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American Canopy
American Canopy: Trees, Forests, and the Making of a Nation | Eric Rutkow
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Explains how the story of trees in America reflects the nation's history, discussing the use of pines for British warships, the California orange groves that lured pioneers, and the enduring symbolism of trees for communities.
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JenniferP
JenniferP
American Canopy: Trees, Forests, and the Making of a Nation | Eric Rutkow
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I‘ve only read the intro, but I‘m already enamored of this book! An American history that explores the relationship between trees and the founding of our country. #conservation

SamAnne Hmmm...will definitely have to check this out. My college thesis dealt with forests, conservation in Early America. Stacked! 2y
JenniferP @SamAnne I‘d love to hear what you think. I‘ve only read a little bit but it‘s very engaging so far. 2y
Suet624 Love to hear what you think of it. 2y
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tdrosebud
American Canopy: Trees, Forests, and the Making of a Nation | Eric Rutkow
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vkois88 Pretty ❤ 6y
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DragonSadhana
DragonSadhana
American Canopy: Trees, Forests, and the Making of a Nation | Eric Rutkow
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The executive director where I work handed me this book. I'm currently heading a deer exclosure project, where we fence in a portion of the forest to keep deer out. Without natural predators, deer are eating too much, and negatively impacting the ecosystem of the forest. I think this book will give an incentive to protect our forests. And not just from deer. #nature

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