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Lending Library Materials in
the Butler Soil & Water Conservation District's Lending Library can be
borrowed overnight, for 7 days, free of charge. Because we have only one
copy of some publications, everything must be returned by 3:00P.M. on the
due date, in order to give everyone equal access to the same information.
Materials can be borrowed for consecutive weeks, as long as no one is on the
waiting list for loaned items.
The borrower must observe the copyrights on the
publications in order to sign them out. All of our books are copyrighted and should not be
reproduced. Photocopies of other items are available.
We ask that
library items be handled personally. This will cut down on loss and
guarantee its destination. Please, don't send these items through the mail
system.
The following pages lists the materials available through
the Lending Library that are marked for teachers, scout and other youth group leaders,
parents and students, for educational purposes. Additional information may be available in
the areas of urban and rural development that are not listed.
Some publications from the Natural Resource Conservation
Service, formally the Soil Conservation Service, are currently available in our office,
while others can be ordered.
All questions and comments concerning the materials in
the Lending Library, or the terms which they are lent out, can be brought to the attention
of Lynn White, Butler SWCD Education
Specialist.
New Stuff!
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Book: Geology Rocks! 50 Hands-on
activities to explore the earth, by Cindy Blobaum.
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Video/DVD: Stay out and stay
alive: abandoned mine safety from the Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources
Division of Mineral and Resources Management.
Books and Pamphlets
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2/3 of Our Land
4H Aquatic Science
Ag Adventure
Agricultural Nonpoint
Water Pollution
Animal Orphans
Assistance Available
from the SCS
Autumn Olive
Best Management
Practices to Protect Water Quality
Bottomland Timber
Establishment on
Wetlands-
Reestablishing Forests on Valuable Wetlands
Catfish Farming
Catfish Spawning Devices
Challenging Careers in
Soil Conservation
Classroom & Field Guide
Comic Books
Conquest of Land Through
7,000 Years
Conservation and the
Water Cycle
Conservation in
Elementary Schools
Conservation is Wise Use
Conservation Town &
Country
Controlling Soil Erosion
on Building Sites
Cost of Cleaning Up
Ohio's Hazardous Waste Sites
Crushed Stone: Our
Natural Resource
Dam Safety- Who is
Responsible?
Developing Criteria to
Protect Our Nation's Waters
Dirty Dozen: List of
Undesired Trees
Disposal Decisions-
Paint & Solvents
Endangered Species
Environmental Education
in Action
Exploring Ohio Ponds
Exploring Our Forests
Exploring the World of
Plants and Soils
Exploring Plants
Farm Pond Safety
Forest Tax Laws of Ohio
Forest Tree Planting in
Ohio
Gardening on the Contour
Going Wild with Soil and
Water Conservation
Go Wild for Wildlife-
Taking Action in Our Lives
Grass Makes Its Own Food
Glossary of Ecology
Terms
Grass Waterways in Soil
Conservation
Great Minds? Great
Lakes!
Growing and Using Plants
Guide to Conservation
Careers
Hit the Trail for
Bluebirds
How to Make and Enjoy
Your Own Bluebird Trail
Homeowner's Guide for
Beautiful, Safe... Trees
Home Buyers, Soil
Surveys Can Help You Homeowner's Conservation Guide
How to Control a Gully
Ill Wind Meets a Wind
Break
Improve Your Woodlot by
Cutting Firewood |
Invite Birds to Your
Home- Conservation Plantings for the Midwest
Invite Wildlife to Your
Backyard
Is Your Drinking Water
Safe?
Keeping Your Drinking
Water Clean
Land Resource Regions
Learn about Watersheds
Let's Explore the
Outdoors I
Let's Explore the
Outdoors II
Let Us Help You Help
Wildlife
Life of the Forest
Making Land Produce
Useful Wildlife
Maintaining the Absentee
Landowner's
Investment
Ohio Stream Management
Guide
Ohio's Endangered Wild
Animals
Ohio's Growth and
Development
Ohio's Litter Laws
Ohio's Soil Regions
Outdoor Adventurer
Plant Materials for
Conservation
Ponds- Planning, Design,
Construction
Ponds Provide Water
Supply
Polluted
Protecting Our
Groundwater
Protecting Wetlands and
Wildlife
Recycling at Home
Recycling at Home- A
Guide to Recycling in Butler County
Reducing Nonpoint Source
Pollution- A Decision-Maker's Guide
Safe, Low-Cost Ways to
Clean House
Sky Is the Limit
Soil and Water
Conservation
Soil and Water
Conservation Activities
Soil and Water
Conservation News
Soil Erosion by Water
Soil- Learning
Experiences for a Living Resource
Soil Surveys Can Help
You
Teaching Conservation in
High School
Teaching Outdoors- How
to Get Started
Teaching Soil and Water
Conservation
That Land Down There
Tree and Shrub
Dichotomous Key
Trees Hurt Too
Tree Planting
Trout Farming
Vegetating the Farm Pond
Fill
Water, Ohio's Remarkable
Resource
Water Quality Field
Guide
WeCology Magazine
What Goes Down, Comes
Back Around- Keeping Your Water Clean
What Is a Farm Plan?
What Is a Watershed?
Where Have the Farmlands
Gone?
Who Can Help- Guide to
Help Farm Owners Contact Government Agencies
Woodlands Make for Poor
Cows
Your Woodland, Your
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Folders and Kits
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"Endangered Species-
We're All in This Together" (NWF)
"Home Is Where the
Habitat Is" (NWF)
"Exercise Your Blue
Thumb" (Blue Thumb Alliance)
"Fragile Frontiers-
The Ends of the Earth" (NWF)
"Give Drinking Water
a Hand" (BTA)
"Great American Farm"
(Ag in the Classroom)
Land Labs (Butler
SWCD)
getting started
attracting wildlife
grants
plans and stations
Harmony (NRCS)
Lines on the Land
(agriculture) (NACD)
activity book
video (lO:OO)
color brochure (24 pages)
Out of the Rock
(geology) (NEF)
video (29:00)
posters (x5)
glossary & activity book
newsletters (x2)
text (141 pages)
"Pollution Solutions-
Let's Clean Up Our Act" (NWF)
Protecting Our
Environment (Public Service of Indiana)
"Rainforests- Help
Save Their Layers of Life" (NWF)
"Save Our Streams" (Izaak
Walton League)
Soil Study I (BSWCD)
soil formation
soil life
soil water |
Soil Study II (BSWCD)
soil erosion
conservation
"Spread the Word for
Water" (Blue Thumb Alliance)
Stream Monitoring (BSWCD)
action program
pH scale
insect identification key
glossary
Stream Table Program
activities
pictures
Trees (BSWCD)
planting info
dichotomous key
Treemendous Ideas
"Wading into
Wetlands" (NWF)
Water- Meeting
Tomorrow's Challenge (NWRA)
Water in Your Life (EcoWater,
Inc.)
Water Study I (BSWCD)
pollution
fact sheets
water cycle & availability
water awareness test
Water Study II (BSWCD)
plan for measuring water quality
water quality practices
wastewater treatment process
flood control
"Water- We Can't Live
without It" (NWF)
"We Care about Clean
Air" (NWF)
Wetlands (BSWCD) |
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Binders
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Ag in the Classroom
[agriculture]
Always a River [water
quality]
Best of Edison I & II
[energy]
Conservation Seeds
Activities [seeds, plants]
Focusing on Agricultural
Issues
Habitats for Learning
[land labs] (w/ video)
Learning with Otis:
1,3,4,5,6 [various]
Living Lightly in the
City (Vol. 1& 2)
Minnesota's Ag-Stravaganza
[agriculture]
Our Great Lakes
Connection [lake study]
On the Trail of Nonpoint
Pollution Source
Soil Conservation
Water Activities
Teaching Environmental Responsibility
Water Quality Handbook
Windows on Waste |
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Videos
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Agriculture Issues Forum
(10:00)
Clean Water, Clear
Choices (12:00)
Common Ground (26:30)
Envirothon (15:00)
Habitats for Learning
(12:00)
It's Found Underground
(31:00)
Lines on the Land
(10:00) [x2, w/ binder]
Out of the Rock (29:00)
Paper Route (9:13)
Partnerships for
Watersheds (13:00)
SOS for American Streams
(30:00)
Tomorrow's Energy Today
(26:00)
Water in Your Life
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Books
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Amazing Dirt Book
At Your Disposal [4H,
garbage]
Audubon Society Field
Guide to North American Rocks & Minerals
Biology Is Outdoors
[land labs]
Citizen's Guide to Clean
Water [water quality]
Citizens of the Soil
Consider Stewardship [poetry]
Directory of Great Lakes
Education Material [water catalog]
Dirt Cookbook
Earth Science [gr. 5-8]
Earthways [pre-K to 2,
crafts]
Earthworm Empire: The
Living Soil
Environment and
Pollution
Environmental Education
at a Glance
Exploring Animals [4H]
Exploring Environments
[K-6]
Exploring Our Insect
World I [4H]
Exploring Our Insect
World II [4H]
Exploring Plants [4H]
Fish Story [water
quality pre-K to 2]
Fossils of Ohio
Great Lakes- An
Environmental Atlas and Resource Book
Great Minds? Great Lakes
Ground Water & Surface
Water: A Single Resource
Guide to Ohio Outdoor
Education Areas
Guide to Ohio Streams
Habitats for Learning
[land labs]
Handle with Care [water
pollution]
Hands-On Earth Science
Activities [K-8]
Homeowner's Conservation
Guide, The
Integrating
Environmental Education & Science
Kids C.A.R.E. [4-6]
Land Resources and
Pollution
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Learn about Watersheds
Liquid Treasure Water
History [Project WET]
Look, Listen, & Learn
[K-2, 3-4, 5-6]
Meteorology
Mill Creek, The: An
Unnatural History…
National Directory of
Volunteer Environmental Monitoring Programs
Nature Scope [mammals 1,
mammals 2, pollution, insects, birds, trees, wetlands,
reptiles/amphibians, crafts, endangered species, weather, geology]
Ohio's Food and Farm
System in Transition [agriculture]
Once Upon a Wellfield
Perspectives on Nonpoint
Source Pollution
Planet Earth [earth
science]
Principles of Ground
Water for Resource Management Systems
Rainstick, The: A Fable
Rocks, Minerals, &
Fossils
Salamanders of Ohio
Schoolyard Science
Science Day Guide
Science Fair Projects
for the Ohio River and Its Tributaries
Science Puzzlers!
Soil Survey of Butler
County
Stream Data Base- for
Butler, Clermont, Hamilton & Warren Counties
Teaching Soil and Water
Conservation
Treemendous Ideas for
Teachers
Understanding Ohio's
Surface Water Quality Standards
Water [activities,
experiments, gr. 4-6]
Water, Ohio's Remarkable
Resource
Water, Water Everywhere
Weather
Web- A Resource Guide
for the Science Classroom
WOW!: The Wonders of
Wetlands |
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Posters
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Conservation & the Water
Cycle
Do Something Wild
Don't Let a Great State
Go to Waste
Earth Day to Earth Day
l995 - 1996
Earth Needs You- Join
the Team
Earth- There's No Place
Like Home
Forests Are More than
Trees
Hold the Line- Protect
Your Waters
Humanities /Environment
series: After the Harvest, Changing Face of Ohio, Cost of Coal, Earthly
Visions, Individual Choices on Common Ground, Prospects for Renewal,
Shared Resources & Common Concerns, Stress of Growth, Toll of
Transportation, Upstream-Downstream in Ohio
Out of the Rock series:
Coal, From Mountains to Metal- The Story of Rocks, Minerals & the Mining
Industry, From the Mine to My Home, Out of the Rock, Rocks & Minerals:
How We Use Them
Paper Route
Recycle, Ohio!
Recycling Works When You
Buy Recycled
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle,
Buy Recycled
Water Cycle- Nature's
Recycling System
Water Matters series:
Water- The Resource that Gets Used & Used & Used for Everything!,
Wetlands: Water, Wildlife, Plants & People, How Do We Treat Our
Wastewater?
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Agreement
The individual borrowing any of Butler SWCD's property must
sign their name to the release sheet. The signature shows the accepted
agreement to (a) return the items on time, and (b) observe the copyright
rule: That the materials in our books are copyrighted and should not to be
reproduced in any way. To complete the form, the individual provides his or
her name and a phone number where they can be reached, list every title
borrowed, and agree on the out and in dates. A staff member should provide
their initials to the agreement.
If materials can not be returned by the due date, normally
seven days after checkout, special arrangements should be made to bring them
back as close to the date as possible. Items may be renewed and borrowed for
multiple terms, but that must also be arranged before signing out the
materials.
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