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This book celebrates nature in Langley and the members of the Langley Field Naturalists, who for half a century, have sought to keep it. Originally planned to be a history book documenting significant names, dates, and accomplishments of the LFN, it evolved into so much more. To our delight and surprise, from this exercise, an overwhelming sense of joy and community emerged as the critical element of success and endurance. We hope that the pioneering work of the LFN will serve as an inspiration and an invitation to young people to ""know nature and keep it worth knowing"".

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John GordonPhotojournalist, author, and birder.Anthea FarrAs far back as I can remember, I have loved animals (wild or tame) and books. Now I also enjoy writing poetry, such as this haiku: Like dragonfly lace, the wings of poetry fly, pausing here and there.Phil HendersonPhil has always struggled with nature; firstly, attempting to understand it, then trying to figure out just why humans are so intent on destroying it. The LFN gives him hope.Lilianne FullerLilianne is a freelance writer who lives and works in Langley, BC.Bob PulsBob served as president and conservation chair for many ye

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