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23 Ways to Be an Eco Hero: A Step-by-Step Guide to Creative Ways You Can Save the World

Isabel Thomas

This project guide offers detailed, step-by-step activities centered on environmental protection. Its projects use reuse and recycling, including making objects from scrap materials and changing a home to be more environmentally friendly. It also suggests ways to turn a small outdoor area into a garden or a haven for wildlife. Technical information appears in short facts, while illustrations and a glossary support the instructions.

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Themes
Conservation · Environment · Nature · Plants And Gardening · Wildlife
Format
Paperback
ISBN-13
9781609929213
Language
English
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