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Articles related to "Wetlands"
Hunter Wetlands Centre, Australia The 45 hectare, Ramsar-nominated Hunter Wetlands Centre is home to more than 250 species of wildlife and located only 15 minutes from the Newcastle CBD. hunter wetlands centre • ramsar nominated wetlands • egret breeding colony • wetland environment • australian wetlands wildlife
Ducks Unlimited Wetland Projects Ducks Unlimited, a volunteer-based organization manages conservation programs to re-establish wetland habitats for waterfowl in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. ducks unlimited volunteers • wetlands conservation • us fish wildlife • conservation preserve program • replant forest
Silent Wetlands Wetlands are one of the keys to maintaining a safe, healthy water supply. wetlands • ecology • wildscaping
Saving South America's Pantanal Being compared to Florida's Everglades National Park is not a good sign for this Ramsar site. The hope is to prevent similar loss of biodiversity and flood control value. south america's pantanal • ramsar wetlands of international importance • florida everglades restoration • climate change and carbon release from wetlands • loss of biodiversity
Marsh Wren They Eastern Marsh Wren breeds from the Atlantic coast to Nebraska. In the western United States the Wren lives there all year round. Some Marsh Wrens breed and live along coasts of the southern Atlantic and Gulf Coast States all year. Marsh Wrens prefer a wetland habitat. Cattails and bulrush are the vegetation that they choose. Whether salt, brackish, fresh water marshes or wintering grounds the breeding grounds are similar. Habitat destruction is the greatest threat to the Marsh Wren's life. Ruining marshes and wetlands as breeding or wintering grounds finds a decline in the wren population. marsh • wren • habitat • wetland • population
Loss of Louisiana's Marine Habitat Take a journey through the coastal wetlands of Louisiana with Photographer CC Lockwood and Painter Rhea Gary as they document the loss of marine and estuarine habitat marsh mission • coastal erosion • cc lockwood • rhea gary • disappearing wetlands
Golden, British Columbia An article about the British Columbian town of Golden. golden • fishing • skiing • mountainbiking • snowshoeing
Migration Update As waterfowl seasons open in the Northern states and Canada, hunters are learning first-hand how local populations fared during the past breeding season. Except for early migrating species like the blue-winged teal and pintails, most hunters are still waiting with anticipation for the birds from “the north.” migration • hunters • geese • ducks • wetlands
The Rat that Ate Florida giant rats are eating their way across the North American continent rats • nutria • rodents • wetlands • marsh
The Restoration of Florida's Everglades One of the US's premier World Heritage Sites needs a multi-million dollar effort to restore water flow, reduce agricultural impacts and remove invasive plants and animals florida everglades national park • invasive exotic plants and animals • wetland drainage for flood control • comprehensive everglades restoration plan • ramsar wetland of international importance
Wildlife in the Pantanal Brazil's 54,000 miles of wetlands are home to an embarrassment of exotic species as well as creatures that look vaguely familiar--even when they aren't . pantanal • wetlands • brazilian wildlife • rainy season • rodents
Puerto Villamil, Galápagos Islands Though less often visited by Galápagos cruise boats, Isabela is a favourite destination with those who take time for additional or alternative land-based activities. puerto villamil • isla isabela • galápagos islands • santa cruz • galápagos penguins
COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS Take a moment to stop and look at the flowers or hear the bird song. Linda looks at all those tiny joys which we often fail to appreciate during our busy day-to-day lives, then shows how we can deserve these blessings. nature • preservation • count your blessings • protection • bird song
Northwest Passage The mixed mosaic of wetland in the northwest passage includes two US states and one Canadian province. Washington, Oregon and British Columbia host more than 3 million waterfowl and other emigrating birds.
Climate Change Effect on Waterfowl Hunters and anglers have long been involved in wildlife habitat conservation. Ducks Unlimited looks to educate about the impact of climate change on waterfowl habitat. ducks unlimited conservation • climate change affect ducks • hunting fishing organization • wildlife management institute • studies on climate change
Japan's 28 National Parks Covering 5% of Japan's land mass, Japan' s national parks contain the most scenic areas with hiking trails, seashores, hot springs, water-loving monkeys, and even bears. japan's national parks • forests wetlands seashores coral reefs and wildlif • hokkaido okinawa and ogasawara islands • volcanic hot springs • monkeys bathing in hot springs
Lesser Flamingo – Pink Wader The Lesser Flamingo inhabits coastal and inland wetlands in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. It's breeding and feeding habits are unusual and interesting. lesser flamingo phoenicopterus minor • pink feeding breeding threats • range wetland africa asia • migration chick juvenile • wader food nesting filter
Preserve America's Woodlands Man is destroying the natural habitat of our wildlife with over building. woodlands • wildlife • deer • trees • unbalance of ecosystems
Vacation with Cranes in Hungary Hungary's Hortobagy National Park is a migration stopping place for more than 60,000 Common Cranes. Birds and wildlife make Hortobagy a tantalizing vacation destination. vacation • hungary • cranes • hortobagy national park • migration
What is a Crane? A description of cranes including physical features, habits, and how they differ from similar birds. crane • group of birds • gruidae • wading birds • shallow wetlands
Hot Spots As man settled on the plains, crops of wheat and corn replaced prairie grasses, and hungry settlers caused the disappearance of many species of wildlife.
Our Coasts: 100,000 Miles of Diversity, Productivity and Beauty coasts, environment, beaches, coastal estuaries coasts • environment • beaches • coastal estuaries • united states coasts
Montezuma Valentine's day is for lovers. Valentines day is for wives, girl friends and sometimes your mistress. Besides my wife and girls and their families that I love dearly there is one other thing that my wife accuses me of taking her place. That is the outdoor community. Mother- Nature runs a close second to my wife and girls. Sometimes I suppose my wife thinks Mother- Nature is my mistress.
Teshekpuk Lake Threatened The Sensitive Wilderness Around Teshekpuk Lake, Alaska, is About to be Opened to Alaska oil Exploration and Development. Birds, Wildlife, and Native People Will Suffer. teshekpuk lake • teshekpuk lake region • alaska oil exploration and development • birds • geese
The Trees in the Suburbs around Perth, Western Australia This piece describes a few of the trees to be found in the suburbs of Perth, Western Australia. candle banksia • banksia attenuata • peppermint • agonis flexuosa • swamp cypress
Diving with Sharks in South Africa Scuba enthusiasts can dive with sharks at Kwazulu-Natal's famous dive sites and see a whole lot of other amazing fish and coral in the warm water of the Indian Ocean. diving with sharks in south africa • dive with sharks • scuba south africa kwazulu-natal • aliwal shoal • sodwana bay
Huntington Beach is Surf City USA With both gentle and epic waves, surfing rules the ocean at Huntington Beach. A luxury vacation can be chock-full of other fun activities too; plenty to do for everyone. what to do in huntington beach • surf city usa • southern california luxury vacations • fun activities for everyone • seaside towns destinations
National Geographic Megafishes Project The National Geographic Society's project to tag and study at least 20 species of large freshwater fish is intended to raise awareness of potential extinction. national geographic society megafishes project • protect worlds largest freshwater fish • joint project national geographic society world wi • freshwater systems world heritage sites • united nations environment program biodiversity ho
Bog Turtles Finally Seen as Threatened -- Part I Clemmys muhlenbergii, bog turtle, Muhlenberg Bog Turtle, threatened species, endangered species clemmys muhlenbergii • bog turtle • muhlenberg bog turtle • threatened species • endangered species
White-tailed Eagle White-tailed Eagle. Scientific name- Haliaeetus albicilla. English name - White-tailed Eagle. The Dutch call the White tailed eagle, Zeearend. In Iceland they call the White Tailed Eagle Haförn The White Tailed Eagle belongs to the family of Accipitridae that also includes hawks and kites. white tailed eagle • accipitridae • iceland • finland • europe
Storks and Migration Storks are birds of the tropics, but White Storks and Black Storks breed in Continental Europe, and then migrate south to Africa to spend the winter. storks and migration • where do storks go • continental europe white black • tropical species migrate north • about summer winter migrate
Migration Haven: Cape May, New Jersey Cape May, New Jersey, is one of the best places in the East to bird the fall and spring migrations. birding • birders • cape may • new jersey • new jersey audubon
Uganda - Pearl of Africa Uganda, now peaceful - with a low crime rate, has rebuilt itself into a great tourist destination especially for action adventure seekers and for primate enthusiasts. uganda • kampala uganda • uganda africa • uganda monitor • uganda population
Spring Festivals in Southern Spain The article narrates about the spring festivals in southern Spain, which could be of interest to the tourists during their visit. spain • travel • festivals.
Clean Marina Siting and Design Boaters and marina operators can make a difference in protecting our natural resources. Learn more about clean marina programs. clean marinas • clean boating • green marinas • clean harbors • marpol
Activites to Get Kids Outdoors Providing outdoor activities for children is necessary in educating them about the world. outdoor activities • plant native species • schoolyard habitat • outside learning • environmental and science educations
Citizen Science in Your Neighborhood: Project Frogwatch Frogs and amphibians around the world are dying off in record numbers. The USGS needs your help to collect the data! frog • frogs • amphibians • toads • frogwatch
Cladia retipora Cladia retipora can grow like snow drifts, explaining its common name of Snow Lichen, while viewed close up, delicate and lacy, Coral Lichen is a fitting name. cladia retipora • snow lichen • coral lichen • class ascomycota • family cladiaceae
Where in the World - Plant Provenance Hardiness zones are only a rough indication of whether a plant will do well in our gardens. If we really want to have a good idea about a plant's suitability for our conditions, we have to know its provenance, or where in the world it calls home. usda hardiness zones • provenance • plant explorers • climate • alpine plants
Androscoggin River Still Polluted Thirty-seven years after the passage of the CWA, many rivers remain severely polluted. A new bill brings Clean Water issues back into the public eye. clean water act • cwa • water pollution • maine's androscoggin river • algal blooms
Back Pain in Poisonous Cane Toads A bigger body and longer legs enable the cane toad to be a successful invader and coloniser, but success comes at a price - arthritis and back problems. australian cane toads • cane toads' back pain • cane toads and arthritis • cane toads and spinal deformities • university of sydney cane toad study
Garden In The Woods While visiting botanical gardens in Massachusetts, see Garden In The Woods. It is a living museum with walking trails and native plants. botanical gardens in massachusetts • framingham massachusetts • walking trails in massachusetts • native plants in north america • botanical gardens with walking trails
Greenhouse Gasses Climb in 2007 Data released for the Annual Greenhouse Gas Index (AGGI) show a dramatic rise in atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide and major increases in methane. greenhouse gasses climb • annual greenhouse gas index • aggi • climate change • global methane concentrations
Rising Threat to Freshwater Fish Destruction of aquatic habitat and invasive species are among the many factors that are causing a decline in North American freshwater fish and threaten their survival. endangered freshwater fish • threatened north american fisheries • imperiled fish stocks • temperate freshwater biodiversity • american fisheries society
Sonoma California Wine Tours There's much more to Sonoma County than touring some of the finest California vineyards. Try free vineyard hikes, bird-watching, honey-tasting and organic hideaways too sonoma county wine tours and vineyard vacations • californa • bird-watching • organic farms • bee-keeping and honey-making
Summer in the City: Los Angeles In Los Angeles this summer head for Malibu, Venice and Santa Monica, where there are beaches for surfing and sunbathing, but piers, boardwalks, and the Getty Villa too. los angeles • summer beaches • california • venice and santa monica • getty villa malibu
The Glace Bay Western Reef Heron A Western Reef Heron, native to Africa, spent part of its 2006 summer in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia. Natural history and identifying features of the bird are discussed. western reef heron • western reef herons • africa • glace bay • nova scotia |
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