Actively experience and protect nature: A children's non-fiction book for little explorers&nbsp,
What is a group of wild boars called? How do you attract insects to the garden? And why are hares so inattentive in spring? In this exciting nature book for children aged eight and over, Verena Heidecker explains what our local wild animals do throughout the year. She gives useful tips on how curious naturalists can best behave in order to observe the animals without disturbing them,

• Animal book for children who want to know how deer, badgers and co. live&nbsp,

• Insect hotel, hiding places: creating a habitat for animals in the garden&nbsp,

• Animals in the mountains, in the fields and in the city: who feels at home in which environment?

• Deer crossing, young animals in meadows, rabbits in love: Correct behaviour when encountering native wild animals&nbsp,

• With QR code to the discovery booklet to document your own experiences&nbsp,

Observe and understand: Animals in the garden and in the wild&nbsp,
Why are monocultures in agriculture not only a problem for insects? Which animals can we attract to our gardens without much effort? Why do some live in groups while others prefer to be solitary? In this children's knowledge book, future biologists and conservationists will learn lots of interesting facts about the large and small wild inhabitants of our fields, forests and towns. At the same time, the numerous tips on correct behaviour when encountering animals ensure that wild animals are not disturbed or frightened. &raquo,Vom Kauzen und Keckern&laquo, is an exciting non-fiction book for children who want to learn more about pheasants, geese and other native animals!