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Bunnies, Fish and Worms Help the Garden
Worms, rabbits, and guppies can collaborate to create a thriving garden ecosystem. The book explains how composting worms break down food scraps into nutrient-rich castings, while rabbits provide safe and cuddly companionship while producing cold manure for fertilization from garden and kitchen waste. Guppies create nutrient-rich aquarium water to water the plants, while contributing to a peaceful home.
While emphasizing the practical benefits, such as sustainable fertilization and waste reduction, it also shows how to use the joy and wonder of observing these creatures to teach young gardeners about ecoystems and animals. It offers tips for teachers and parents interested in sharing about the interconnectedness of nature and the importance of environmental consciousness. Includes lesson plan for parents and teachers.
Contents:
Using Worms, Rabbits and Guppies to Make an Ecosystem
How to Make An Ecosystem
Other Benefits
Using Your Ecosystem to Teach Children
Tips for Teaching Children with an Ecosystem
Conclusion
Example Lesson Plan
Local Vets Specializing in Rabbits
The information provided on this website, including the list of veterinarians specializing in rabbits, is for general informational purposes only. I get asked frequently for referrals to vets, so I made this page. But I do not endorse or guarantee the services, qualifications, or effectiveness of any listed veterinarian. It is your responsibility as the pet owner to verify the credentials and suitability of a veterinarian for your pet's specific needs. I assume no liability for any issues that may arise from using the services of any listed veterinarian and am certaily nnot responsible for any outcomes related to veterinary care. 🙂
Canyon Country Animal Hospital
2516 Broadway, Grand Junction, CO 81507
(970) 812-5233
All Pets Center
424 S 5th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 241-1976
Grand View Animal Hopsital
504 Fruitvale Ct, Grand Junction, CO 81504
(970) 523-2060