Book (Practical) Picture book The Mother of the Polar Bear / Otoshiko Eagle / Sachie Suzuki

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Picture book
When spring came, a pair of polar bears came out of their burrows. For Popo and Popo, who were born during the winter, everything they encountered, including the iceberg and the wide sea, was their first experience. When Popo and Popo were waiting for their mother who had gone to look for food, they were frightened by a polar fox that had come close to them and fell into the sea.
● SDGs Goal 13 : Specific Measures against Climate Change
The earth's temperature continues to rise all over the world. Even in Japan, the summer heat wave is becoming a major problem. One of the causes of this warming is said to be carbon dioxide emitted by humans using energy. One of the effects of this warming is the melting of the Arctic ice.
For polar bears, the ice is a place where children of polar bears grow. It is also a place for hunting. If the ice melts, not only will there be no place to grow for children who cannot swim yet, but mothers will not be able to hunt enough, and they will run out of breast milk. If this trend continues, polar bears will become extinct at the end of the 21st century.
Climate change causes natural disasters such as intense heat, heavy rain, hurricanes, wildfires, etc., and it is said that polar bears will become extinct by the end of the 21st century.
(About this series)
"First SDGs Kamishibai Mirai Heippo!" identifies five targets as an entry point for children to be interested in the SDGs, and offers a lineup of gentle paper covers that match those targets.