The Great Monkey Rescue: Saving the Golden Lion Tamarins
By Sandra Markle
Edition
By Sandra Markle
Library edition
Publisher Lerner Imprint Millbrook ISBN9781467780308
Awards and Honors NSTA Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students K–12, 2016<br> 100 Notable Titles for Reading and Sharing 2015, Children’s Books<br> 2015 Cybils Awards Nomination, Elementary / Middle Grade Nonfiction<br> ALA Notable Books for Children Nominee–Summer 2016, Nonfiction<br> 2017 AAAS/Subaru SB&F Prize Finalist, Middle Grades<br> Children’s Book Committee Bank Street College of Education Best Children’s Books of 2016, STEMThe Great Monkey Rescue: Saving the Golden Lion Tamarins
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Wild golden lion tamarins live only in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. Once almost extinct, the latest chapter in their encouraging story involves a human-created, habitat-linking “bridge” of trees. Author’s note. Facts about tamarins. Time line. Glossary. Further resources. Index. Maps. Full-color photographs.
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