"Each of the books comes with a free teacher's resource they can download from the website, which gives them a whole range of activities from colouring in bugs right up to going out and doing a restoration project.
"It's a critical topic for children to understand since we are the dominant species within the natural processes."
Having been involved in environmental education for over a decade, including work in waste minimisation for Porirua City Council, and additional energy, gardening and restoration work for Wellington regional councils, Bianca's focus has been "anything to do with environmental protection".
As part of her experience, she has tramped around the country viewing New Zealand's thriving and diverse array of plant life, as well as "some of the bad bits around where we pollute, and our water ways that are really stuffed".
"I feel really privileged that this is where my background has taken me.
"Writing is an opportunity to give a voice to those things that don't have a voice - such as the sea, trees and bugs."
Available through New Zealand publishing agent createbooks.co.nz, Bianca's popular and relevant paperbacks carry a lifelong passion and concepts that evolved from her twenties.
"This is my passion. As a young child I spend hours at my parent's concrete steps watching the ants, captivated by them and how interesting it was.
"I remember thinking, 'I hope everyone knows about this'."
The Bugs and Me book launch is taking place at Raumati Beach School this Sunday November 8, from 11am.