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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Many people enjoy watching ospreys. The Maine-based Biodiversity Research Institute has a webcam on an osprey nest in Pleasant Cove, Woolwich, Maine. When I was growing up, my mother used to point out the osprey nests in that cove as … Continue reading
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Tagged biodiversity, Biodiversity Research Institute, eagle cam, loons, osprey, osprey cam, wetlands, wildlife camera
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Estuarine Wetlands can be rehabilitated to provide carbon sequestration benefits Claremont Climate Report – May 26, 2010 http://www.claremontclimatereport.com/2010/05/estuarine-wetlands-can-be-rehabilitated.html
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Tagged carbon sequestration, estuarine wetlands
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A couple weeks ago the Compleat Wetlander blog described an opportunity to comment on the Progress Report of the Interagency Climate Change Adaptation Task Force. http://aswm.org/wordpress/2010/05/the-compleat-wetlander-responding-to-a-changing-climate-cast-your-vote-for-protecting-water-wetlands-and-wildlife-by-may-15/. When I checked the website today: there are over 2000 comments posted. Included among … Continue reading
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Human Cost of Oil – Gulf Coast Oil Spill By Al Huang – Switchboard (NRDC blog) – May 13, 2010 http://switchboard.nrdc.org/blogs/ahuang/ the_human_cost_of_oil_gulf_coa.html
I was about twelve years old when I first saw Little Shop of Horrors, (1986) with Rick Moranis and Steve Martin. I loved it. The remake of the 1960s film featured one of the most famous Venus flytraps—Audrey II (or … Continue reading
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Tagged Audrey II, bogs, carnivorous plants, Darwin, Little Shop of Horrors, pine savannah, pitcher plants, Venus flytrap, wetlands
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Latest Gulf oil spill forecast shows push west to fragile Louisiana wetlands Press Register Blog – May 10, 2010 The latest Gulf of Mexico oil spill forecast map provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration continues to show a … Continue reading
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In October of 2010 the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) is scheduled to report to the President on a U.S. approach to climate change adaptation. It will outline what federal agencies are doing and recommend additional ideas to consider in … Continue reading
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Recently a colleague sent me a list to a webpage with “weed recipes” with information about invasive species. (Thanks, Ruth!) I posted the link on Facebook thinking of friends who are always on the look-out for new ideas on cooking, … Continue reading
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Tagged eat invasives, invasive species, Japanese knotweed, weed recipes, wetlands
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