Encouraging kids to love the valuable wildlife that we share this planet with, to understand their individual habitat needs so that we can help them to survive. Wildlife species are disappearing at an alarming rate because we are destroying their habitats. Do we really understand the importance of native grasses, old growth trees, hollow logs and clean wetlands? Our survival depends on the survival of a healthy natural environment. Our role is to protect our natural resources, and to work with nature into the future. It starts with love for the natural world and native species.
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Children's Colour & Draw Books
Kids love these books about Australian animals. They have been developed in conjunction with various parks and encourage kids to draw the animals themselves.
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Commissioned Work
Wildlife illustrations, colour in competitions and custom made booklets for National Parks and various groups concerned with environmental education. -
Let’s Learn about Books
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Wildlife Awareness Activity books
Wildlife awareness is encouraged through drawing, colouring and learning about the selected Australian animals and their habitat.
“Susie Peake’s educational activity books for children are based on Australian wildlife and their habitats. They are packed full of illustrations of birds and animals found in specific areas and parks. The Teacher’s Resource, also well illustrated, has been developed to support environmental education in NSW primary schools. It supports the Australian Curriculum in Science and Technology: Living World. Susie believes that teaching young children about wildlife conservation and the Earth’s natural systems can help shape them into aware, responsible citizens of the Earth.
Conserving Earth’s habitat is one of the most important issues facing us today. As the human population increases our demands increase and native species have fewer spaces to call home. More than half of Earth’s surface has been altered due to human activity, resulting in land degradation, habitat destruction, biodiversity losses and an increased rate of species extinctions.
With an understanding of the interconnectedness of ecosystems and the species within them, Susie is hoping that our children will be part of the solution for the future of our planet.”