Designed to help identify animals that might be seen in the garden, out on a walk, or even in the local high street, this CD-ROM features over 400 of the most commonly seen land and freshwater animals in Britain, from all habitats except the seashore. Aimed at ages 10-adult, this disc has an educational outlook. It backs up National Curriculum activities at all levels and it's also a great disc to have around for the whole family from a purely reference point of view.

'Animals of the British Isles is an easy-going and good-looking introduction to the life that is all around us and which we see all too rarely.'
(Daily Telegraph)

This CD-ROM is aimed at ages 6-10 and is a game and reference all in one. It supports Key Stages 1 and 2 of the National Curriculum. There are over 60 movie clips, 15 mini-games to play, details on over 60 species of minibeast, and ideas for activities. 'The combination of high-quality reference material and appropriate games makes this a valuable resource for nature study at Key Stage 2 and is sufficiently fun to be recommended for home use.' Computer Shopper

Spectacular close-up photography shows how these incredible insects propagate, feed, and avoid extinction. Learn why all human efforts at exterminating flies have failed. Ages 8-adult. 45minutes

Captures the fun and adventure of the universe of the small animals that inhabit the world at our feet. With its cast of thousands, this film captures life in meadows and ponds, using incredible close-ups, slow motion, and time-lapse photography. Ages 8 and up, 75 minutes

For ages 6-adult, trace the life cycle and migration of the fabulous monarch butterfly and learn about these spectacular insects through interviews with experts.

For ages 7-11, this CD-ROM supports the National Currculum Key Stage 2 and is a game and reference all in one. 'It is an EXCELLENT resource. Super information content presented in a bright and attractive way. I particularly like the activities and the interactive FSC key is really super. The filmstrips are another wonderful feature, something impossible to do without the use of IT.' (A teacher's comments).

Superb introduction to the lifecycle of the monarch butterfly for children ages 6-10.