Park Si-ryong et al.: Storks Fly in Nature

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The stork restoration work was followed by a cultural treasure company, and it was supported by members who supported it, and eventually it was empowered to go back to June 13, '40, and the project was built to be a very successful business. On the 18th, 60 storks were on budget to make a return visit to the stork. After 18 short years, the last stage of the journey was to bring back to the wild 150 storks, which were built on nature. In this book Professor Bakshi-sun believes that the reason our country's population has been reduced is because of its extinction. Which of our population is the largest percentage? It's 1971. Ironically, 1971 is also the year in which storks disappeared completely from the land. The year 1971 saw the decline in births and finally the lowest birthrate among OECD countries. The destruction of the stork, the life-saver who gives him a bite, after 1971 is also a sign that our natural ecosystems are so badly polluted that they cannot be touched.

Korean title: 황새, 자연에 날다

Korean author: 박시룡 외

Korean publisher: 지성사

ISBN-13: 9788978892902

박시룡 외: 황새, 자연에 날다
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