Evie the Environmentalist

Paperbook $14.99

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Steve Potter
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Categories: Children's Books

Explore the wild heart of Australia from A to Z!
Join Evie the Environmentalist as she ventures into Australia’s forests, streams, and wildlife habitats to discover the incredible plants and animals that call them home.
From tree frogs and ancient trees to koalas, native bees, cassowaries, recycling, clean waterways, tree planting, and protected habitats, every letter reveals another way to care for our planet.
Evie learns that protecting nature isn’t just about big changes. Sometimes, picking up litter, planting a native tree, protecting wildlife, or making a thoughtful choice can help create a healthier future.
A colorful and inspiring alphabet adventure that encourages children to explore nature, care for wildlife, and become little environmental champions.
Care. Conserve. Protect. Love our planet!

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Book Description

Meet Evie the Environmentalist, a curious young nature explorer who is passionate about protecting Australia’s beautiful natural world!

In this exciting A-to-Z Australian adventure, Evie explores forests, waterways, wildlife habitats, and native ecosystems while discovering practical ways to care for the environment. From tree frogs and ancient rainforests to koalas, native bees, cassowaries, recycling, water-quality monitoring, tree planting, and habitat protection, every letter brings a new lesson about nature and conservation.

As Evie observes wildlife, collects rubbish, protects native plants, monitors ecosystems, and works with her community, children discover how small actions can make a meaningful difference. The story encourages curiosity, environmental awareness, responsibility, teamwork, kindness, and respect for nature.

With colorful Australian-themed illustrations and simple, engaging text, this book combines alphabet learning with environmental education and wildlife discovery. The included Parent & Teacher Guide provides activities and questions designed to support vocabulary, reading, observation, critical thinking, creativity, imagination, communication, and parent-child interaction.