Welcome to Ubuntu Nature Kids

Ubuntu Nature Kids is all about sparking curiosity and wonder for the world right outside your door. Through stories, activities, and hands-on learning, we help kids see that everything in nature is connected — and that they’re part of that web, too.

Whether in the classroom, on a hike, or in the backyard, Ubuntu Nature Kids turns everyday moments into adventures in discovery, kindness, and care for the Earth.

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Almost Forest Famous

Femi the fox wants to go viral but a spotlight-stealing raccoon has other plans. With bold poses and big confidence, Femi chases likes and applause, until the forest reminds him that every creature has a role to play. A funny, heartfelt picture book that introduces young readers to habitats, ecosystems, and conservation.

Perfect for read-alouds that spark curiosity and big conversations.

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Meet Femi

I'm Femi the Fox — curious, clever, and just a little bit dramatic.

You can always find me dreaming up wild ideas, from singing on logs to juggling acorns (badly).

Whether I'm making a splash or learning from my forest friends, I'm here to reminds you that it’s okay to be silly, curious, and still figuring things out — that’s how adventures begin!

Stay tuned for my new book coming March 2026.

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Services for Schools, Libraries & Community Groups

  1. Author Visits & Book Readings

    Interactive readings of Almost Forest Famous with Q&A and nature-themed discussions tailored to different age groups.
  2. Nature Walks & Field Experiences

    Guided local nature walks where students explore ecosystems, observe wildlife, and learn how everything in nature is connected.
  3. Ecosystem Presentations (In-Person or Virtual)

    Engaging talks and visuals about food webs, animal adaptations, and how human actions impact the natural world.
  4. Nature Journaling & Observation Workshops

    Hands-on sessions teaching students how to slow down, observe, and document the natural world through writing, drawing, and photos.
  5. Family or Classroom Eco-Activities

    Fun, low-cost projects such as making bird feeders, seed bombs, or mini habitat models—perfect for schools, after-school programs, or library events.
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