Saving the Red Panda of the Himalayas is a picture book for elementary age children about wildlife conservation. The story follows Deepa and Tim, student conservationists, on a trip in the Eastern Himalayas to observe the Red Panda. They find out lots of facts about the red panda and help the red panda’s habitat from deforestation.
This is a perfect book for elementary school wildlife and conservation nature studies, introducing important facts about an endangered animal and talking about the concepts of saving our forests.
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The red panda is native to the Nepal mountains – Eastern Himalayas region and is listed as endangered, Help save the red panda by creating more awareness about these beautiful gentle creatures. See more information on the World Wildlife Fund Red Panda page.
Sample Pages from Saving the Red Panda of the Himalayas
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