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Inspire young animal lovers to learn about endangered species—and how to help protect them—with this coloring and activity book.
The Save the Animals Activity Book introduces children to 50 of North America’s most vulnerable wildlife through engaging coloring pages, games, and kid-friendly facts. From the California condor and Florida panther to the Kemp’s ridley sea turtle and North Atlantic right whale, kids will discover why these animals matter and what families can do to make a difference.
Each page pairs a beautiful illustration to color or a fun activity—such as mazes, word finds, and dot-to-dots—with an educational paragraph written especially for young readers. Along the way, kids will find out where the animals live, what challenges they face, and how conservation efforts have helped some species recover, including inspiring success stories like the bald eagle.
Written by award-winning author Ryan Jacobson with artwork by Phil Juliano, Save the Animals Activity Book encourages curiosity, empathy, and environmental awareness, making it a meaningful way for families to learn together. Perfect for classrooms, rainy days, and road trips, this engaging activity book turns discovering endangered mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and insects into hands-on fun—while planting the seeds for a lifelong love of nature and wildlife.Book Features:
- Beautiful wildlife illustrations to color
- Fun activities for children of all ages
- Educational text about endangered and threatened animals
- Real-world conservation tips families can use at home
Ryan Jacobson is the author of more than 60 books, including award-winning picture books Super Animal Powers and Up Where the Stars Are. He specializes in writing high-interest books for children and adults alike, from Choose Your Path adventures to reportedly true ghost stories. His best-selling title, Constellations Activity Book, has sold more than 100,000 copies. Ryan lives in eastern Minnesota with his family.
Phil Juliano creates delightful illustrations for corporations, publishers, magazines, and more. He has a deep love of the outdoors and for bringing nature to life with his art. He lives in Minnesota’s Twin Cities.
Species List:
- American alligator (success story)
- American burying beetle
- Atlantic sturgeon
- Axolotl
- Bald eagle (success story)
- Black-footed ferret (success story)
- Bog turtle
- California condor
- California red-legged frog
- Chinook salmon
- Desert tortoise
- Eastern hellbender
- Eastern massasauga rattlesnake
- Flattened musk turtle
- Florida panther
- Golden-cheeked warbler
- Gopher tortoise
- Gray bat
- Gunnison sage-grouse
- Hawaiian monk seal
- Hine’s emerald dragonfly
- Houston toad
- Karner blue butterfly
- Kemp’s ridley sea turtle
- Key deer
- Kirtland’s warbler (success story)
- Leatherback sea turtle
- Marbled murrelet
- Mexican gray wolf
- Miami blue butterfly
- Monarch butterfly
- North American wolverine
- North Atlantic right whale
- Northern spotted owl
- Ocelot
- Pallid sturgeon
- Piping plover
- Red knot
- Red wolf
- Rio Grande silvery minnow
- Rusty-patched bumblebee
- Southern Resident killer whale
- Southern sea otter
- Texas horned lizard
- Utah prairie dog
- Vaquita
- West Indian manatee
- Whooping crane
- Woodland caribou
- Wyoming toad