Nature’s Best Hope
By Douglas W. Tallamy
An informative novel that tells us the little things we can do to help save our Earth, one plant at a time.
What I liked about this book:
Many times, when people discuss saving the world, people want you to do so many exorbitant things, which cost a lot of money, and aren’t feasible for your average person. But the author of this book wrote a variety of things you can do, things that will not break the bank. For example, by you simply mowing your lawn in the afternoon or morning you can avoid killing nocturnal animals that often times come and sleep in your grass. Simply by raising your lawn mower (up to 4 inches), you can prevent the unnecessary deaths of animals.
Who might enjoy this book:
Anyone who wants to know a little more on how to make a difference in the world! Also, anyone who is interested in learning more about conservation laws, movements, read more about conservation case studies and other conservation efforts!
More about the book:
Nature’s Best Hope is a book for every homeowner, who can make a difference in the world just by changing how they treat their yard. This homeowner-based approach is informative, easy to do, and necessary to help the planet be preserved for future generations!
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Recommended by Kiana G., a volunteer with Pilchuck Audubon Society. Her thoughts and opinions in this review are entirely her own and do not represent those of Pilchuck Audubon.
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