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Are Crop Circles Messages from Our Higher Self Urging Us to a Primal Return to Nature to save Ourselves? Crop Circles, UFOs, and the First Fall from Grace in Nature

sillymickel wrote 50 minutes ago: UFOs, Crop Circles, and the World as an “Epiphenomenon” of Consciousness: Matter As Meta … more →

Tags: activism, authenticity, #globalrevolution, History, Meaning, Philosophy, psychology, spirituality, apocalypse

Matter As Metaphor, Part Three — Expect Less … and More … from Your Wasps: The Rest of the World, Given the Chance, Is Out to Love You

sillymickel wrote 1 hour ago: The Teachings of Some Insect Planetmates: Knowing the Truth Doesn’t Make You Paranoic, It Make … more →

Tags: Activism 2, Anthropology, Education, Environment, #globalrevolution, Health and Wellness, #occupywallstreet, Psychology, spirituality

Fighting to Save an Endangered Bird — With Vomit - Yahoo! News

JoshuaJ wrote 2 hours ago: Fighting to Save an Endangered Bird — With Vomit – Yahoo! News. … more →

Tags: Conservation, North America, animals, birding, Condition, conservation, Destruction, Education, Endangered Species

Send an S.O.S. to save our SARA!

Axcella Zed wrote 5 hours ago: Canada’s Species at Risk Act (SARA) – like the species it’s intended to protect – is endangered. We … more →

Tags: Canada, Canadians, Endangered Species, Federal government of the United States, Sara, Species at Risk Act, United States Fish & Wildlife Service

What's in a Name?

cathymcallister wrote 8 hours ago: What’s in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet; -Shakespea … more →

Tags: Children, Nature, Nature-Deficit Disorder, Hike, Plants, names, Nomenclature, Taxonomy, animals

Digital Learning Week 2013: Morpholution

Sarah Simpsons wrote 10 hours ago: A group high school students got the opportunity to use cutting-edge digital tools to carry out thei … more →

Tags: Data, Students, study, learned, Various, Web, mammals

Do species really exist?5 comments

sedeer wrote 10 hours ago: I mentioned a while ago that I’d been invited to write about evolution for Nature’s Scit … more →

Tags: Blog, Evolution 2, Science Communication, Biology, Charles Darwin, Evolution, Nature, Science

Australian endangered species: Northern River Shark (Glyphis garricki) is one of the rarest species of shark in the world

jensera wrote 12 hours ago: Sharks are one of the most endangered species on the planet. Please spread the word about shark pres … more →

Tags: Eco news, Australia, Endangered Species, northern river shark, Northern Territory, Papua New Guinea, Sharks, Speartooth Shark, Western Australia

Insects, Fish and Games at our First Wetlandkeepers of 2013 in Chase!1 comment

racheless wrote 12 hours ago: Enthusiastic and knowledgeable participants are crucial for successful public outreach workshops … more →

Tags: Wetlandkeepers, Wetlands Education Program, wetlandkeepers, kamloops, wetland, B.C., Biodiversity, birding, Insects

Djinni - fin

The other Genius wrote 16 hours ago: Name: Haldis Lachesis (stone spirit of one of three fates, the one who measures life) Race: Djinni … more →

Tags: Illustration, Movies, Roleplay, Stories, Story 2, Video Blog, Biography, djinni, Drawing

Evolution: Natural selection

sahiljhamb wrote 19 hours ago: Charles Darwin was born on the 12th of February 1809 and died on the 19th April 1882, He   did Not s … more →

Tags: Biology, Evolution, Charles Darwin, natural selection, speciation, allopatric speciation, Origin of Species, Galapagos Islands

Leading Conservationist Calls for Freshwater Advocacy Group1 comment

biofreshblog wrote 19 hours ago: Will Darwall, Head of IUCN’s Freshwater Biodiversity Unit, has used the International Day for … more →

Tags: Biodiversity events, conservation, Interview, Biodiversity, Biodiversity Day, Environment, Freshwater, Freshwater Biodiversity, international biodiversity day

Character Tease

scottsz wrote 20 hours ago: Human Fighter Sz:1 Mv:4 En:+1 Stk:+1 Mss:0 Spe:0 Lor:0 Rep:0 Itm:10 JP:4 … more →

Tags: Message, character, Attributes, profession

Winter flowering aloes; the season has started.1 comment

Green Cathedral of South Africa wrote 1 day ago: We have about twenty different aloe species in the garden; all native to Africa and all genuine spec … more →

Tags: Flowers, Fotografía, Fotografie, Garden, Photography, South Africa- 2, Aloe, Flowering, Genuine

News, Environmental, Weird Ant

Marybeth Haydon wrote 1 day ago: Weird Pirate Ant Comes With an ‘Eye Patch’ By Live Science Staff | LiveScience.com – 2 h … more →

Tags: Environmental, News, eye, insect, new, pattern, Philippines, Pirate, scientist

ARE WE THE MAD ONES?

leeconnorblog wrote 1 day ago: My personal recollections of watching the brown hare in Hertfordshire and the need for a ‘clos … more →

Tags: Conservation, Environment, wildlife, biodiversity action plan, Hare, Hertfordshire, march hare, Nature, Recreation and Sports

Requested: Kangaroos

thepoordorg wrote 1 day ago: The kangaroo is a marsupial from the macropod family, meaning ‘large foot’. In common us … more →

Tags: animals, Gray, Red, Cool, Brown, Photography, Photo, Picture, photograph

Getting to Know the Tomato Frog

TheReptileTimes wrote 1 day ago: By Kevin Scott Description The tomato frog is native to Madagascar (and East Africa), with Dyscophus … more →

Tags: care sheets, Amphibians, LLLReptile, The Reptile TImes, frog, madagascar, tomato frog, tomato frog poison, tomato frog excretion

Evolution: Variation

sahiljhamb wrote 1 day ago: variation is the presence of variety variation within a species variation between a species Examples … more →

Tags: Biology, health, Evolution, Human hair color, Human skin color, Eye Color, Beauty, Gene, allele


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