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CONSERVATION SERIES CONSERVATION READER BY HAROLD W. FAIRBANKS

WORLD BOOK COMPANY 1920

WORLD BOOK COMPANY THE HOUSE OF APPLIED KNOWLEDGE

INTRODUCTION

CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE HOW OUR FIRST ANCESTORS LIVED

CHAPTER TWO HOW OUR NEEDS DIFFER FROM THOSE OF THE FIRST MEN

CHAPTER THREE THE EARTH AS IT WAS BEFORE THE COMING OF CIVILIZED MEN

CHAPTER FOUR NATURE'S UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF HER GIFTS

CHAPTER FIVE THE LAND OF THE POOR PEOPLE

CHAPTER SIX WHAT THE MUDDY RIVULET HAS TO SAY

CHAPTER SEVEN HOW FAR WILL NATURE RESTORE HER WASTED GIFTS?

CHAPTER EIGHT THE SOIL THE MOST IMPORTANT GIFT OF NATURE

CHAPTER NINE THINGS OF WHICH SOIL IS MADE

CHAPTER TEN HOW THE SOIL IS MADE

CHAPTER ELEVEN HOW VEGETATION HOLDS THE SOIL image27

CHAPTER TWELVE WHAT HAPPENS WHERE THERE IS NO PROTECTING CARPET OF VEGETATION

CHAPTER THIRTEEN THE USE AND CARE OF WATER

CHAPTER FOURTEEN COULD WE GET ALONG WITHOUT THE TREES?

CHAPTER FIFTEEN WHERE HAS NATURE SPREAD THE FOREST?

CHAPTER SIXTEEN WHAT ARE THE ENEMIES OF THE TREES?

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN HOW THE FORESTS ARE WASTED

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN HOW THE FORESTS SUFFER FROM FIRES

CHAPTER NINETEEN EVILS THAT FOLLOW THE DESTRUCTION OF THE FORESTS

CHAPTER TWENTY HOW OUR GOVERNMENT IS HELPING TO SAVE THE FORESTS

CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE OUR FOREST PLAYGROUNDS

CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO WHAT IS HAPPENING TO THE WILD FLOWERS

CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE NATURE'S PENALTY FOR INTERFERING WITH HER ARRANGEMENTS

CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR WHAT SHALL WE DO WHEN THE COAL, OIL, AND GAS ARE GONE?

CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE NEED FOR PROTECTION OF CREATURES THAT LIVE IN THE WATER

CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX MAN MORE DESTRUCTIVE THAN THE OTHER ANIMALS

CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN WHAT IS HAPPENING TO THE ANIMALS AND BIRDS image70

CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT THE TRAGEDIES OF MILADY'S HAT AND CAPE

CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE THE COURT OF THE ANIMALS AND BIRDS

CHAPTER THIRTY THE BIRDS OUR GOOD FRIENDS AND PLEASANT COMPANIONS

CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE HOW TO BRING THE WILD CREATURES BACK AGAIN

INDEX

TREES, STARS and BIRDS A BOOK OF OUTDOOR SCIENCE

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