Hello! I'm Noella. Join me and learn about the environment!
All our comics are based on university studies. Rooted in academics, the Noella Comics Series educates children about our changing planet!
Each volume has 6 top universities science comics, university research articles for reference for the parents, character breakdown, a visual dictionary, and games.
Noella Environmental Education
Volume 1
- $4.99
In this edition, research papers from leading academic institutions are distilled into fun, light, and approachable ways. Volume 1 features comics based on publications from Columbia, Harvard, MIT, Oxford, Stanford, and Yale.
ActNow campaign and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals support our content.
Inside Volume 1
Micro-plastic and Snowflake
Switching to Renewable Energy
Switching to Renewable Energy
Based on the research of scientist from Marco Tedesco. Adapted from a Columbia University article.
Switching to Renewable Energy
Switching to Renewable Energy
Switching to Renewable Energy
Based on research of scientist Eloise Marais. Adapted from a Harvard University article.
The Future of Nuclear Energy
Switching to Renewable Energy
Save the Giants, Save the Planet
Based on the work of scientist Jacopo Buongiorno and with help from Robert Patrick White. Adapted from an MIT article.
Save the Giants, Save the Planet
More Plant Growth Means Less Carbon Dioxide
Save the Giants, Save the Planet
Based on the work of scientist Rob Jackson. Adapted from a Stanford University article.
More Plant Growth Means Less Carbon Dioxide
More Plant Growth Means Less Carbon Dioxide
More Plant Growth Means Less Carbon Dioxide
Based on the work of scientists Yadvinder Mahli and Brian Enquist. Adapted from an Oxford University article.
Urban Growth Outward
More Plant Growth Means Less Carbon Dioxide
More Plant Growth Means Less Carbon Dioxide
Based on the research of scientists Karen Seto and Richa Mahtta. Adapted from a Yale University article.
Noella Environmental Education
Volume 2
- $4.99
In this edition, research papers from leading academic institutions are distilled into fun, light, and approachable ways. Volume 2 features comics based on publications from Caltech, Cornell, Princeton, University of Pennsylvania, University of Toronto, and Univeristy of Washington.
ActNow campaign and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals support our content.
Inside Volume 2
River Avulsion
Warm Ocean Temperatures Harm Sea Stars
Warm Ocean Temperatures Harm Sea Stars
Based on the research of scientist from Austin Chadwick. Adapted from a Caltech weekly article.
Warm Ocean Temperatures Harm Sea Stars
Warm Ocean Temperatures Harm Sea Stars
Warm Ocean Temperatures Harm Sea Stars
Based on research of scientist Ian Hewson. Adapted from a Cornell University article.
Sea Level Rise is Speeding Up.
Warm Ocean Temperatures Harm Sea Stars
Microplastics Penetrate our Water System and Aquatic Life
Based on the work of scientist Dr. Michael Oppenheimer. Adapted from an Princeton University News article.
Microplastics Penetrate our Water System and Aquatic Life
Microplastics Penetrate our Water System and Aquatic Life
Microplastics Penetrate our Water System and Aquatic Life
Based on the work of scientists Vijay Bhatia, Joseph Mockus, and Adam Eyring. Adapted from the University of Pennsylvania article.
Polar Bears Endangered By Global Warming
Microplastics Penetrate our Water System and Aquatic Life
Arctic Freshwater Affects the Global Marine Environment
Based on the work of scientist Peter Molnar. Adapted from the University of Toronto article.
Arctic Freshwater Affects the Global Marine Environment
Microplastics Penetrate our Water System and Aquatic Life
Arctic Freshwater Affects the Global Marine Environment
Based on the research of scientist Jiaxu Zhang. Adapted from the University of Washington article.