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Going wild

by Michelle Mulder

Vegetation managementUrban vegetation managementUrban plantsWildlife conservationCity planning
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About this book

Readers will find out what urban rewilding is and how it can make our lives (and our planet) safer and healthier.

Themes & subjects

Vegetation managementUrban vegetation managementUrban plantsWildlife conservationCity planningJuvenile literature

About the author

Michelle Mulder

1976

Author

Michelle Mulder

Pages

48

Read time

≈ 1h

Editions

1

Language

English

Publisher

Orca Book Publishers

ISBN

9781459812871

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