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Diversity: A Garden Allegory with Suggestions for Direct Action

Source: Terrain.org

Poet and nature essayist Camille T. Dungy ponders the importance of diversity as she transforms her sterile yard to a more natural state.

This entry was posted in Finding Ourselves in Nature and tagged Opinion, Science & Nature on February 1, 2020 by Mikki Gibson.

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