About your park, not about "nature"
We start from your species, your routes, your geology and your rules. We write it with your public-use team and you review it before anything is printed.
It flies from pole to pole and stops at every park to show what is inside. When the book closes it asks for one thing only: that whoever read it looks after the place. The NaturaHeroes are the children.
The book open, the map unfolded and the promise page signed by the child.
The child walks into the park, meets the tern and leaves with a mission. Inside there is a map, cards for the species they can actually see that day, things to do out on the trail and a last page where they promise to look after the place. It is written to be read during the visit, not stored on a shelf.
We start from your species, your routes, your geology and your rules. We write it with your public-use team and you review it before anything is printed.
The Arctic tern travels the whole planet, so it fits into any park without forcing anything. It gives the collection continuity and makes the child want the next one.
Cover, credits and back cover carry the park's identity. The edition comes in the languages your visitors speak, with translation included in the project.
We bring the character, the script, the illustration, the translation and the printer. You bring the knowledge of the park and the review. In about eight weeks you have the copies.
The price per copy drops with quantity, because the cost of script, illustration and translation is spread out. Every run includes the complete edition and delivery to your storeroom.
Prices are not published. We show them to you with the code we send by email.
A sample built around Teide National Park, with the map, a species card, an activity and the promise page. It opens right here, without leaving the site.
Tell us which park it is, what kind of visitor you get and whether you want it for the shop or to give away. We come back with a proposed contents list and a quote.