Fortieth Annual Program for the Observance of Arbor Day in the Schools of Rhode Island, May 8, 1931 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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< p>Celebrate trees, nature, and the enduring spirit of Arbor Day in schools and camps. This volume gathers a vivid snapshot of early 20th‑century outdoor education, with Rhode Island programs, Scout and Camp Fire Girls activities, and verses that cherish forests, parks, and plants.

Through descriptive passages, songs, and short essays, readers glimpse how communities taught appreciation for woodland life, the importance of tree planting, and the value of guided nature study. The book weaves together real programs, camp scenes, and poetry that invites every reader to notice and protect the natural world.

• Describes Arbor Day traditions, tree planting efforts, and youth involvement in forests and parks.


• Combines camp notes, nature descriptions, and period poems to show how nature education was shared.


• Includes references to Girl Scout camps, Camp Fire Girls, and local conservation ideas.


• Offers reflective pieces on the uses of forests, national parks, and the treasure of wild spaces.

Ideal for readers interested in historical nature writing, early outdoor education, and community conservation.

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