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Life is short. Ask a butterfly. Their average life span is a mere five to fourteen days.  Studies show we have less than 10 years to reduce the temperature of our home. The butterfly effect is the idea that small things can have non-li

Giant pandas could be left hungry and struggling to survive by global warming, scientists have warned. A new study predicts that climate change is set to wipe out much of the bamboo on which the bears rely for food. Prime panda habitat

This collage piece was created from recycled materials.
The Adubon Society tells us Global warming is the greatest threat to birds and other wild-life in human history. The rate of global warming is already impacting birds, their prey,

Times are hard for the environment. We have an administration determined to dismantle protections for our natural treasures. It is a gift to experience the fresh air we breathe and the water we drink, to co-exist with the flora and fau

Times are hard for the environment. We have an administration determined to dismantle protections for our natural treasures. It is a gift to experience the fresh air we breathe and the water we drink, to co-exist with the flora and fau

Times are hard for the environment. We have an administration determined to dismantle protections for our natural treasures. It is a gift to experience the fresh air we breathe and the water we drink, to co-exist with the flora and fau

My fascination with the Earth began when I was a child growing up in the south and admiring the vegetation that surrounded me. I transformed my fascination into a passion that is determined to rescue the future of our planet. From the

My fascination with the Earth began when I was a child growing up in the south and admiring the vegetation that surrounded me. I transformed my fascination into a passion that is determined to rescue the future of our planet. From the

My fascination with the Earth began when I was a child growing up in the south and admiring the vegetation that surrounded me. I transformed my fascination into a passion that is determined to rescue the future of our planet. From the

My father raised me to be very aware of our impact on the environment, to learn about and to enjoy nature, to leave places better than we found them.  He also introduced me to photography and darkroom techniques at a very young age.
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My father raised me to be very aware of our impact on the environment, to learn about and to enjoy nature, to leave places better than we found them.  He also introduced me to photography and darkroom techniques at a very young age.
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My father raised me to be very aware of our impact on the environment, to learn about and to enjoy nature, to leave places better than we found them.  He also introduced me to photography and darkroom techniques at a very young age.
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Global warming to me, is like a slap in the face to our mother. The very thing that gives us everything that we need to exist; Air, Water, Food, Shelter and Clothes. Instead, we treat our mother as if it needs us, verse we needing it.

What does it mean to be a sentient being? Who determines which species is more important? There are secrets to animals that we, as humans, can not comprehend. These mysteries are not unlike those of the universe. The more that is explo

What does it mean to be a sentient being? Who determines which species is more important? There are secrets to animals that we, as humans, can not comprehend. These mysteries are not unlike those of the universe. The more that is explo

What does it mean to be a sentient being? Who determines which species is more important? There are secrets to animals that we, as humans, can not comprehend. These mysteries are not unlike those of the universe. The more that is explo

Having traveled to the Arctic Circle (at the most northern strip of land in Iceland) the temperature was 69 / 70 degrees.  Simultaneously, glaciers were melting in Greenland.  Our fellow travelers were all shocked.  Seeing and feeling 

Having traveled to the Arctic Circle (at the most northern strip of land in Iceland) the temperature was 69 / 70 degrees.  Simultaneously, glaciers were melting in Greenland.  Our fellow travelers were all shocked.  Seeing and feeling