Can you hear trees talking to each other? Can mushrooms save the world? Are bees the super-heroes that can keep our world safe?
These questions and more can be answered by reading new additions in the Big Questions Answered series that have just arrived in the children’s collection at the Clearview Public Library. Discover the science behind dendrology (study of trees), mycology (the study of fungi) and melittology (scientific study of bees) as a family activity in celebration of Earth Day on April 22.
Easter and Earth Day Activity Kits will be available for in-library entertainment or to take- away to complete at home.
Please note, all library branches will be closed on Good Friday (April 18). We will be open for regular hours commencing at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 19 and at noon on Sunday, April 20 (Stayner only).
Contributed photo: Library staffer Elizabeth Alverez now believes that mushrooms can save the world after she read about the science behind fungi that can save lives, make fuel for vehicles, and create fabric for shoes and bags.
