JMG Golden Ray Series — Wildlife Gardener

Type
Publication
Date of Publication
August 31, 2021
Price
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Overview

The National Wildlife Federation and the Junior Master Gardener program have joined forces to create an engaging learning opportunity for children.

This curriculum will help children learn about the habitat needs of wildlife and develop a greater appreciation for the environment. The program culminates in a community service project, as the students develop a site recognized by the NWF as a Certified Schoolyard Habitat. (230 pp.)

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