Nine-year-old Riley travels to South Africa to help his Uncle Max, a conservation biologist, track and count wild animals.

Riley helps save a pod of dolphins that become trapped in a lagoon in Tahiti.

Is climate change affecting the Antarctic food web, leaving penguins without enough food to eat? That is what Riley and family intend to find out on their research voyage to the bottom of the world! Cutting-edge science, numerous close-encounters with native wildlife, authentic animal facts supplied by the world's leading scientists, a compelling narrative and next-generation picture book visuals combine to create another Adventures of Riley classic!

Nine-year-old Riley visits a rainforest in Brazil near the Amazon River while his scientist uncle is on assignment there.

There is a mystery afoot at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. A hole appears here, a tiny bite there. Someone has been eating the art! Join Riley the Museum Dog, who is specially trained to sniff out pests, as he attempts to catch the mischievous culprit. Children will enjoy the antics, as the hunt leads them past and introduces them to some of the world's great art. Featuring works by John Singleton Copley, Frida Kahlo, Claude Monet, Kehinde Wiley, and more. Co-produced by The Boston Globe and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, The Adventures of Riley the Museum Dog is authored by Devra First, with hand-drawn illustrations by Ryan Huddle.

Journey to Australia's Great Barrier Reef with Riley and his family as they see what's up down under! Large areas of the coral reef are dying, and they need to find out why. Joined by world-renowned marine artist and conservationist Wyland, the explorers face giant starfish, great white sharks, and even poachers in their search for answers. To ensure scientifically accurate and authentic content, thepublishers of Adventures of Riley have collaborated with leading field scientists from the Smithsonian Institution, Wildlife Conservation Society, World Wildlife Fund, and The Wyland Foundation.

Riley travels with his Cousin Alice, Aunt Martha, and Uncle Max to the Terai region of Nepal and India to research the dwindling tiger population.