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Contributors
Joshua Sacks, Paul Sacks, Casey Craig, Annie Roddenberry, Owen Fasolas
Keywords
plastic, pollution, microplastics, Indian River Lagoon, estuary, biodiversity
Description
This children's book is for young audiences and has a goal to introduce young people to the important topic of microplastics as well as the problems causes by single-use plastics. A second goal of this book is to get young people excited about the amazing biodiversity of organisms in warm-water estuaries.
Abstract
Everyone is talking about plastic pollution. In this book for young audiences, we provide information on plastic pollution, including microplastics. We describe some of the many animals found in our favorite estuary, the Indian River Lagoon, that are impacted by plastics. This book asks young readers to pick the items they want to see in their lagoon, "This animal friend or that harmful piece of plastic?"
Number of Pages
28
Place of Publication
UCF
Original Publication Date
4-15-2022
Document Type
Book
Language
English
Funding Agency
Brevard County Tourism
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