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Rachel Carson

Rachel Carson. A woman whose love of nature drove her to fight big business and serve as a pioneer for women in science. About the Author. Up Close: Rachel Carson - By:. Hiked in Grand Teton National Park and Norway's Jutenheimen National Park.

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Rachel Carson

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  1. Rachel Carson A woman whose love of nature drove her to fight big business and serve as a pioneer for women in science.

  2. About the Author Up Close: Rachel Carson - By: • Hiked in Grand Teton National Park and Norway's Jutenheimen National Park. • Wrote stories as a child, often about the country life, even though she grew up in New York City. • Has a passion for social justice and fairness that she refers to as “fighting the darkness!” • Interviewed many of Carson’s friends while researching for this book. Ellen Levine Courtesy: http://www.ellenlevineauthor.com/bio.htm

  3. Who was Rachel Carson? • She was born to a fairly poor family on May 27, 1907. • From a young age, she had a kinship with animals and nature. • She would take nature walks with her mother, who never taught her to memorize the names of plants and creatures. “When you see creatures in the places they live,” she would say, “watch them as they go about their lives. Then their names will have meaning.”

  4. Younger Years • At a young age, her family moved to a farm near Pittsburgh, PA, ironically one of the most polluted cities in the U.S. at the time.

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