Pino

A travel along a wild coastline, among land, sea, dunes, beaches, in order to discover the life they host.

Seeds have endless and amazing forms. They can move, spread, and adapt to the environment.

Why do stars have different colours? Which is the biggest lake in the world? In which countries does it rain the most? Why isn’t the Moon always the same? Which is the highest mountain?

Like a Spirit of Nature, who can speak with plants, animals and elements, Ortica takes readers for a walk through Space and Time.

Blackbirds, titmice, sparrows, martins, jays, swifts, jackdaws.

Every hour, a thousand tons of plastic are poured into the ocean. It's time to do something! Ana Pego, biologist and author, called this species Plasticus maritimus.

Children living in the city don’t have many opportunities to observe nature. Few of them know, though, that there’s a whole laboratory available to them: their home kitchen.

A river is a journey. A singing spring, a crevasse in a glacier, a muddy swamp or a silent lake: that's where a river is born. In a moment. Then it starts to run.

A garden can be very small, made of one vase plant only, but if you look closer, you might see it like a tall tree in a meadow. Or a garden can be so huge one might even get lost.

Being the third book of PiNO collection about Science and Nature, L'albero is a poetic and scientific exploration of the life of plants through images inspired on traditional botanical ill