The Great Animal Rescue: Operation Noah is a children’s book about preserving wildlife in the Zambezi Valley, Africa. It tells of a team of men, both black and white, who united over a passion to save animals.
 
Frank, a scientist, receives an invitation to join an animal rescue operation that will save African wildlife from the rising waters that will drown them; it has been caused by the building of a new dam wall.
Imagine a herd of elephants who find they can no longer travel their ancient path because a huge body of water has appeared blocking their way.
 
No animal is excluded from the rescue, from the tiny night ape to the majestic sable, and rarely seen, antbear; from Frank’s speciality—the snake—to the angry buffalo.
 
The team develops different strategies suited to each species and the challenging rescue of rhinos takes the operation to another level. All the hardships fail to deter the team from their quest to preserve wildlife.