Woods Scientist, The

Reach for this book when your child starts asking 'why' about the natural world or shows a deep fascination with animal tracks and hidden forest life. It is the perfect choice for the young explorer who prefers real-life heroes over fictional ones, offering a window into how observation and patience can lead to meaningful scientific discovery. The story follows Sue Morse, a dedicated tracker and conservationist, as she navigates the North American woods. Through beautiful photography and descriptive prose, the book highlights the importance of wildlife conservation and the interconnectedness of forest ecosystems. It gently teaches children that science is not just found in a lab, but in the muddy prints and scratched bark of the wild. It is an inspiring read for ages 7 to 11 that builds empathy for animals and encourages environmental stewardship.