The book "Extinction Planet" offers young readers a clear and enlightening look at the wildlife extinction crisis on Earth. It is estimated that out of approximately eight million species on Earth, at least one million plant and animal species are at risk of extinction, and the current rate of extinction is up to 100 times higher compared to any previous mass extinction. Human activity is largely responsible for this alarming decline. "Extinction Planet" examines the Earth's extinction crisis calmly and honestly, explaining what a mass extinction is, how it happens, and what its consequences are. It explores how humans have caused this biodiversity crisis and how we also have the solutions to slow down or stop the damage, from controlling overconsumption to reviving natural areas, environmentally friendly agriculture, preventing overfishing, and seriously addressing climate change. It recommends ways for everyone to live in a more environmentally friendly manner, from global changes such as investing in renewable energy sources to individual actions like purchasing sustainable products. "Extinction Planet," following "Plastic Planet," "Hot Planet," "Recycled Planet," and "Sustainable Planet," includes the same combination of illustrations and photographs with an impressive cover and is written by award-winning author Anna Claybourne. It is aimed at readers aged 9 and above. Pages: 48, Year of Publication: 0830, Dimensions: 22.2x22.2cm