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blog.knicolekindred.com: November 2009

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Art, Design, Words. Follow me on Twitter.com. My pics on flickr. Learn more about the books suggested in my blog at. My Amazon store -astore.amazon.com. Wednesday, November 18, 2009. The New York Times just released a very interesting opinion article called Bio-Diversity. Posted by Nicole (可心）. To learn more about recent projects that Martin has worked on, visit his blog at http:/ avelingartworks.blogspot.com. Posted by Nicole (可心）. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Future Earth: Nurdles in paradise

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Signs from our times. Tuesday, 28 December 2010. So, if you thought of nurdles at all, it may have been as a benign cricketing term ('nurdling into the gap' can be a good move for batsmen). Not so benign in this form. Take a good look at the small (approx 3mm across) pellets of plastic in this (8cm high) bottle. Look around you wherever you are and you are likely to see the same colours of plastic in household or garden goods. Waste and recycling;. 29 August 2011 at 07:16. A Taste for Wildlife.

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Future Earth: November 2009

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Signs from our times. Friday, 20 November 2009. The frog prince. from a croak to a chorus. As a young Cambridge graduate, HRH the Prince of Wales was mocked for talking to plants. Well 'listen up' folks. now beleagured tropical forests are talking to him and they picked the right person. Not only does he know his stuff about organic agriculture, but he has shown real leadership in tackling the rapid deforestation of the planet. Announced last month. Its thinner than we think and the potential loss of...

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Future Earth: Truffles at Dawn

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Signs from our times. Sunday, 2 October 2011. Cornell is part of a talented team helping local communities in rural Romania retain small-scale farming and traditional cultures by making them more profitable. Good for nature and for local economies alike, the Adept Foundation helps retain high nature value grasslands, working with a variety of partners including Fauna and Flora International. Labels: A Taste for Wildlife. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Taste for Wildlife. Waste and recycling;.

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Africa House Safaris: July 2013

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Friday, July 19, 2013. When you first land in Kenya at Nairobi’s busy international airport, the wild, remote Africa which likely enticed you here might still seem a long way off. So what’s amazing about Emakoko Lodge in Nairobi National Park is that, despite being located in a thoroughly rural Emakoko Lodgeand serene setting and surrounded by wildlife, you can get there well within an hour of setting foot in Kenya. The serene surroundings at Emakoko. One of Emakoko's stylish bedrooms. All of which makes...

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Africa House Safaris: March 2015

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Sunday, March 29, 2015. The camp with its sights set high. Views don’t come much more dramatic than the towering form of Mount Kilimanjaro – and there are few lodges better placed to capture this drama than Tawi Lodge. Located on the southern fringe of Kenya’s stunning Amboseli National Park, the view from Tawi is a quintessential safari landscape of vast open plains with Kili’s snow-tipped grandeur providing the backdrop. Stylish bedroom at Tawi with stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. And perhaps the ...

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Africa House Safaris: September 2013

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Monday, September 9, 2013. Out on its own. A long way from the familiar National Parks and Reserves, in Kenya’s remote Northern Frontier lies Sarara, a small, intimate tented camp surrounded by wilderness. The only accommodation for miles around, this is truly wild and immersive. It also happens to have style, luxury, amazing food and exemplary eco credentials. Sarara's infinity pool and the mountain view beyond. With such beautiful surroundings, the Sarara camp has a lot to live up to – and obligi...

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Africa House Safaris: Solio so good

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Friday, February 28, 2014. At its finer end, East African tourism has developed a tendency over recent years to deliver something extraordinary – which is to combine world-class accommodation and magnificent settings with a genuine ethical purpose. One leading in this new class of tourist destination is Solio, a lodge and conservancy in Kenya which we were thrilled to visit for ourselves a few weeks ago. A beautiful bathroom at Solio. 65279;. A panoramic view of a twin room at Solio. For us, the combin...

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Africa House Safaris: October 2013

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Wednesday, October 30, 2013. Discovering Uganda – part 3: The unmistakable shoebill. One of the wonders of African wildlife is how endlessly diverse and curious is can be. While you might come with preconceptions of a quintessential scene where lions prowl the great savannah, there are a thousand other weird and wonderful creatures that might catch your eye while out on safari. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). And find out more about our luxury bespoke safaris and special tours in East Africa. Africa House is...