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Adopting a Stream - A Northwest Handbook

:

Yates, Steven


1988

Very Useful
Book
All
Referenced by: ANKN Clearinghouse

Grade Level(s): 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Theme(s): Energy/Ecology, Living in Place

Excerpt:

"This book offers an overview of stream life and provides guidelines for protecting and restoring our local creeks. You may want to restore a stream that flows by your house, or simply monitor it to prevent future degradation. You may want to organize a group of neighbors to protect a local watershed. You may already belong to a fish or wildlife organization that would like to enhance a fish run or to increase local wildlife populations. You may want to use a fish-raising aquarium or stream enhancement project as an educational experience for your class, Scout, or 4-H group. Or you may want to learn more about stream problems on a national level. In any case, the best way to start is to find a nearby creek and wade in. Here goes..."

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