Very easy to read, a must have for freelance illustrators!Also a great source of information, links, documents and more, from inspiration to taxes.. Basically the book is a guide on how to handle the vicissitude of life: the hurt, the grief, the losses that come our way. . What is surprising is how simplistic and formulaic her advice is, h
| Title | : | Saving Florida: Women's Fight for the Environment in the Twentieth Century |
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| Rating | : | 4.65 (361 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0813062322 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-15 |
| Language | : | English |
Very easy to read, a must have for freelance illustrators!Also a great source of information, links, documents and more, from inspiration to taxes.. Basically the book is a guide on how to handle the vicissitude of life: the hurt, the grief, the losses that come our way. . What is surprising is how simplistic and formulaic her advice is, how she repeats it over and over and how the more she says it the more removed it feels. It doesnt give you any guidelines on how to create a package or the trends to follow, but it shows how package is designed and made according to the product and market which they are directed.. I love Dr. Good introductory book, useful insights and quite motivational. This book is great but unfortunately it was not it its original wrapping and had dirt and scuff marks on the cover - a real shame as the purpose of this book was to be displayed on my coffee table :(. She also doesn't seem aware that people have so many different ways of coping and that being active and busy might work for her but not for others. Up to date, very well illustrate
It remembers Clara Dommerich, who summoned the “Who’s Who” of Central Florida to her living room for the first meeting of the Florida Audubon Society. Saving Florida reveals how women’s clubs prompted legislation to establish Florida’s first state park, which became the core of Everglades National Park, in 1916—before women even had the right to vote. Dredge-and-fill projects, air pollution, and pesticides spread so uncontrollably during the twentieth century that they sparked an environmental movement within the state, and those who led the fight were very often women. This is an exciting, important book.”—Buddy MacKay, former governor of Florida “A brilliant exposition of the varied types of talent it takes to fight the battles, wars and votes which must be undertaken if even a fraction of Florida’s heritage is to be saved.”—Victoria Tschinkel, vice chairperson, 1000 Friends of Florida “Shows how passionate, strong minded, independent women did what was necessary to change the hearts and minds of policy makers to keep our air and water healthy.”—Clay Henderson, former president, Florida Audubon Society “Poole’s "A serious academic dealing with women’s role in preserving Florida’s natural assets, but it also contains the elements of a horror story.It is truly a miracle that any of Florida’s natural environments has survived into the 21st century d Leslie Kemp Poole deserves praise for her copious research and for creating a highly readable account of the role of women in preserving Florida’s unique natural resources."—St. Augustine Record
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