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Authoritative visual identification guide to the most significant orders of butterfly, moth and skipper, with profiles of 600 species and concise info on distribution, habitats, food and status.

Looks at the ways in which our planet and its inhabitants have been damaged by or are under threat from the consequences of human activity. This series includes books, which take a positive approach in text and images, showing what is being done to repair damage and protect the environment for the future.

You may have seen a goat on a farm, but did you know that goats have beards, that goats' milk can be used to make cheese, and that there is even a type that faints when it gets excited? Find out about goats - there's more to them than munching.

You might have eaten plenty of fish, but did you know that baby fish are called fry, that fish oil can help keep you healthy, and that fish eggs, called caviar, are one of the most expensive foods in the world! Find out about fish - they are 'fintastic'!

You may know what noise a duck makes, but did you know that only female ducks quack, that ducks' feathers are waterproof, and that ducks can't feel the cold through their feet? Find out more about ducks - they are completely quackers.

You may know where honey comes from, but did you know that bees' wings beat more than 200 times a second, that the queen bee can lay more than 2000 eggs a day, and that the ancient Egyptians used honey for money? Find out more about bees - there is more to them than the buzz!

Presents a global look at where Earth's natural resources come from and how they are traded between countries, including the benefits and drawbacks of globalization in this area.

Star of the popular ITV series Star Psychic and showbiz medium du jour, Sally Morgan is the country¿s most accurate and respected psychic.

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From the earliest times humans have shaped and changed the landscape. Historical and modern-day examples in this interesting book show how natural habitats and wilderness areas are destroyed as people need more land for farming and to build towns and cities, and how increasing urbanization of populations is adding to the problem of carbon emissions that cause climate change.