Monarchs at Risk

Monarchs at Risk by Elaine Pageler, published by High Noon Books in 1995, is a concise exploration of environmental issues, presented in 44 pages. This book follows the Kidds as they journey to a village in Mexico, where they encounter the challenges posed by a logging company’s expansion plans that threaten a vital Monarch butterfly wintering ground.

Readers will find a detailed account of the ecological implications of human activities on wildlife, particularly focusing on the Monarch butterfly’s habitat. The narrative highlights the intersection of science and environmental conservation, emphasizing the importance of protecting ecosystems. Through this engaging story, the book addresses themes related to biological sciences and ecology, making it a relevant resource for those interested in environmental issues and the impact of industrial development on natural habitats.