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Madison County Democrat
London, Madison County, Ohio
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The Ohio Division of Wildlife releases a 32-page illustrated booklet 'Nature Lore' for intermediate grade school children, covering basic natural history of Ohio's fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals, and plants. Schools can obtain 50 free copies via Mr. Robert R. Finley in Columbus, Ohio.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO— The Ohio Division of Wildlife, Department of Natural Resources is announcing the release of a thirty-two page booklet entitled "Nature Lore."
The booklet which was written and designed primarily for children in the intermediate grades, is profusely illustrated throughout with many black and white drawings of birds, fish, animals, trees, flowers, etc.
Written in simple style, this booklet will provide school children with much of the basic information concerning natural history in outdoors Ohio.
A paragraph of general information is given for each of sixty-seven common Ohio fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals, and plants.
General distribution is being handled through the school system and Principals may obtain fifty copies free of charge for reference use in their schools. Requests should be sent to: Mr. Robert R. Finley, Supervisor Conservation Education, Department of Education, State Office Building, Columbus 15, Ohio.
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The Ohio Division of Wildlife, Department of Natural Resources announces the release of a thirty-two page booklet entitled "Nature Lore." The booklet, written and designed primarily for children in the intermediate grades, is profusely illustrated with many black and white drawings of birds, fish, animals, trees, flowers, etc. Written in simple style, it provides school children with basic information concerning natural history in outdoors Ohio. A paragraph of general information is given for each of sixty-seven common Ohio fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals, and plants. General distribution is handled through the school system and Principals may obtain fifty copies free of charge for reference use in their schools. Requests should be sent to Mr. Robert R. Finley, Supervisor Conservation Education, Department of Education, State Office Building, Columbus 15, Ohio.