Moroccos Desert Trip into the Sahara...
Posted by admin in Nature on 09 2nd, 2011 | No Comments
If you prefer adventure, dunes, hot wind, a lot of sand and beautiful sceneries than trips to Moroccos desert is something for you. Common trips usually starts at small oasis town of Zagora and then to a little village of Oulad Driss near the Algeria borders. Off-road trips goes through the Valley of...
On the Wings of California Condor...
Posted by admin in Nature on 06 24th, 2011 | No Comments
The California Condor alias Gymnogyps californianus is one of the most endangered birds on this planet. The situation of this bird became so emerging that the population of California Condor dropped under 25 birds. The California Condor inhabits only the Grand Canyon area, Zion National Park, western...
Sprague Lake and Alberta Falls Trail in ...
Posted by admin in Nature on 02 11th, 2011 | No Comments
Sprague Lake is 13-acre lake located in a resort owned by Abner Sprague, which was an expert guide and host, and his wife Alberta, in Rocky Mountain National Park. The lake elevation is 8200 feet and you can walk around it like about Strbske Pleso in High Tatras, Slovakia.
The Alberta Falls trail starts...
Tree House the Dream of Your Childhood...
Posted by admin in Nature on 12 14th, 2010 | No Comments
If you had wishes at your childhood to have such a tree house in your garden than this house from architect Robert Harvey Oshatz is a full-filled dream for you. It is built in the forests of Portland, Oregon. Wilkinson Residence, completed in 2004, is in perfect harmony with nature and I have to say...
Said but True Greenpeace Ads...
Posted by admin in Nature on 08 10th, 2010 | No Comments
Sometimes it is said to see such images but we will really need some more drastic solutions for ecological problems.
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Antarctica Versus Global Warming...
Based on last year study, despite some past evidence to the contrary, the continent of Antarctica is warming together with the rest of the planet. The study took into account satellite measurements and found that between 1957 and 2006, temperatures in Antarctica rose an average of 0.18 degrees Fahrenheit....
Spectacular Images of Sakurajima Volcano...
Posted by admin in Nature on 04 14th, 2010 | No Comments
Martin Rietze, alien landscape photographer, captured some spectacular images of Sakurajima volcano in Kagoshima prefecture in Japan. The photos were taken between December 24, 2009 and January 10, 2010.
Credit: mrietze.com
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Global Warming will Wipe Out Plankton fr...
Plankton is the most prevalent life and food source in the ocean. Phytoplankton, which carries on photosynthesis near the ocean surface, serves as food for the zooplankton and fish.
The microscopic plants that underpin all life in the oceans are likely to be destroyed by global warming. Scientists have...
Fruit Picker Killed In Komodo Dragon Att...
Posted by admin in Nature on 03 30th, 2009 | No Comments
Muhamad Anwar was attacked on Komodo, one of three islands in eastern Indonesia where the endangered giant reptile is found in the wild.
The incident happened minutes after the 31-year-old fell out of a sugar apple tree, police sergeant Kosmas Jalang said.
Mr Anwar was left bleeding badly from bites...
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