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Kanchan | Mar 29 2007
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The word eco has been used so cheaply by tourism marketing strategies that probably you and I are unlikely to believe it anymore. In many projects ecotourism today is akin to green washing. During the United Nations' International Year of...
Kanchan | Mar 26 2007
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Most people did and the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch 2007 results, have confirmed their sightings. Milder winter temperatures across Europe and bumper fruit crops in hedgerows and woodlands meant more birds did their feeding in the countryside..
Kanchan | Mar 24 2007
sand mountain to be partly off limits to protect butterfly111
Sand Mountain consists of a 600-foot high mound of sand that stretches for two miles. Located about 25 miles east of Fallon it is a tempting destination for off road vehicle enthusiasts and dune buggies. Though this region might appear desolate and..
Rajni | Mar 23 2007
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Inca Dove (Columbina inca) is a tiny long tailed dove with a scaly gray body and has rofous-colored wings easily seen when they fly. It has a distinctive fish like pattern on their breast, head and black feathers. It's a small dove measuring a petite 7-9.
R.M.Paulraj | Mar 23 2007
grizzly bear
The grizzly bear has been taken out of the list of endangered species in the Yellowstone National Park area by the US Fish and wildlife service. The large brownish-yellow animal can grow to weigh over 600 kilograms. It was added to the list in...
Rajni | Mar 23 2007
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Rajni | Mar 22 2007
colossal squid
In Antarctica's Ross Sea, a fishing boat caught what is likely the world's biggest known colossal squid. It weighs in at 1,089 pounds and measures 33 feet in length. Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoniia is the scientific name of the giant squid. It has...
Rajni | Mar 22 2007
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The beauty and elegance of whales and dolphins have always fascinated us. Watching whales is promoted as an important means of increasing the environmental awareness of the public. The Canary Islands has large number of whale and dolphin species....
Kanchan | Mar 17 2007
a zakouma wildlife refuge for elephants
You would be surprised to know that this is very much true. It's the middlemen and not the poachers who profit as much from the ivory tusks of killed African elephants. Greed and not poverty is pushing poachers to kill! Zakouma, a remote region.
Kanchan | Mar 16 2007
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Imagine visiting a Harley Farm in spring, when you will be able to hold newborn baby goats in green pastures. That to be followed by an amazing tour of the milking area, to the kitchen where the milk is pasteurized in a steel vat and the curds...

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