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Didn't really plan on this shot, but everything seemed to fall in place nicely for this scene of a juvenile Nephila pilipes with cicada that flew into her web just a minute ago. Photo of how I took the picture to follow....
Our beautiful Kansas River today....don’t let her fool you, she’s humming along at 40,000 cfs....far from safe recreational levels. Nonetheless, beautiful to watch and hear.
#kansasriver#2019kansasflood
"Water, the very thing that makes barge shipping possible in normal times, has been present in such alarming overabundance this spring that it has rendered river transportation impossible in much of the United States." Read the @nytimes article here: https://t.co/ok01agQ6m2
We're hiring! The Institutional Relations Director will manage and establish relationships with foundation, business, and government partners, and lead event-focused fundraising efforts to advance our mission. Apply today or share with your network! https://t.co/6QDQfGGgPt
Excited to welcome The Coastal Alabama Restoration Tool (CART) to the Freshwater Network! The Coastal Alabama Restoration Tool will help prioritize, coordinate, and track on-going conservation and restoration projects. @mobilebaynep@MSALSeaGrant
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Is your nonprofit work focusing on #stewardship activities on a U.S. Forest Service administered Wild and Scenic River? Apply for #funding by July 3rd, 2019!
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Very thorough update today by The @CullmanTribune about @TysonFoods' massive wastewater spill, its ramifications for people and wildlife, and the reactions of various groups: https://t.co/00K3cyBA8Y
Earlier this month, Ironshore’s New York office attended a Hudson River cleanup project in partnership with Solar One and Riverkeeper. The volunteers participated in invasive species removal, trash cleanup and plant potting projects as part of the annual Riverkeeper Sweep.
New study in @nature shows just 1/3 of the world’s longest #rivers remain free-flowing -- threatening ecosystems and societal services.
The good news? We're removing #dams and the river restoration movement is stronger than ever. @americanrivers
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Nutritious food, clean water, a breath of fresh air: this is what’s at stake.
The @IPBES report on biodiversity reveals we’re at a critical crossroads. But a sustainable future IS possible IF we make big changes: https://t.co/4JqVRIbfVJ
The Indian state of Sikkim is now 100% organic.
No fertilizer. No pesticides. Demand for organic food grew 16% globally last year. India has highest percentage of organic farming anywhere in the world. Hats off!