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Barefoot on Broken Glass by Regis Auffray
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What are those wildflowers called? Ask that and find out how Wildflowers get political....
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Beautiful by Gustavo White
This is what happens during a snowstorm...
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Beaver return a sight for tourists by Jerry Engler
Beavers moving into federal reservoir are a sight for tourists, but require some damage control....
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Bering Sea eco system by Hal Granum
The relationship of species in the Bering Sea....
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BERRIES by Tom poesyco.th@gmail.com
If you like to Learn ... I highly recommend ... Google.com ... and ... Wikipedia.com ...
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Bigfoot Sasquatch Simply Reasoning by Linda Newton Perry
July 6 (Week of) Column of A Matter of Time that is in the weekly newspaper Douglas County News....
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Biggest Book Event in USA by Diana Guerrero
Bibliophiles, booksellers, authors and publishers converged on Chicago for the "who's who" of book events June 3-6, 2004. ...
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Birding the Prime Hook of Delaware by Patricia Hilliard
Have you tried Bird Watching in Delaware? Get beyond Bombay Beach and see Prime Hook....
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Birds by Jay Driskell
Watching birds interact with each other...
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Blood Bath by Stan Law (aka Stanislaw Kapuscinski)
I wonder if the latest research advanced the data reported in the article I wrote in November 2000 in Beyond Religion, Collection of Essays, (publishe...
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Breakfast Bear by Leland Waldrip
A memorable Memorial Day visitor ...
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Buffalo auction creates more herds by Jerry Engler
The annual buffalo auction at Maxwell Wildlife Refuge in Kansas educates participants while dispersing bison to new herds and for meat....
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Buried Alive by Mr. Ed
A Follow-Up To My Poem - 'Blown Away'...
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California Seals in Peril by Mr. Ed
Losing Their Home...
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Call of the Wild by Keith Varnum
A fresh paradigm for living in peace, prosperity & purpose: "When a feather falls at your feet, it means you are to travel on wings of curiosity. Don’...
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Can Reduction of Carbon Dioxide in the Air Cause Famine? by Dilip Dahanukar
Carbon dioxide is responsible for the life on Earth. Plants make food from carbon dioxide with the help of Sunlight by photosynthesis. Food combines w...
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Can You Hear Their Cries of Anguish? by Mr. Ed
Meet Governor Sarah Palin - Vice Presidential Candidate...
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Canned Hunting by Mr. Ed
A Sport or Inhumane Treatment of Animals?...
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Caves and vertical life zones dominate Great Basin by Tom Garrison
Deb and I love to explore those out-of-the-way places where nature abounds and people are rare. Usually we find such places within a couple of hours d...
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Charity Begins at Home by Susan Phillips
Thoughts on the environment first published in Silver Wheel Magazine Lughnasa 1989 ...
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Chimpanzees Escape Sanctuary & Chimp Attack Leaves Humans Injured by Diana Guerrero
Chimpanzees Escape Sanctuary & Chimp Attack Leaves Humans Injured. Animal behaviorist and author, Diana L. Guerrero comments....
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Citizen Sparrow by Vasu Ramanujam
The sparrow is almost extinct from our cities (in India). Can we save them?...
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Climate Change is not Melting the Polar Ice by Dilip Dahanukar
The Global warming arising out of Climate Change is not the cause of melting the polar ice caps from below....
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CNN iREPORT - ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE SOLUTION TO THE GULF OIL SPILL CLEAN UP. by Sharon Lockwood
A CNN iReport about a company and product that has been tested and approved by the Canadian government to be a completely environmentally safe solutio...
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Control of Mosquito Larvae by Fawn Caldwell
This is my research work and the full report is for sale at www.lulu.com....
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Cougar Craze Comments by Diana Guerrero
Animal behaviorist and animal book author discusses cougar (mountain lion) concerns....
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Coyote Taught Me a Lesson Today by Lisa Adams
Sometimes inspiration can come from the most unexpected places....
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Creatures in the Mist Soon to be Available by Gary Varner
Algora Publishing has just released Gary R. Varner's newest book, Creatures in the Mist....
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Crocodile Hunter: Steve Irwin Catalyst For New Crocodile Enclosure Rules by Diana Guerrero
Queensland has released new guidelines triggered by Steve Irwin's (the Crocodile Hunter) actions with baby Bob. Animal behaviorist, Diana L. Guerrero ...
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Cruelty to Animals - Yet Again by Mr. Ed
Canadian Geese...
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Cultivate a Wildflower Meadow by Cynthia be_the_star_you_are@yahoo.com
Goddess Gardener, Cynthia Brian, shows you how to grow wildflowers in your backyard. ...
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Cultivate a Wildflower Meadow by Cynthia be_the_star_you_are@yahoo.com
Goddess Gardener, Cynthia Brian, shows you how to grow wildflowers in your backyard. ...
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Daffodil - Narcissus - Jonquil: Which is which and why? by Linda Allen
Those crisp, yellow trumpet blossoms that greet Spring with joy share several names: daffodils, narcissus, jonquils. Which is which - and why?...
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David and Goliath by Michelle Mills
David's stone and a slingshot doesn't work quite the way it used to......
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Daylight Savings Time by Amber Moonstone
Yeah, we got an extra hour of sleep! Is this really good for us in acutality? Always a question I pondered! Peace, Love & Light, Amber "V" Moonston...
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Deliberately Wrecking Our Environment by Ian Thorpe
A major new article from Ian on the stateof the environment, available to read at scribd.com....
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Devil Star ..... by Paul Nipperess BMin
" ..... as above, so below"....
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Dilemma! by Tom Kitt
All being One is our wisdom. It means quite simply and definitely that we are complete. This is not a promise but a fact. We insist on energy and by s...
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Disappearance by Tom Kitt
We disappear and return, disappear and return - flicking on/off like a movie. This condition is fundamental to everything and until we accept it there...
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Disastrous Floods and Wildfires by Stan Law (aka Stanislaw Kapuscinski)
A proposal to save billions of dollars. ...
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Disoriented Birders Trapped in Net! by Patricia Hilliard
Some things to consider when you think about bird watching....
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Does salinity stress amend the morphology and physiological appearance .. by Rishikesh Upadhyay
Research article...
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Dolphins and Whales: Gateways to Healing by Keith Varnum
More and more often in the last twenty years around the world, whales and dolphins have been initiating contact with humans. In their presence, people...
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Driving the Oregon Coast by M Wallace
Summary from Driving the Oregon Coast: It rivals any work of art, or stately monument. Arguably, Oregon's coast is another natural wonder ...
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Dualism and Wisdom by Tom Kitt
The basis for wisdom is 'all is One'. Consequently, more than one is proportionally less than wise. ...
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Early Seaside Patronage by B.J. Olvera
Guess who I am...
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Earth Day Should Be Everyday! (human extinction) by Jerry Aragon Ph.D (Phunny humor Doctor)
In 2010, I am 65 years young, and I live in a sleepy, one-horse town called Albuquerque, New Mexico, with about 500,000 in population...including the ...
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Earth Day, Everyday: Ten Simple Steps by Diana Guerrero
Animal book author shares hints on how to become a backyard conservationist and celebrate Earth Day every day....
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EARTH! Home, Sweet, Home (conservation) by Jerry Aragon Ph.D (Phunny humor Doctor)
Have you ever seen a white lizard? A white spider and other white creatures? You'll see them on our mini-tour to the White Sands National Monument ...
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