Stories rooted in biodiversity

We transform knowledge about nature and biodiversity into colorful stories and unforgettable adventures that inspire children to love, understand, and care for the natural world.

At Anemocora, every story is a seed. Through imagination, science, and art, our books help children discover the richness of biodiversity while nurturing curiosity, empathy, and a lifelong commitment to protecting our planet.

The name Anemocora comes from the Spanish term of anemochorous, seeds that are wind dispersed. Like those seeds, we hope every story travels from one reader to another, taking root in young minds and growing into knowledge, wonder, and action.

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Ideas become seeds

Stories become journeys

Childhood is fertile ground

Purpose

To nurture children’s connection with nature by transforming biodiversity into stories that inspire curiosity, imagination, and a lifelong commitment to caring for our planet.

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Vision

To become a leading international children’s publishing house for biodiversity, creating books that bring together science, education, and art to inspire young readers across cultures and generations.

Mission

To publish beautifully crafted books that combine scientific knowledge, natural history, and cultural heritage, making biodiversity accessible, meaningful, and unforgettable for children everywhere.

Our value proposition

Addressing key gaps in biodiversity education

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Productos

Picture books

Narrative series

Educational resources

Digital content 

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Current projects

The BioDiversiCuentos collection is a children’s picture book project inspired by traditional and scientific knowledge of Bolivia’s fauna, flora, and ecosystems. It will consist of 50 picture books, organized into 10 series.

More about our picture book collection aqui

Historias de Ricardo

“Historias de Ricardo: La investigación científica desde la mirada de un matero” es un libro con cálidas ilustraciones que visibiliza y brinda un reconocimiento al aporte de asistentes de campo locales (coloquialmente conocidos como materos en Bolivia), brindan al conocimiento científicos de los bosque tropicales.

Más sobre el proyecto de Historias de Ricardo aqui 

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Contacts

Email: gcr@carreno-rocabado.com
g.carrenorocabado@gmail.com
in Holanda
Asterstraat 317
6708 DV, Wageningen

in Bolivia
Barrio Las Palmas del Este
Santa Cruz de la Sierra

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