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| Title: |
Treetop,
4-H Forest Resources Beginner Guide |
| Description of Resource: |
Treetop,
4-H Forest Resources Beginner Guide helps you find out about forests
and trees. Through several activites, you will learn about the things
trees are used for. In addition, Treetop is filled with information
about trees, water, soil, and wildlife that use the forest. There
is also Tree Time, where you are asked to adopt a tree in your neighborhood
and learn everything you can about your tree through outlined activities.
At the end of each topic area there are suggested fair or science
projects. |
| Author/Producer: |
Mary Kroll, Natural
Resource Writer |
| Topic Areas Covered: |
Forest
Management, Reforestation, Trees, Wildlife Habitat |
| Type of Resource: |
Curriculum,
Book/Magazine |
| For Grade Levels: |
PreK - 6,
7-9 |
| Publication Dates: |
1994 |
| Length: |
48 pages |
| Cost: |
$4.00 + Shipping |
| Is It Available for Loan: |
No |
| Is Training Necessary: |
No |
| Language: |
English |
| Educational or Informational: |
Educational |
| Recommended Enhancements to Accompany This Resource: |
"Treetop,
4-H Forest Resources Beginner Guide" is the first in a series of
4-H forestry manuals for children ages 6-9, followed by "Trees
+ Me = Forestry, Forest Resources Intermediate Member's Manual"
(#BU-3408-FRD) (for 9-12 year olds)" and "Forest Forever, Forest
Resources Advanced Member's Manual" (#BU-3490-FRD) (for teenagers). |
| Geographic Location |
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| Notes: |
Treetop, 4-H Forest
Resources Beginner Guide #BU-6201-FRD Price Break: $3.60 for 100
or more |
| F.R.E.E. Network's Evaluation Criteria: |
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| To Order This Resource Contact: |
University of Minnesota
Extension Service, Distribution Center |
| Address: |
1420 Eckles
Ave
405 Coffey Hall |
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St
Paul, MN 55108-6069 |
| Phone: |
1-800-876-8636
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| Fax: |
(612) 625-6281 |
| E-Mail: |
ShopExtension@umn.edu
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| URL: |
http://shop.extension.umn.edu/PublicationDetail.aspx?ID=793
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Our Message and Evaluation Criteria:
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Everything is made from natural resources and natural resources
must come from somewhere.
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The gathering and processing of all natural resources have environmental
impacts.
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Responsible production and use of wood - a renewable resource -
is environmentally sound.
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