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Extinctopedia

Serenella Quarello, Quarello Serenella

Discover what we have lost, what is at risk, and how we can preserve the diversity of our fragile planet

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Release Date: 25/04/2024

Genre: Children's Reference
Sub-Genre: Nature Wildlife & Pets
Illustrator: Alessio Alcini
Translator: Margaret Greenan
Label: Red Comet Press LLC
Contributors: Alessio Alcini (Illustrated by), Margaret Greenan (Translated by)
Language: English
Publisher: Red Comet Press LLC

Discover what we have lost, what is at risk, and how we can preserve the diversity of our fragile planet

A Smithsonian collaboration–this journey of discovery through the animal kingdom, past and present, calls on us to educate ourselves and take action to save the amazing diversity of our planet. 
Every living creature contributes towards the richness and beauty of our planet. Each one has a reason to exist, from the giant panda to the pygmy possum, and if we lose them, it will be forever. Extinctopedia tells a complex story, not just of those who are extinct, but also of those in greatest peril, with explanations of what threatens their survival. It is also a story of hope – hope for animals who have been rediscovered, hope in the form of newly-discovered animals, and hope that we might hear the warning call and act to preserve the amazing biodiversity of our fragile planet for future generations to come. 

  • Read stories about animals that are no longer with us
  • Discover endangered animals at risk of extinction
  • Learn about organizations which aim to protect animal life
  • Find out about strategies for preserving biodiversity 
Extinctopedia provides a fascinating catalog of life on earth and encourages the reader to find ways of preserving the incredible diversity of species, so we may all thrive and life itself can endure on this amazing and beautiful planet.