Dr. Susan J. Crockford is pleased to announce a pair of short science books on 
polar bears available through Amazon (including Amazon US, Canada and UK).

These science books offer the information critical for understanding current 
issues in polar bear ecology and conservation, with one fashioned specifically 
with kids in mind.

Author website https://susancrockford.com/non-fiction-titles/ 


1. Polar Bears: Outstanding Survivors of Climate Change  
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1541139712/ Suitable for adults and high school 
students



  This full-color volume contains the critical information readers need to 
understand polar bear ecology and conservation issues 

  without drowning in detail: the most up-to-date information available in an 
easy to digest format that is fully referenced. 


2. Polar Bear Facts and Myths https://www.amazon.com/dp/1541123336/   Suitable 
for children aged 7 and up

  This beautiful, full color summary is written in a question and answer 
format, in language that readers of all ages can understand 

  (age 7 and up). The book takes a sensible, big-picture approach to that many 
readers will appreciate and is based on the most 

  up-to-date information available.


Dr. Susan Crockford is a professional zoologist who has been a long-standing 
member of the Society of Marine Mammalogy. She has studied polar bear ecology 
and evolution for more than 20 years and writes a popular blog (almost 900,000 
views since 2012) about polar bears past and present called 
www.polarbearscience.com. For years, readers have been asking for books (for 
adults and children) that offer the same rational, broad perspective on polar 
bear conservation and ecology as her science writing and public lectures 
(primarily offered through the University of Victoria’s Speakers Bureau). In 
Polar Bear Facts and Myths, Susan has written the kind of book about polar 
bears the public has been clamouring for: one that doesn’t frighten children by 
conflating predicted model outcomes with present, observed conditions. In Polar 
Bears: Outstanding Survivors of Climate Change, Susan presents the popular 
lecture she gives with the same name in book format (with references). Both 
books are short, useful summaries that draw upon the most recent scientific 
literature available.



Susan J. Crockford, Ph.D. (Zoology/Evolutionary Biology/Archaeozoology)
University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
email: [email protected]

See my author website www.susancrockford.com   
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