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Sun, 29 Jun 2008
Here's a little story of the American Chestnut Tree, as give to us by the American Conservation Foundation
Here is
a lovely little story from our friends in America,
although it is made for American Conservation
Programmes, I think it is a lovely way of helping
the children of the world understand how important
it is to help nature. She can not always manage to
save the world on her own. Here is Charlie to
tell you about it.
Hi! I'm
Charlie,
One of the few remaining American
chestnuts. We were once an
important part of the forest.But when we disappeared, many animals lost
their homes and favorite food.My
family tree scrapbook tells this story. Will it
have a happy ending? That could depend on
YOU!
My
family, American chestnut trees, once made up about
25 percent of our eastern North American forests.
We grew up to 100
feet tall.
We lived up to 600
years.
Animals of the forest, including people,
depended on our delicious American
chestnuts.
Our wood was valued because of its
straight, light-weight, rot-resistant
qualities.
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