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A 15-year study by researchers in South Australia and Germany mapped the source, journey and effect of ultrafine particles in the lower troposphere. MORE
It’s good to have birding goals. Challenges like a Big Year, county lists, or a Big Sit can push a birder to learn more, to improve the birding focus, and become more aware of what’s happening in the avian neighborhood. MORE
For the past four years, Whitehead Amos has experienced it all. A subsistence farmer growing maize which is staple food for most Malawians, the Blantyre rural based 44 year old, has struggled to harvest enough maize for his household of seven people. In a country where livelihoods and economy heavily rely on rainfed agriculture, rainfall patterns have become unpredictable. MORE
A note of thanks to Corey and Mike, for their patience, while I took a break after a very busy 2018!! Now that Jeanne and I have finally settled on Tucson, Arizona at least for a while, I will pick up where I left off at the end of 2018. MORE
| Simple, Sophisticated Luxury | Bali is a paradise beyond my wildest dreams: lush, dense jungle; picturesque rice paddies; tropical beaches with world-class snorkeling among coral reefs, outdoor adventure activities, ancient temples, traditional arts, delicious dining options, endless varieties of yoga and meditation classes and retreats, and countless mystical shamans and energy healers. Truly, Bali […]. MORE
And even there, in the muddy split, in the brokenness of it all—something had fluttered to life. Arts Health & Wellness Inspiring (Wow) Love Non New-Agey Spirituality becoming courage elephant magazine fiery heartbreak her heart Her Voice mystery she fought strength the divine MORE
In Costa Rica, we have two coasts, a pair of shorelines that touch two oceans. To the west and south, we have the Pacific, go east and north and a birder scans the Atlantic. However, in Costa Rica, we don’t usually refer to that body of water as the Atlantic, nor even as an ocean. Around here, it’s the Caribbean Sea and that’s also why we bird the Caribbean slope, we look for macaws, toucans, and Great Potoos in the Caribbean lowlands. MORE
At this time of year it is not always easy to access areas of Roebuck Bay where access is on a gravel road. There is always an update on the road conditions on the Shire website. MORE
Update from Wally Milon (March 7, 2019): We have extended the deadline for the special issue of Water on Coastal Resource Economics and Ecosystem Valuation to May 3, 2019. We currently have several manuscripts under review and would welcome your submission prior to the deadline. If you are planning to submit, please let me know if you have any questions. The ‘Instructions for Authors’ on the webpage link below provides further information. Thank you. link]. MORE
Review by Michael Smith (Veshengro) The 300L is a Japanese manufactured fruit pruner which has become an instant industry favorite due to its lightweight design and extremely impressive cutting power. MORE
North Dakota farmer Gabe Brown’s journey to regenerative agriculture. From the Field Ideas Agriculture Our Nature Reads Soil Science MORE
The week of President’s Day this year found me, my family, and some close friends spending a week in a beach house on Tybee Island, a low-lying, barrier island just east of Savannah. MORE
You can make a difference for conservation in your own backyard. A new book tells you how. Ideas Our Nature Reads MORE
The striking Golden-cheeked Warbler nests only in the hills of central Texas near Austin but a substantial part of those breeding grounds have leveled in favor of development. One of the fastest growing cities in America, Austin is the capital of Texas and home of the University of Texas. MORE
Spring adds new life and beauty to all there is. Jessica Harrelson. See the full post and more at www.TheGreenSamaritan.com. Green Living MORE
Source: Nurture Development Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) is an approach to sustainable community-driven development. Beyond the mobilisation of a particular community, it is concerned with how to link micro-assets to the macro-environment. MORE
Jim Moseley, CEO, Red Tractor Assurance, said: “Categorically, the UK’s food standards are now under threat from the commercial appetites of the United States food lobby. We urge the government not to sacrifice legislation which prevents these sort of products from being sold in the UK.” MORE
While you enjoyed the wearing of the green for St. Patrick’s Day, did you stop to wonder why so few birds wear green plumage? MORE
Review by Michael Smith (Veshengro) This container weeder, with a compact head and inwards-facing blade to protect plant stems from accidental damage, is ideal for scraping off moss, weeding and turning over the soil. MORE
As we are affected by Mercury retrograde from March 5th until the 28th this year, I feel sharing our soul retrieval journey practices is essential, as there are many of you who might really need this information right now. MORE
Over the last couple of weeks Fish Crows have flooded back into New York City, early harbingers of spring, and those that stuck around have become much more vocal, meaning that birders can now put them on their checklist instead of “crow sp.” MORE
The prescription drug marketed as Triaminic cough & runny nose, Tricodene sugar free, has hardly found a new, unintended use. controlled drug and Robitussin pediatric cough & cold long – acting have attitudes different pill appearances and electronic packaging. MORE
Oil and natural gas, as investment opportunities, have certainly had their share of publicity; both good and bad. MORE
The Top Mistakes of Home Sellers Selling your home is not as easy as it may first seem. For many families that are doing it for the first time, it can be overwhelming. Many inexperienced homeowners make mistakes when it comes to selling their homes because they have no experience to fall back on. MORE
The American Bittern may look nondescript, but it’s full of surprises. Learn more about one of the more unusual marsh denizens. Birds & Birding Wildlife Birds Weird Nature MORE
See, spaciousness gives us a sense of independence that makes interdependence and all the ways we rely on each other so much more meaningful. MORE
Before leaving Olguita’s on the second day in Costa Rica, I spotted this migrant male Baltimore Oriole ( Icterus galbula ) pictured above, but I also enjoyed a resident Black-cowled Oriole ( Icterus prosthemelas ), both lifers! MORE
The Top Mistakes of Home Sellers Selling your home is not as easy as it may first seem. For many families that are doing it for the first time, it can be overwhelming. Many inexperienced homeowners make mistakes when it comes to selling their homes because they have no experience to fall back on. MORE
Up to 100,000 people die of snakebites globally each year. Could nanoparticles offer a solution? Ideas Nature Tech Health & Nature Herps MORE
The first scientific confirmation of a black leopard in Kenya is a story of conservation, community and coexistence. From the Field Wildlife Camera Traps Conservation Science Mammal Watching MORE
Hozelock’s bee friendly Plant A Pot campaign is set to take you by ‘swarm’! With more than 18,000 pledges to plant bee-friendly plants in 2018 Hozelock’s Plant A Pot campaign has been a huge success so far and wants to help keep gardens buzzing this year! MORE
Israel is on the map for cannabis production. The country claims the world’s foremost researcher Raphael Mechoulam as its pioneer –– in the 60s he discovered and isolated THC and then CBD and other important medical cannabis molecules. MORE
Sliding the glass door to my Florida backyard, I shuffled my slipper-clad feet and closed the opening behind me. The sun had broken through an early morning haze, warming my backyard to over 70 degrees F – a bright spot in what had been a generally gloomy February. MORE
Tomorrow, March 15, youth across the globe will leave their schools to strike to draw attention to climate change. MORE
RECLAIMING SEXUALITY AS SACRED Sexuality is a reality not one of us can escape. We are born through sexuality and we are born with sexuality. Yet how many of us actually comprehend sexuality as sacred? Your sexuality is more than a pathway to physical pleasure or an avenue to create offspring. MORE
Some five years ago I was involved in a project of ecotourism evaluation of the river Danube in Serbia, which included the city of Belgrade, founded at the bank of this river. MORE
10,000 Birds
MARCH 14, 2019
Some five years ago I was involved in a project of ecotourism evaluation of the river Danube in Serbia, which included the city of Belgrade, founded at the bank of this river.
Green Traveler Guides
MARCH 15, 2019
| Simple, Sophisticated Luxury | Bali is a paradise beyond my wildest dreams: lush, dense jungle; picturesque rice paddies; tropical beaches with world-class snorkeling among coral reefs, outdoor adventure activities, ancient temples, traditional arts, delicious dining options, endless varieties of yoga and meditation classes and retreats, and countless mystical shamans and energy healers. Truly, Bali […].
The Green Samaritan
MARCH 21, 2019
Spring adds new life and beauty to all there is. Jessica Harrelson. See the full post and more at www.TheGreenSamaritan.com. Green Living
Elephant Journal
MARCH 15, 2019
The Top Mistakes of Home Sellers Selling your home is not as easy as it may first seem. For many families that are doing it for the first time, it can be overwhelming. Many inexperienced homeowners make mistakes when it comes to selling their homes because they have no experience to fall back on.
Environmental Economics
MARCH 7, 2019
Update from Wally Milon (March 7, 2019): We have extended the deadline for the special issue of Water on Coastal Resource Economics and Ecosystem Valuation to May 3, 2019. We currently have several manuscripts under review and would welcome your submission prior to the deadline. If you are planning to submit, please let me know if you have any questions. The ‘Instructions for Authors’ on the webpage link below provides further information. Thank you. link].
10,000 Birds
MARCH 12, 2019
The striking Golden-cheeked Warbler nests only in the hills of central Texas near Austin but a substantial part of those breeding grounds have leveled in favor of development. One of the fastest growing cities in America, Austin is the capital of Texas and home of the University of Texas.
Green Life Buzz brings together the best content on green living from the widest variety of industry thought leaders.
Green Prophet
MARCH 5, 2019
Israel is on the map for cannabis production. The country claims the world’s foremost researcher Raphael Mechoulam as its pioneer –– in the 60s he discovered and isolated THC and then CBD and other important medical cannabis molecules.
Nature Conservancy - Science
MARCH 12, 2019
The first scientific confirmation of a black leopard in Kenya is a story of conservation, community and coexistence. From the Field Wildlife Camera Traps Conservation Science Mammal Watching
Elephant Journal
MARCH 16, 2019
The Top Mistakes of Home Sellers Selling your home is not as easy as it may first seem. For many families that are doing it for the first time, it can be overwhelming. Many inexperienced homeowners make mistakes when it comes to selling their homes because they have no experience to fall back on.
The Green Changemakers
MARCH 12, 2019
Source: Nurture Development Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) is an approach to sustainable community-driven development. Beyond the mobilisation of a particular community, it is concerned with how to link micro-assets to the macro-environment.
10,000 Birds
MARCH 2, 2019
It’s good to have birding goals. Challenges like a Big Year, county lists, or a Big Sit can push a birder to learn more, to improve the birding focus, and become more aware of what’s happening in the avian neighborhood.
Green (Living) Review
MARCH 3, 2019
Jim Moseley, CEO, Red Tractor Assurance, said: “Categorically, the UK’s food standards are now under threat from the commercial appetites of the United States food lobby. We urge the government not to sacrifice legislation which prevents these sort of products from being sold in the UK.”
Green Prophet
MARCH 18, 2019
Oil and natural gas, as investment opportunities, have certainly had their share of publicity; both good and bad.
Nature Conservancy - Science
MARCH 6, 2019
North Dakota farmer Gabe Brown’s journey to regenerative agriculture. From the Field Ideas Agriculture Our Nature Reads Soil Science
Elephant Journal
MARCH 20, 2019
RECLAIMING SEXUALITY AS SACRED Sexuality is a reality not one of us can escape. We are born through sexuality and we are born with sexuality. Yet how many of us actually comprehend sexuality as sacred? Your sexuality is more than a pathway to physical pleasure or an avenue to create offspring.
Conservation Hawaii
MARCH 3, 2019
The prescription drug marketed as Triaminic cough & runny nose, Tricodene sugar free, has hardly found a new, unintended use. controlled drug and Robitussin pediatric cough & cold long – acting have attitudes different pill appearances and electronic packaging.
10,000 Birds
MARCH 4, 2019
The week of President’s Day this year found me, my family, and some close friends spending a week in a beach house on Tybee Island, a low-lying, barrier island just east of Savannah.
Green (Living) Review
MARCH 3, 2019
Review by Michael Smith (Veshengro) This container weeder, with a compact head and inwards-facing blade to protect plant stems from accidental damage, is ideal for scraping off moss, weeding and turning over the soil.
Green Prophet
MARCH 14, 2019
Tomorrow, March 15, youth across the globe will leave their schools to strike to draw attention to climate change.
Nature Conservancy - Science
MARCH 13, 2019
You can make a difference for conservation in your own backyard. A new book tells you how. Ideas Our Nature Reads
Elephant Journal
MARCH 19, 2019
And even there, in the muddy split, in the brokenness of it all—something had fluttered to life. Arts Health & Wellness Inspiring (Wow) Love Non New-Agey Spirituality becoming courage elephant magazine fiery heartbreak her heart Her Voice mystery she fought strength the divine
Greentumble
MARCH 17, 2019
For the past four years, Whitehead Amos has experienced it all. A subsistence farmer growing maize which is staple food for most Malawians, the Blantyre rural based 44 year old, has struggled to harvest enough maize for his household of seven people. In a country where livelihoods and economy heavily rely on rainfed agriculture, rainfall patterns have become unpredictable.
10,000 Birds
MARCH 6, 2019
A note of thanks to Corey and Mike, for their patience, while I took a break after a very busy 2018!! Now that Jeanne and I have finally settled on Tucson, Arizona at least for a while, I will pick up where I left off at the end of 2018.
Green (Living) Review
MARCH 1, 2019
Hozelock’s bee friendly Plant A Pot campaign is set to take you by ‘swarm’! With more than 18,000 pledges to plant bee-friendly plants in 2018 Hozelock’s Plant A Pot campaign has been a huge success so far and wants to help keep gardens buzzing this year!
Green Prophet
MARCH 15, 2019
A 15-year study by researchers in South Australia and Germany mapped the source, journey and effect of ultrafine particles in the lower troposphere.
Nature Conservancy - Science
MARCH 11, 2019
The American Bittern may look nondescript, but it’s full of surprises. Learn more about one of the more unusual marsh denizens. Birds & Birding Wildlife Birds Weird Nature
Elephant Journal
MARCH 19, 2019
See, spaciousness gives us a sense of independence that makes interdependence and all the ways we rely on each other so much more meaningful.
10,000 Birds
MARCH 1, 2019
Sliding the glass door to my Florida backyard, I shuffled my slipper-clad feet and closed the opening behind me. The sun had broken through an early morning haze, warming my backyard to over 70 degrees F – a bright spot in what had been a generally gloomy February.
10,000 Birds
MARCH 18, 2019
Over the last couple of weeks Fish Crows have flooded back into New York City, early harbingers of spring, and those that stuck around have become much more vocal, meaning that birders can now put them on their checklist instead of “crow sp.”
10,000 Birds
MARCH 16, 2019
In Costa Rica, we have two coasts, a pair of shorelines that touch two oceans. To the west and south, we have the Pacific, go east and north and a birder scans the Atlantic. However, in Costa Rica, we don’t usually refer to that body of water as the Atlantic, nor even as an ocean. Around here, it’s the Caribbean Sea and that’s also why we bird the Caribbean slope, we look for macaws, toucans, and Great Potoos in the Caribbean lowlands.
Nature Conservancy - Science
MARCH 3, 2019
Up to 100,000 people die of snakebites globally each year. Could nanoparticles offer a solution? Ideas Nature Tech Health & Nature Herps
Elephant Journal
MARCH 20, 2019
As we are affected by Mercury retrograde from March 5th until the 28th this year, I feel sharing our soul retrieval journey practices is essential, as there are many of you who might really need this information right now.
10,000 Birds
MARCH 21, 2019
Before leaving Olguita’s on the second day in Costa Rica, I spotted this migrant male Baltimore Oriole ( Icterus galbula ) pictured above, but I also enjoyed a resident Black-cowled Oriole ( Icterus prosthemelas ), both lifers!
10,000 Birds
MARCH 17, 2019
While you enjoyed the wearing of the green for St. Patrick’s Day, did you stop to wonder why so few birds wear green plumage?
10,000 Birds
MARCH 3, 2019
At this time of year it is not always easy to access areas of Roebuck Bay where access is on a gravel road. There is always an update on the road conditions on the Shire website.
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