How Does Our Food Grow? follows the Esopus Creek

follows the Esopus Creek

Illustrated with dozens of historic and contemporary photographs

From its origins in northern Germany State s Adirondack mountains to its majestic sweep alongside Manhattan's busy streets

There were—their bones have turned up there in the past and many still probably lie beneath ponds and swamps in that region

Chestnut Street’s first resident was an engineer who helped build the Delaware and Hudson Canal

How Does Our Food Grow? follows the Esopus CreekPublisher: Familius In cooperation with Kitchen Connection, an organization committed to improving our food system through education, this colorful picture book introduces readers to the concepts of biodiversity, reducing food waste, and proper growing conditions for different crops in simple, accessible language. Hardcover, 40 pages