YA Eco Mysteries, Memoirs, Novels & Travel
Eco Fiction for Tween,Teens, Adults
Why do I write Eco fiction? What do I want readers to say when they refer to my books? I would be thrilled if they said that they love the way I weave the wonders of nature together with a strong conservation message. In particular, I focus my Eco Fiction on young people in the hope that my stories will inspire them to become wise conservationist, who will make a difference to our threatened ecosystems. Here are links to Eco fiction readers, writers, and books:
* Lauren James: Climate Fiction Writers League https://climate-fiction.org
* Lovis Geiger: You tube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dQUCHjKYbE
* Mary Woodbury: https://dragonfly.eco
My Videos:
The Story Behind the Book Cover
Story Time with Claire Datnow
My Blogs:
Multicultural, Diverse, and Global Environmental Literature (School Library Journal)The Winds of Climate Change calling Authors of Children's Literature (Dragonfly.Eco)
The Winds of Change Blog blog SCWBI Spring Bulletin
Earth Day Migratory Bird Day
On a perfect spring day, citizens celebrated the first International Migratory Bird Day at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens’ Earth Day festival. At the Media Mint Publishing Booth, visitors learned that birds fly thousands of miles from their wintering areas in South America and the Caribbean to their summer nesting sites in the United States and Canada. A Piping plover, for example, can travel over a 1,000 miles from the Caribbean to the breeding areas in northern United States and Canada.
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