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Paul Hetzler’s New Book Reveals Nature’s Funny Bone

September 18, 2021 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

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Longtime Canton, NY resident Paul Hetzler has published his second volume of humorous nature essays, Head Of The Class: Smarter than a Slime Mold – Nature’s Funny Bone Revealed (Self-published, 2021).

Hetzler, a regular contributor to New York Almanack, offers his vast and often exotic store of natural knowledge with devilishly clever wit and a base in solid science.  He is a certified arborist and a former Cornell Cooperative Extension Educator, who lives in Val-des-Monts, Quebec.

For more background, see his website, www.paulhetzlernature.org. His first book, Shady Characters (Lexingford, 2018) remains in print.

Book Purchases made through this Amazon link support the New York Almanack’s mission to report new publications relevant to New York State.

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