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the Nature Study and Related Writings - Book Launch and Panel Discussion at NYU

Courtney Livecchi
Jan 16, 20241 min read



A recent read, Liberty Hyde Bailey - the Nature Study Idea and Related Writings, edited by John Lindstrom (2023) re-affirms the timeless value of out of school time learning for youth as well as adults. 


For those that live downstate (or anyone) a book launch and panel discussion will take place Monday Feb 5, 6-8pm at NYU. This book and the work of Liberty Hyde Bailey may resonate with your work in 4-H - book info can be found here (online version free to download) - https://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/.../the-nature.../ 

 
 
 

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