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Can't See The Forest For The Trees?

alanabarnet wrote 21 hours ago: The Australian bush at first sight looks like a very messy jumble of tall trees, shrubs and grasses … more →

Tags: Native Plants, PhotoEcology, Photography, ANT's, bush, Ecology, Eucalyptus, Plants

Look to the other side, merge with the river4 comments

bulusanruralvagabond wrote 1 day ago: This is the view at my left side while walking on the cemented footbridge of Barangay Mabuhay. The l … more →

Tags: Environment, Nature, Photography (2), Rural Living, Asia, Barangay Mabuhay Bulusan, bicol region, Bulusan, bulusan sorsogon

Wetlands!

awkwardbotany wrote 1 day ago: From www.earthgauge.net: “May is American Wetlands Month! No matter where you live, chances ar … more →

Tags: Conservation, Ecology, Ecosystems, Plants, Wetlands

“Does [writing] need to be an act composed by a human entity?”

Bryan Sentes wrote 1 day ago: Gary Barwin quotes this question from a rawlings’ recent online work Gibber to open his recent … more →

Tags: ecopoetics, robert bringhurst, a rawlings, semiotics

When We Feed The Soil, We Feed Ourselves

Jill Cloutier wrote 2 days ago: Any time that we place compostable food scraps in the trash we are throwing away valuable natural re … more →

Tags: Environment, Food, Green Living, Organics, permaculture, climate change, Composting, Green Living, Organic Gardening

Squirrels do not remember where they buried their nuts...............8 comments

sarasinart wrote 2 days ago: So, I had a pot on the back porch that I hadn’t planted anything in yet.  2 or so weeks ago, a … more →

Tags: garden/yard, animals, black walnut tree, burying nuts, Growing Things, Nature, Rodents, squirrels, Trees

Documentaries : The Carbon Rush by Amy Miller2 comments

EA Marzarte wrote 2 days ago: I am from Europe where since the Roman conquest forest and civilization were perceived as antagonist … more →

Tags: Climate change, Documentary, Ecosystems, Environmentalism, film, greenwashing, Kyoto Protocol, The Carbon Rush, Tree-Planting

Tantalising Tembe Tuskers

Get Out There wrote 2 days ago: When we booked for a two night stay in Tembe Elephant Reserve it was with the intention of pursuing … more →

Tags: Big Year, birding, Regional resources - KwaZulu-Natal, kzn wildlife, nature, outdoors, Photography, South Africa, birding

Canada: It's all about the oil. Too bad.

Ecoregions and Sustainability in the US and Canada wrote 3 days ago: Fort McMurray is a boom town due to the exploitation of oil sands. For those of us who once thought … more →

Tags: Climate change, Geography of the US and Canada, sustainability, Unintended Consequences, water, Alberta, Canada, fort chipewyan, greenhouse gas emissions

Women’s Spaces Radio Show broadcast 4/8/13 over KBBF 89.1 FM with guest Linda Seeley, Co-Founder of Mothers for Peace of San Luis Obispo, has been added to the Radio Archives

Elaine B. Holtz wrote 5 days ago: Women’s Spaces Radio Show broadcast 4/8/13 over KBBF 89.1 FM with guest Linda Seeley, Co-Founder of … more →

Tags: Peace, Children's sake, National Politics, Person of Conscience, California Politics, health and fitness, Radio show, women's spaces, Women in Politics

The Canopy Project

Ebony Alexis wrote 6 days ago: Over the past three years, The Canopy Project, has planted over 1.5 million trees in 18 countries. I … more →

Tags: Ecology, america, arborday, Chicago, Earth, Earth Day, earthday, earthdaynetwork, eco

The Secrets of the Showcase

suttonnature wrote 6 days ago: 2013 marks the second year of Biodiversity Gardens and we’ve been thrilled at how involved the local … more →

Tags: Environment, Events, Biodiversity Gardens Project, Garden, wildlife, Free, Showcase, event, London

Facing Gaia: A new enquiry into Natural Religion-Bruno Latour's Gifford Lectures 2013

maestrojon wrote 1 week ago: Bruno Latour’s recent (Feb,2013)  Gifford Lectures at the University of Edinburgh deserve to b … more →

Tags: arts & letters, Biology, Books, climate change, Ecology, Globalisation, Latour, Lectures, Philosophy

A geomorphological assessment of Constable's landscapes3 comments

Simon Dixon wrote 1 week ago: John Constable is recognised as one of the great English Romantic landscape painters and many of his … more →

Tags: chalk streams, river restoration, Hydrology, Geomorphology, Anglian, River Management

Brown Anoles and the Dead Man's Hand

Neil Griffin wrote 1 week ago: On a sunny August 2nd, 1876, the Union scout, lawman, and gunfighter Wild Bill Hickok was shot dead … more →

Tags: Science, American History, animals, brown anole, Distraction, multitasking, Nature, Predator, Prey

Estimating Flying Ant Day1 comment

minustide wrote 1 week ago: If you follow TOS at all, you know I’m always checking out the wrack line. First thing I notic … more →

Tags: Wrackline, driftline, Ecology, Flying ant day, Nature, nuptial flight, winged ants, wrack line

En Vie – This Is Alive

pervasiveyaz wrote 1 week ago: En Vie / Alive: a free exhibit not to be missed in Paris at the Espace Electra of the EDF Foundation … more →

Tags: Design, Inspiration, biomimicry, Exhibit

The old maple tree........

sarasinart wrote 1 week ago: I had to take down  a 50 year old sliver maple last fall, cos it was diseased and there was no treat … more →

Tags: garden/yard, chip-monk, fungus, lichens, Magic of the Earth, MOSS, Nature, silver maple, symbiosis

Will the Learning Begin Now-- Please? Climate Change1 comment

Ecoregions and Sustainability in the US and Canada wrote 1 week ago: This reminds me of when Michigan became the only state to achieve a LOSS of population in the 2010 c … more →

Tags: sustainability, anthropocentric, Climate change, Short Term, greenhouse gas emissions, Population, carbon dioxide, Appropriate Technology, agricultural revolution


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