A Tiger's Tale

There once was a happy tiger

Who lived on the isle of Sumatra

With large green forests in which to roam

Many tiger families called it home

But people came; some broke the law

They cut many trees with a mighty saw

Men slashed and burned forests of the land

Destroying much more than originally planned

The orangutans fled; elephants; tigers too

After all was said, what could they do?

The Indonesian island of Sumatra is the only place where tigers, rhinos, orangutans and elephants live together. They are all endangered. However, the Sumatran rhino and Sumatran tiger are critically endangered. 

There are less than 300 Sumatran rhinos and less than 400 Sumatran tigers left in the wild.

Learn about the critically endangered Sumatran Tiger, the threats he faces, and the ways we can help him to survive in this beautifully illustrated rhyming story for ages 4+.

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The Last Honey Bee

Look at me, I’m wild and free.

Look at me, I’m Manderlee.

Manderlee, that’s me.

Manderlee, the last honey bee.

Learn about Manderlee, an adventurous honey bee, and the challenges she must overcome in this beautifully illustrated rhyming story for ages 3+.

When her hive is destroyed, Manderlee must find a new home. Learn about the importance of honey bees, and join Manderlee on her perilous journey to a foreign land. Will the last honey bee survive?

According to the June 2019 survey of the Bee Informed Partnership, bee colony death continues to rise in the United States of America. U.S. beekeepers lost nearly 40% of their honey bee colonies in the winter of 2018/2019 - the greatest winter hive loss reported since the partnership began its surveys in 2006. 

The Independent Newspaper has reported that in the United Kingdom, climate change, pollution, disease and habitat loss have negatively affected bee populations. Seventeen species of bees are now regionally extinct and many others are at risk. Several other leading newspapers have reported similar findings.

The Last Honey Bee aims to make young children aware of the importance of honey bees while urging them not to harm these important pollinators. Children are encouraged to plant wildflowers, which are also declining in the UK.

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