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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Rescue, Raise, & Release: Create Your Own Monarch Butterfly Experience by Hugh J. Pinckard is a comprehensive guide for anyone passionate about monarch butterfly conservation. It walks readers through the entire process of raising monarchs at home, from rescuing eggs and tiny caterpillars from endangered milkweed patches to caring for them through their remarkable metamorphosis-watching as they transform into vibrant chrysalis and emerge as winged adults. The book details practical techniques, like building affordable rearing enclosures, sourcing and planting milkweed (the monarchs' sole food source for caterpillars), and creating optimal conditions to avoid common pitfalls like disease or predation. Pinckard dives into the science of monarch biology, explaining their awe-inspiring migration across thousands of miles, their role as pollinators, and the urgent threats they face: dwindling milkweed habitats, pesticides, climate change, and illegal logging at wintering sites in Mexico. With clear, beginner-friendly instructions, it's a hands-on resource for hobbyists, teachers, parents, or conservationists, showing how even small-scale efforts can make a difference. The book also includes engaging anecdotes from Pinckard's own experiences, tips for involving kids in the process, and appendices packed with checklists, troubleshooting guides, milkweed species profiles, and links to conservation organizations. Whether you're in a backyard or a classroom, it inspires readers to nurture monarchs while learning about their fragile, wondrous life cycle and advocating for their survival.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Monarch's Northbound Odyssey is the first book in the Monarch Butterfly Chronicles series, told entirely through the eyes of Jacquie - a monarch butterfly awakening on a mountain in Mexico after a long winter's sleep, preparing to fly north.Jacquie's journey carries her across the Rio Grande, through the bluebonnet-covered Hill Country of Texas, into the tangled humidity of Louisiana's bayous, and finally to a backyard garden where a white-haired gardener tends milkweed and rears caterpillars with patient, deliberate care. Along the way, she navigates desert crossings, storms, predators, and the quiet miracle of laying her first eggs - each one a compressed inheritance of everything she has survived and everything she knows.Part nature story, part meditation on legacy and continuity, A Monarch's Northbound Odyssey explores what it means to be one link in a chain larger than any individual life. Through Jacquie's voice, readers encounter the real science of monarch migration - the magnetic compass, the generational relay, the irreplaceable role of milkweed - woven into a narrative that is at once biologically grounded and deeply moving.The book closes where the prologue begins: a new butterfly spreading perfect wings over a Louisiana garden, ready to carry the journey forward.A Monarch's Northbound Odyssey is a story for readers of all ages who have ever watched the sky and wondered about the small, extraordinary lives passing through it. A monarch butterfly wakes on a Mexican mountain and follows nature's pull north across desert, river, and wildflower patches to a Louisiana garden. Her journey ends, and the next generation begins. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Monarch's Northbound Odyssey is the first book in the Monarch Butterfly Chronicles series, told entirely through the eyes of Jacquie - a monarch butterfly awakening on a mountain in Mexico after a long winter's sleep, preparing to fly north.Jacquie's journey carries her across the Rio Grande, through the bluebonnet-covered Hill Country of Texas, into the tangled humidity of Louisiana's bayous, and finally to a backyard garden where a white-haired gardener tends milkweed and rears caterpillars with patient, deliberate care. Along the way, she navigates desert crossings, storms, predators, and the quiet miracle of laying her first eggs - each one a compressed inheritance of everything she has survived and everything she knows.Part nature story, part meditation on legacy and continuity, A Monarch's Northbound Odyssey explores what it means to be one link in a chain larger than any individual life. Through Jacquie's voice, readers encounter the real science of monarch migration - the magnetic compass, the generational relay, the irreplaceable role of milkweed - woven into a narrative that is at once biologically grounded and deeply moving.The book closes where the prologue begins: a new butterfly spreading perfect wings over a Louisiana garden, ready to carry the journey forward.A Monarch's Northbound Odyssey is a story for readers of all ages who have ever watched the sky and wondered about the small, extraordinary lives passing through it. A monarch butterfly wakes on a Mexican mountain and follows nature's pull north across desert, river, and wildflower patches to a Louisiana garden. Her journey ends, and the next generation begins. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Monarch's Northbound Odyssey is the first book in the Monarch Butterfly Chronicles series, told entirely through the eyes of Jacquie - a monarch butterfly awakening on a mountain in Mexico after a long winter's sleep, preparing to fly north.Jacquie's journey carries her across the Rio Grande, through the bluebonnet-covered Hill Country of Texas, into the tangled humidity of Louisiana's bayous, and finally to a backyard garden where a white-haired gardener tends milkweed and rears caterpillars with patient, deliberate care. Along the way, she navigates desert crossings, storms, predators, and the quiet miracle of laying her first eggs - each one a compressed inheritance of everything she has survived and everything she knows.Part nature story, part meditation on legacy and continuity, A Monarch's Northbound Odyssey explores what it means to be one link in a chain larger than any individual life. Through Jacquie's voice, readers encounter the real science of monarch migration - the magnetic compass, the generational relay, the irreplaceable role of milkweed - woven into a narrative that is at once biologically grounded and deeply moving.The book closes where the prologue begins: a new butterfly spreading perfect wings over a Louisiana garden, ready to carry the journey forward.A Monarch's Northbound Odyssey is a story for readers of all ages who have ever watched the sky and wondered about the small, extraordinary lives passing through it. A monarch butterfly wakes on a Mexican mountain and follows nature's pull north across desert, river, and wildflower patches to a Louisiana garden. Her journey ends, and the next generation begins. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Rescue, Raise, & Release: Create Your Own Monarch Butterfly Experience by Hugh J. Pinckard is a comprehensive guide for anyone passionate about monarch butterfly conservation. It walks readers through the entire process of raising monarchs at home, from rescuing eggs and tiny caterpillars from endangered milkweed patches to caring for them through their remarkable metamorphosis-watching as they transform into vibrant chrysalis and emerge as winged adults. The book details practical techniques, like building affordable rearing enclosures, sourcing and planting milkweed (the monarchs' sole food source for caterpillars), and creating optimal conditions to avoid common pitfalls like disease or predation. Pinckard dives into the science of monarch biology, explaining their awe-inspiring migration across thousands of miles, their role as pollinators, and the urgent threats they face: dwindling milkweed habitats, pesticides, climate change, and illegal logging at wintering sites in Mexico. With clear, beginner-friendly instructions, it's a hands-on resource for hobbyists, teachers, parents, or conservationists, showing how even small-scale efforts can make a difference. The book also includes engaging anecdotes from Pinckard's own experiences, tips for involving kids in the process, and appendices packed with checklists, troubleshooting guides, milkweed species profiles, and links to conservation organizations. Whether you're in a backyard or a classroom, it inspires readers to nurture monarchs while learning about their fragile, wondrous life cycle and advocating for their survival. Rescue, Raise, & Release guides readers through nurturing monarch butterflies, migration and conservation, with practical tips and resources. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. A Monarch's Norhtbound Odyssey | Hugh James Pinckard (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Pinckard Enterprises, LLC | EAN 9798234112057 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…