Biome Riders

Download or read book Biome Riders written by Tamsin Ambrose and published by Publifye AS. This book was released on 2024-09-16 with total page 154 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Biome Riders In "Biome Riders," climate change has transformed Earth, forcing humanity to adapt by living in colossal mobile cities that traverse the planet's surface. These nomadic metropolises play a crucial role in nurturing and restoring damaged ecosystems. Sixteen-year-old Talia, an apprentice ecologist, stumbles upon a remarkable plant with extraordinary adaptive abilities during a routine expedition. As she delves into the plant's potential to accelerate environmental recovery, she uncovers a simmering conflict that threatens the delicate balance between nature and technology. Talia's journey takes her through a world of eco-futurism, where she must navigate political intrigue and harness her growing connection with the recovering biomes. Racing against time, she strives to unlock the secrets of the mysterious plant before tensions escalate between those committed to healing the Earth and a faction pushing for permanent settlement. This captivating blend of urban fantasy and hard science fiction explores themes of: - Environmental stewardship - The intricate relationship between humanity and nature - The impact of individual action in the face of global challenges All while taking readers on an ecological adventure through a fascinating, adaptive world.