Chapter 1, January
• A Sand county Almanac talks about conservation and the need to create a social conscience towards the environment and the land.
• Land ethic is the main argument of the book.
• The first twelve chapters are descriptions of nature and the way plants and animals interact.
• The following chapters are about different places the narrator visits.
• The final chapters are about the need to create a social conscience towards the environment and the land.
• Chapter one describes the environment in January - the January thaw and what is happening to animals and plants, awakening from winter.
• The narrator talks about the skunk and following the skunk's trail.
• He describes the meadow mouse and the hawk's interaction - prey and predator.
Chapter 2, February and Chapter 3, March
• Chapter two is titled February and the narrator tells the reader about his oak tree outside his house.
• The oak tree is...
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