Midnight Forests: A Story of Gifford Pinchot and Our National Forests
by Hines, Gary
IRA's Teachers' Choice AwardMisc./OtherBiographies/AutobiographiesForestsScience Books & Films' Best Books for ChildrenJunior Library Guild SelectionEcologyEnvironmental Issues
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AR Book Level
6.0
AR Points
0.5
Word Count
1,934
Interest Level
Middle Grades (MG 4-8)
Genre
Nonfiction
AR Quiz #
86585 EN
About this book
This book tells the story of conservationist Gifford Pinchot, who is regarded as the father of the conservation movement, and his work with President Theodore Roosevelt to set aside large areas in the United States and designate them public lands.
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