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How Community Gardens Work

Louise SpilsburySeries: EcoWorks
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Pages
32
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Gareth Stevens Publishing LLLP

About

Some cities offer their residents lots of cool restaurants, arts activities, and business opportunities-but few green spaces. Poorer areas may have empty lots or abandoned buildings, and no nearby parks. Community gardens are a great idea for either of these scenarios-and so many more! Through inspiring descriptions of the benefits of community gardens, including their positive ecological impact, readers will run to the nearest plot of land to start a garden! From the science of composting and organic farming to health topics like fitness and healthy eating, the motivating content will introduce readers to the fun of community gardens, which can bring communities together, help the environment, and provide a good use for unused lots. Bright, colorful photographs and descriptive sidebars and fact boxes will draw readers in even more-that is, if they haven't already started planting their garden!

Related Subjects

  • Gardening
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Environmental Conservation & Protection
  • Science & Nature
  • General

Extended Details

  • SeriesEcoWorks

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    Louise SpilsburyAuthor

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