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The Treasures of Flotsam and Jetsam
The oceans are teaming with life and full of washed-up treasures. Whenever Suzie and I and our children walk along the seashore we always come home with driftwood, seashells and smooth rocks. What w… more →
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The Treasures of Flotsam and Jetsam
Dr Reese wrote 2 days ago: The oceans are teaming with life and full of washed-up treasures. Whenever Suzie and I and our chi … more →
A Mother Dog Nurses Red Pandas At China Zoo
selvarajasomiah wrote 3 days ago: Two red pandas also known as lesser pandas, who were abandoned by their mother shortly after birth … more →
Hungry Green Carnivorous Plants
Dr Reese wrote 4 days ago: The most remarkable aspect of nature is how organisms have carved out an existence in the harshest … more →
Plants Scents
Dr Reese wrote 5 days ago: The forests’ of the West have remarkable, yet individual, scents. Different parts of different plan … more →
Wolves are Survivors
Dr Reese wrote 5 days ago: Portrayed throughout history as a villainous critter that wastefully kills, the wolf’s rep … more →
WWF Paper Towel Dispensers
ethanmartin wrote 6 days ago: I love seeing graphic design used in a clever way to make people think about the little things they … more →
Wild West-coast Wolves
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Dr Reese wrote 6 days ago: The red-ochre or salmon-colored coastal wolves along the Great Bear Rainforest or mid-coastline of … more →
Canada dead last on climate change
atomcat wrote 1 week ago: Editor: Read this post and then please leave a comment explaining it’s importance and the rami … more →
World Wildlife Fund FAIL
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uniquelyjen wrote 1 week ago: Ok, so people don’t get angry about the same things I get angry about…and I get that. Ev … more →
Arizona’s Southerly Monument is Spectacular
Dr Reese wrote 1 week ago: With its gorgeous pink and chocolate rock of the Ajo Mountains, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monume … more →
The Tree of Peace
Dr Reese wrote 1 week ago: The olive tree has sustained humankind since prehistoric time. Some venerable European specimens wi … more →
The Majesty of The Sierra Nevada's
Dr Reese wrote 1 week ago: Of 80,000 different kinds of trees on our planet there can only be one king of the race. The Sequi … more →
The Case of the Disappearing Rocky Mountain Locust
Dr Reese wrote 1 week ago: Settlers in the 19th century witnessed blackened skies with trillions of Rocky Mountain locust swe … more →
Protecting Great White Sharks
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Dr Reese wrote 2 weeks ago: There are billions upon billions of creatures in the 7-mile (11-kilometer) deep oceans. Amongst … more →
Canada dead last among G8 for climate change
boywithnoname wrote 2 weeks ago: According to an article on Tree Hugger, the World Wildlife Fund has just released a report that rank … more →
Merging sustainable forests with carbon markets
shealounge wrote 2 weeks ago: Scientists from Michigan are working on forestry programs in Thailand and Laos to integrate high val … more →
The Story of the American Chestnut
Dr Reese wrote 2 weeks ago: A century ago the most dominant tree in the U.S. – the American chestnut towered the land and rule … more →
A Walk through Wild Los Angeles
Dr Reese wrote 2 weeks ago: Although Los Angeles has the least amount of parkland acreage within its city limits of any major … more →
The YMCA Brand Is Worth More Than the Village People's Song
Tein wrote 2 weeks ago: The Y.M.C.A., the Salvation Army and the United Way are the three most valuable nonprofit brands in … more →
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