Lyons Regional Library

Jane Goodall describes her life with chimpanzees and how her love for the species has driven her campaign for their protection.

The author describes a family trip to the Greek island of Corfu. First published in 1956.

The discovery of a devoted couple found murdered in the dunes of Baritone Bay forms the centerpiece of a story of love and afterlife.

Become inspired by stories of women who have made great strides in a field that requires commitment, courage, and creativity. Read about a female graduate student in Canada studying different species of birds, a zookeeper in San Diego and a sea turtle researcher with the University of Central Florida (Derived from back cover).

A biography of the English zoologist, for beginning readers, describing her early experiences in Gombe, studying the wild chimpanzees.

A novel set both in the distant past and the dystopian future explores extinction and survival, family and hope.

Recounts thirty years observation of the chimpanzees of Gombe, Tanzania.

"On its way to the Galp̀agos Islands, a light aircraft crashes into the sea. Zoologist Daniel Kennedy is confronted with a stark Darwinian choice. Should he save himself, or Nancy, the woman he loves? But how can one moment of betrayal ever be forgiven? And after he escapes the plane and swims for help, who is the elusive figure who guides him away from certain death? Back in London, Daniel thinks he finds the answer; it is connected with his great...

"Scientists know surprisingly little about sloths, but Becky Cliffe is working to change that. Visit the steamy jungles of Central and South America to see these adorable animals up close--and find out ways to protect them"--

Set in the wild terrain of northern Ontario of the Pye and Morrison families who are rural farmers, this is a story of family love and misunderstandings, of resentments harbored and driven underground.