Join a research scientist with a passion for poisonous eight-legged creatures as she searches for the elusive brown recluse spider in the outdoor markets, garbage dumps and desert like interior of the Dominican Republic
Beginning with a 10-year-old boy who finds a nearly dead turtle during his patrol on a Cape Cod beach on a cold November day, Kathryn Lasky and photographer Christopher Knight detail the efforts of a team of veterinarians, marine biologists, and volunteers to save the life of this turtle and others.
The story of the birth of Surtsey, an island off the coast of Iceland that is the result of an underwater volcanic eruption that took place in 1963.
A photographic essay starring Meribah, the eight-year-old daughter of the author and photographer Christopher Knight, that chronicles a nostalgic journey to rediscover the reality of midwestern pioneer life in the late 19th century.
Lasky and photographer Christopher Knight follow primatologist Alison Jolly and a group of endangered lemurs on the island of Madagascar.
A photographic depiction of one the few true migratory butterflies, which journey from the coast of Maine to the forests of El Rosario, Mexico, and Pacific Grove, California, where they gather by the millions to winter.
Lasky and photographer Chistopher Knight offer an unprecedented glimpse into the rainforest canopy as they trail scientist Meg Lowman.
Lasky and photographer Christopher Knight capture the spirit of los Dias de Muertos, the Days of the Dead, Mexico's celebration that commemorates ancestors.
Lasky and and photographer Chistopher Knight follow the Lacey family of central Vermont as they engage in that still-flourishing American tradition of gathering maple sap for boiling into delectable maple syrup.
An engrossing photo-essay about the family vacation of a lifetime—a dinosaur dig in Montana.
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