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ISBN	Treecology › By Monica Russo, Photographs by Kevin Byron Trade Paper Published Sep 2016 Discover the wonders of trees and forests with hands-on activities! Treecology invites young naturalists (ages 7+) to explore the fascinating world of trees and forests through 30 engaging activities and observations. Learn about tree identification, forest ecology, and the vital role trees play in supporting wildlife. This guide fosters curiosity and appreciation for the natural world, encouraging kids to become environmental stewards. Explore tree structures, families, and forest ecosystems through fun, kid-friendly discussions and full-color photos. This interactive resource promotes observation, analysis, and nature literacy skills. Activities include measuring tree trunks, pressing leaves, studying bark textures, and creating a forest logbook. Identify different tree species and their unique characteristics Observe wildlife habitats and learn about forest food chains Conduct simple science experiments to understand tree growth and ecology Treecology inspires a lifelong love of nature and empowers young readers to protect our planet's precious forests. 1
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Treecology ›

By Monica Russo, Photographs by Kevin Byron

Trade Paper

Published Sep 2016

Discover the wonders of trees and forests with hands-on activities!

Treecology invites young naturalists (ages 7+) to explore the fascinating world of trees and forests through 30 engaging activities and observations. Learn about tree identification, forest ecology, and the vital role trees play in supporting wildlife. This guide fosters curiosity and appreciation for the natural world, encouraging kids to become environmental stewards.

Explore tree structures, families, and forest ecosystems through fun, kid-friendly discussions and full-color photos. This interactive resource promotes observation, analysis, and nature literacy skills. Activities include measuring tree trunks, pressing leaves, studying bark textures, and creating a forest logbook.

Identify different tree species and their unique characteristics
Observe wildlife habitats and learn about forest food chains
Conduct simple science experiments to understand tree growth and ecology

Treecology inspires a lifelong love of nature and empowers young readers to protect our planet's precious forests.

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