By Javiera Bianchi and Elizabeth Builes

Panoramic: covers the geography, biodiversity, cultures, history and environmental challenges of the Amazon with a broad, well-structured perspective.

Scientific yet accessible: explains phenomena like flying rivers, biodiversity and climate change in clear language, relatable to young readers.

Centered on Indigenous peoples: highlights knowledge, rituals, languages, ways of life and current leadership in defending the forest.

Inspires action: offers everyday practices and examples of Amazon guardians that motivate readers to care for nature.

Organized in short, clear chapters, this book presents the enormous biodiversity of the Amazon, from river, wetland and jungle animals to surprising insects and trees that regulate the climate. It also covers ancient Amazonian civilizations, plant domestication, life today in cities and communities, rituals and celebrations, explorers, forest defenders, and concrete ways for children to get involved in its protection.

Format

Recommended for ages 12+, Adults
Binding: Hardcover
Size: 31 x 25 cm
Pages: 68
Year: 2026
ISBN: 978-956-364-425-8