Plants to the Rescue! comes out on July 11th, and we're having a couple of really cool events to celebrate! Join me virtually at 4 pm EST on July 9 at @BooksofWonder or in person at 4 pm CST on July 11 at 2nd Chance Books in Lubbock, Texas! @neonsquidbooks @MacKidsBooks

Much of the US has experienced a drought this summer. Learn how certain water retention products can improve turf quality in home lawns during drought in this #throwback paper by @TTUturf researchers. https://t.co/DiOnA9TfpD @ThePlantProf @bulldawg3155

Listen, I'm not saying you *have* to listen to my most recent episode @TheAngryOlogist, butI don't know where else you're going to hear an awesome chat about ecology, conservation, land management, forests, owls, scicomm, possibly antagonistic bear interactions, and much more!

@TheAngryOlogist is one of my favorite people, and I can't wait for you to hear this episode about Get Out Alive, the relationships between plants and animals, science communication, and "possibly antagonistic bear interactions." #getoutalive

Maybe next time

"This is a perfect book for 9-11 year olds to study a non-fiction text and it makes a lot of science readily accessible. A brilliant addition to class libraries." Check out this lovely review of Plants to the Rescue! by @ThePlantProf🌵🍄🪴 https://t.co/DqY7Jmwya3 @EnglishAssoc

Check out @KidsBooksIrel's latest reading guide for a lovely review of Plants to the Rescue! by @ThePlantProf 🌿🌵 https://t.co/iii2dcbTKH

Today is International Plant Appreciation Day 🌱🌱 To celebrate, pick up PLANTS TO THE RESCUE by @ThePlantProf & Brian Lambert - a brilliant botany book about the ways scientists are using plants to combat pollution & disease! https://t.co/Q1nwiHLYK9

Y'all, seeing Plants to the Rescue translated and published in different languages and all over the world has been one of the coolest experiences ever.

If you love plants, this newsletter, guest-edited by @ThePlantProf, is for you! Discover the power of community gardens, why we should preserve prairies, debunking viral "Weaponized Nonsense" online, & climate action we can all be a part of. https://t.co/bKQlpAeY0K

Are you an undergraduate interested in algal photosynthesis? Apply for a summer internship with us in the @aburlacot lab 💚🧪 https://t.co/AnyB5rcPoF

Hi, I need one of you nice folks to talk me out of writing a textbook. #AcademicTwitter

Y'all, I'm so excited about today's episode! Dr. @KHayhoe is a Professor here at @TexasTech, a brilliant climate scientist, an accomplished and prolific author, a science communicator, Chief Scientist at the Nature Conservancy, a sought-after public speaker, and SO much more. 🌵

Next time can we just make the scarecrow? I'd have definitely probably said nice things about the scarecrow. Also, that planter wouldn't work well at all unless you put in air plant in it. I could get on board with that...almost.

Podcasting is better with friends, and this week we were lucky enough to have @ThePlantProf on Get Out Alive to tell us all about the ways plants can kill us. 🤠 Tune in wherever you get podcasts 🌵

Share the magic of nonfiction with Plants to the Rescue! 💫 🌿🌳 Everyone knows that plants are pretty cool… But does your little one know about the spinach that can send emails? And the fig trees being used to create living bridges? How about the glow-in-the-dark plants?

Written by @ThePlantProf and illustrated by Brian Lambert, this nonfiction book is perfect for kids who love nature and wildlife. They won’t look at plants and trees in the same way again! 📚

Another brilliant #library book which we have enjoyed reading as part of our #NNFN2023 - beautifully illustrated by #BrianLambert and so many interesting things to learn about plants and their positive impact on the planet. A joy of a book and one we would highly recommend. 💜☺️

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