on eagles of North America and Europe, it places a special emphasis on bald and golden eagles. No nature lover’s collection is complete without "Eagles".

Eagles (World Life Library)

Children's Books

Darwin Wiggett and Tom Till have captured the Rocky Mountains like no one else. They traveled from the northern reaches of Canada to the southern climes of the United States to present not only familiar scenes such as Banff and Rocky Mountain National Parks, but the wildest spots. Join these photographers as they trek through the backcountry routes of the Rockies to expose places that rarely have been explored. Their passion for photography brings us 140 spectacular, full-color photographs with extended captions.

Seasons in the Rockies

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Whitecap Books Ltd.

Many of the most amazing dinosaurs on earth lived in what is now Canada. Nova Scotia claims some of the oldest dinosaur bones. Dinosaur footprints have been found in the Rocky Mountains, Tyrannosaurus rex bones have been found in Saskatchewan, and Alberta is a gold mine for fossils with over 35 species alone in Dinosaur Provincial Park. 
 Digging Canadian Dinosaurs investigates the diverse species of dinosaurs that lived in prehistoric Canada. Readers will learn about each dinosaur's unique characteristics, such as the thick skulls of the boneheaded dinosaurs, the 2,000 teeth of a duck-billed, and the powerful hind legs of a meat-munching dinosaur, and how paleontologists can find out about how dinosaurs lived from looking at their fossils. Chapters cover topics such as extinction of dinosaurs, the study of paleontology, and famous fossil hunters. With color illustrations and easy-to-read text, this book shares the fascinating history of dinosaurs in a unique Canadian context.

Digging Canadian Dinosaurs

Teen & Young Adult

Walrus Books

Fun to read and filled with facts, Borealis welcomes readers to share a young cub's first adventures. From the moment he pokes through his snowy winter den and discovers the world of the Arctic, Borealis' days are filled with discovery. Travelling with his mother, he sees many sights: animals camouflaged against the northern terrain, the sudden appearance of flowers during the short northern summer, the dance of the northern lights, and the migration of beluga whales in the Arctic waters. Readers follow a journey of discovery and experience life through the eyes of a polar bear. Rebecca L. Grambo is an accomplished natural history and children's non-fiction writer whose previous books include Seasons in the Rockies and Claws and Jaws. Daniel J. Cox is one of the world's best nature photographers.

Borealis: A Polar Bear Cub's First Year (Wild Beginnings Series)

Animals

Canada's most remarkable historic treasures and events. 
 What happened at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump and how did it get its name? Where could you find oranges growing in Nova Scotia in the early 1800s? Digging Canadian History answers these questions and many more, revealing many astonishing facts and events from Canada's past. From a sunken steamboat to the discovery of a frozen man, this cross-country investigation visits every province and territory, stopping at places such as Red Bay, Labrador, and the Fall Caribou Crossing in Nunavut. Also included is a trivia collection of odd facts plus a resource guide on how to find further information. 
 This engaging book demonstrates that Canada has a remarkable story to tell and it encourages children to discover more about the country's past. In fact, Canadian history can be so much fun that kids will ask for more.

Digging Canadian History

History

Whitecap Books

"Find out about nature's most amazing animal colors! From tigers to birds, from fish to spiders, these colors are bright, bizarre, and wonderful."

Colors (Amazing animals)

Kidsbooks

Provides students with a wealth of information for animal-related class assignments, projects, reports.

Hunters (Amazing animals)

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The World of the Fox

The World of the Fox

Eagles: Masters of the Sky

Eagles (World Life Library)

Seasons in the Rockies

Digging Canadian Dinosaurs

Borealis: A Polar Bear Cub's First Year (Wild Beginnings Series)

Digging Canadian History

Colors (Amazing animals)

Hunters (Amazing animals)