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Choose to be 100% UV-protected while surfing and swimming ! Wear this brand-new surf rash guard from Europe that automatically sponsors "Save Our Seas", our favorite marine education & conservation group on Kauai, Hawaii. Your "Message in the Bottle" will be gratefully received to protect, preserve & restore our oceans. Be well, safe, protected and helpful!

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acostia Explorers--a 6-episode educational nature-based mini-documentary series discussing environmental and social issues on the Anacostia River (distributed and used in DC Public Schools as part of science and ecology curriculum)

www.rewindstudios.co.uk Take a walk around The Wolseley Centre The headquarters of Staffordshire Wildlife Trust. Produced by Rewind Studios

First Top 10 Builder to Include Products that Address Energy & Water Savings and Indoor Air Quality as Standard Features Beazer Homes USA, Inc. (NYSE: BZH), one of the nation’s top 10 homebuilders, today launched eSMART by Beazer Homes™ (http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/beazer/32362), the first comprehensive program of its size designed to increase energy and water efficiency, and improve indoor air quality, for every home it builds. The innovative program combines high-performance products from GE, Honeywell, Moen and others with industry-approved green building practices, and is designed to have an immediate impact on the home’s annual operating costs. The new eSMART features will be made available at no additional cost to buyers.

Absolut is running a global campaign that’s ‘challenging the status quo’ by presenting thought provoking visions of life in “An Absolut World”. Have a vision for the world? Vote to see your favourite Absolut vision come to life. http://www.inanabsolutworld.com.au

The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is located just a few miles west of Las Vegas and encompasses 197,000 acres within the Mojave Desert. Red Rock is an area of worldwide geologic interest and beauty. The most significant geologic feature of Red Rock Canyon is the Keystone Thrust Fault. A thrust fault is a fracture in the earth's crust where one rock plate is thrust horizontally over another. About 65 million years ago, it is believed that two of the earth's crustal plates collided with such force that part of one plate was shoved up and over younger sandstones. This thrust contact is clearly defined by the sharp contrast between the grey limestones and the red sandstones. The Keystone Thrust Fault extends from the Cottonwoood Fault (along the Pahrump Highway) 13 miles northward to the vicinity of La Madre Mountain, where it is obscured by more complex faulting. Rock art within Red Rock comes in two varieties, petroglyphs and pictographs. The difference between the two types is the manner in which they were made. Petroglyphs were pecked into the surface of the rock. Pictographs were painted on the rock. In Red Rock Canyon a coating of dark "desert varnish" on lighter sandstone provides the perfect medium for petroglyphs, which are the most common of the two types of rock art found at Red Rock. If you want to discover some petroglyphs firsthand, the Red Spring area has a wide variety of different styles on the cliff faces and fallen boulders. (The above information was taken from the following websites: http://www.desertusa.com/redrock/ and http://www.redrockcanyonlv.org/ ) The song is “Lost Highway” by Bon Jovi

http://www.bronxzoo.com Madagascar's fearsome fossa is only about a foot tall and 20 pounds. But don't be deceived. This agile hunter uses its great strength, big claws, and sharp teeth to bring down lemurs from the canopy.

Dr. Terry Lilley, "Save Our Seas" (California)) has a gerat eye and a huge heart for the ocean! Check this video and be amazed. Terry - you rock!

http://www.bronxzoo.com Can you imagine 100,000 hissing cockroaches crawling around together in the trunk of a tree? It's one of Madagascar's sights to behold...but don't bug out—they're behind glass!

The Advertising Council in collaboration with the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation (NMSF), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the U.S. Department of Interior, and Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, announced today the launch of a new series of public service advertisements (PSAs) designed to raise awareness among all Americans about the health of the oceans. The campaign launch comes the same day that NOAA issues a report stating that half the coral reef ecosystems under United States jurisdiction are considered by scientists to be in "poor" or "fair" condition and that marine debris is a significant contributor to that decline. More than half of the nation's population lives along the coast, while many others visit the ocean each year. Yet, few Americans are aware that the health of our oceans is currently at risk; nor do they realize that they have a significant and vital role to play in keeping the oceans clean. To view more Multimedia News Release go to, http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/adcouncil/32886/

Sea Turtle Conservation Center @Satahip Navy Base,Chonburi Province By www.ozonetv.net

Erin takes a veritable walk in the sun with this bags that aren't just fashionable, but are also solar powered! The solar cells on these bags by Voltaic and Noon Solar are enough to charge mobile phones and iPods.

Archibald Stansfeld Belaney, Wa-sha-quon-asin, or Grey Owl from the Ojibwe. Although english, he spent the latter years of his life with Iroquois Gertrude Bernard (whom he later called Anahareo) under the guise of Grey Owl, working for the Canadian Parks. In his articles, books, and films he promoted the idea of environmentalism and nature conservation. In 1931, He wrote several articles for the Canadian Forestry Association (CFA) publication Forests and Outdoors His life, although it was somewhat romanticised was made into the film by Richard Attenborough (who had seen Grey Owl on his visit to England in 1935-1937) Pierce Brosnan does a very honest portrait of the complex man... who was ahead of his time in his campaigning for the stopping of the rape of our mother earth for financial greed and gain by a minority ruling class. Now, more than ever his words that some things are not for sale, has an ominous ring like that of the bell that tolls for humanity as it now stands at the abyss. May we follow his lead , be it more than 70 years later by confirming that we are the children of this earth, not the lords of it, and act accordingly.

Relentless in his pursuit to save endangered species across the globe since 1952, the world’s pre-eminent field biologist, George B. Schaller, Ph.D., has been named the 2008 recipient of the Indianapolis Prize, the world’s leading award for animal conservation. In recognition for his lifetime achievements, Dr. Schaller will receive $100,000 and the Lilly Medal at a gala ceremony presented by the AES Corporation and hosted by award-winning actress and environmentalist Jane Alexander on Sept. 27, 2008, in Indianapolis. As Senior Conservationist for the Wildlife Conservation Society, Dr. Schaller’s successes are numerous, including his recent work with the endangered Tibetan antelope or chiru – at times slaughtered for its exquisite wool used to make shahtoosh shawls. He trekked a thousand miles across Tibet’s rugged Chang Tang Reserve to study the chiru, wild yak and other wildlife and make recommendations to the Chinese government. Schaller now strives to save Marco Polo sheep, snow leopards and other wildlife and assist the nomadic local people in achieving a measure of harmony between rangelands, livestock and wildlife. He is also working to create an international peace park in the four corners of Pakistan, Afghanistan, China and Tajikistan. To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/indianapoliszoo/32853/

Unveiled in November 2001 to honor the National Geographic Society victims of the September 11th Pentagon tragedy, the Anacostia Explorers program provides local elementary school students with an innovative opportunity to document and broadcast their participation in a hands-on environmental education project on Kingman and Heritage Island. Students are taught basic applications of TV production and then broadcast their experiences through the production of six educational videos into classrooms and homes throughout the Anacostia Watershed thereby engaging students beyond the Anacostia River in a Meaningful Bay Experience while developing an appreciation of stewardship within their own communities.