Five Tales of Nature

An internationally influential innovator and entrepreneur Gunter Pauli - also called the Steve Jobs of sustainability - is a bilingual scientific fairy tale for children aged 5-8 in Latvian and English.

Gunter Pauli has created 365 scientific fairy tales to explain nature and humanity as part of nature to his own children.
The learning process that begins with these fairy tales promotes:
* understanding of complex natural systems,
* development of emotional intelligence,
* artistic self-expression,
* interest in academic knowledge.
The book includes:
- practical tasks to help children practice the knowledge they have acquired
- recommendations for parents and educators on how to best work with the scientific fairy tale.
Gunter Pauli (Gunter Pauli, 1956, Belgium) studied economics at universities in Belgium and France, founded and managed many companies and public organizations, and advised governments and industry leaders in various countries on how to implement innovations that more efficiently and environmentally friendly organize the provision of water, food, housing, health, and energy while maximizing the use of local resources. Pauli's activities encompass business, culture, science, politics, education, and nature conservation.
Under his leadership, the company "Ecover" became a pioneer in ecological production. Pauli founded the Zero Emissions Research and Initiatives (ZERI) and the Global ZERI Network fund, which achieved a shift in production and consumption paradigms in a number of industries to align with natural systems. His most recent initiatives are related to removing plastic waste from the world's oceans and preventing sea level rise. G. Pauli has published 20 books in more than 30 languages.
Translator Lilija Berzinska.
Artist Katerina Baha.