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USGS Critter Tales Activity Book

Critter Tales is a USGS restoration activity book for kids that uses animals and habitats to introduce conservation, ecology, and restoration ideas.

Nature & Environment · Science · Downloadable · GovernmentAges 7–12Free downloadable resource🌐 1 languages

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Critter Tales is a USGS restoration activity book for kids that uses animals and habitats to introduce conservation, ecology, and restoration ideas.

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This resource is listed for ages 7–12. It is available as Website and is listed as free downloadable resource. The listed language coverage is English.

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