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Nature's best hope : how you can save the world in your own yard

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2023

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Poʻo inoa:	Nature's best hope : how you can save the world in your own yard
Mea kākau:	Tallamy, Douglas W., author.
Paʻi ʻana:	Young readers' edition.
Hulu:	Book
Ka mea paʻi puke, ka lā:	Portland, Oregon : Timber Press, 2023. ©2023
Hōʻike ʻano:	255 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm illustration
Hōʻike hoʻopōkole:	"An adaptation of Douglas Tallamy's book Nature's Best Hope, but written for a middle school level readership"-- Provided by publisher. This middle grade adaptation of Doug Tallamy's Nature's Best Hope is an essential introduction to conservation, ecology, biodiversity, and the impact of native plants.
Hōʻike anaina māka:	Ages 10-14. Timber Press. Grades 7-9. Timber Press.
Nā kumuhana:	Native plants for cultivation -- Juvenile literature. Native plant gardening -- Juvenile literature. Natural landscaping -- Juvenile literature. Conservation of natural resources -- Juvenile literature. Human ecology -- Juvenile literature.
Kekahi mea kākau:	Thomson, Sarah L., adapter.
Kekahi poʻo inoa:	How you can save the world in your own yard
Mea o lōkō:	Introduction -- The history -- New ideas -- The size of it all -- Making connections -- What's a lawn for, anyway? -- Homegrown national park -- Which plants are best? -- Good plants, bad plants -- The little things that run the world -- Bringing back bees -- Weeds are our friends -- Wil it work? -- Questions and answers -- Ten things you can do -- More questions and answers.
ISBN	9781643261652

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