Become a fan of MNN on Facebook and win a shelf of great eco-books
Become a Facebook fan and win these 7 environmentally-themed titles.
Tue, Oct 26 2010 at 3:47 PM EST
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Note: This contest is now complete. Congratulations to winner Caryl H. of Lawrence, KS.
Mother Nature Network is giving away some of our favorite green books to keep you busy by your favorite low-carbon fireplace this winter. And best part of all, if you're our Facebook fan, you're already entered to win.
One lucky Facebook fan will win the following seven books:
The World of the Polar Bear by Norbert Rosing
Green Intelligence by John WargoCities for People by Jan Gehl
Bead by Bead: Reviving an Ancient African Tradition: The Monkeybiz Story by Barbara Jackson and Kristy Evans
Home Ground: Language for an American Landscape by Barry Lopez and Debra Gwartney
Silent Summer: The State of Wildlife in Britan and Ireland by Norman Maclean
Unexpectedly Eighty: And Other Adaptations by Judith ViorstOn November 30, we will pick one Facebook fan (via randomized selection) to win these seven books, so please FAN US NOW. If you are an existing Facebook fan of Mother Nature, don't worry — you're already entered to win.
Our Facebook page gives you the daily rundown of the top stories on MNN. Our community is growing, and we want you to grow with us!
Read the official rules here.
Comments
shewolf58
12/06/2010 17:04 PM
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shewolf58
12/06/2010 17:03 PM
I have learn more good things from the mother Earth site thank you for all the freindship and interesting things you have shared
Peter Boxall
11/21/2010 15:27 PM
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Jennifer Simmonds
11/06/2010 18:06 PM
Look at the pictures just on the hardcover front of these books, how gorgeous. How can one not love mother nature, the essence of all that is, and appreciate and respect it for all that it's worth.
