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  Gary Engberg Outdoors — Authority: 148
  
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• Outdoor Horizons Radio 11-14-09 Interview with DNR Conservtion Warden John Buss

  
  Gary Engberg Outdoors — Authority: 148
  Today on Outdoor Horizons Radio Wally Banfi and Gary Engberg discuss the local pheasant hunting and the large number of big bucks being taken by local bow hunting. The deer are in rut and this is a great time to harvest a big trophy. The local fishing is talked about with the up and [...]
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• Texas Wildscapes: Gardening for Wildlife

  
  Wildlife News — Authority: 110
  An updated and revised version of the book “ Texas Wildscapes: Gardening for Wildlife ” will be available through Texas A&M Press and fine booksellers everywhere beginning on November 14, 2009. Author Kelly Conrad Bender of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s (TPWD) Urban Wildlife Program worked with ...
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• State Battles Giant Salvinia at Toledo Bend

  
  Wildlife News — Authority: 110
  During the first weekend in November (2009), helicopter crews sprayed EPA-approved herbicides on floating mats of giant salvinia and water hyacinth at Toledo Bend Reservoir, where recent floods had flushed the floating, invasive water weeds into more areas of the rain-swollen reservoir, affecting some 2,000 total ...
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• Rescued orangutans face new test of survival: returning to the wild

  
  The Washington Post — Authority: 967
  PALANGKA RAYA, INDONESIA -- Over the past decade, Lone Droscher-Nielsen, a former Scandinavian Airlines Systems flight attendant, has saved nearly 600 orphaned orangutans in Borneo from almost certain death. Funded by donations from abroad, shes given the apes food, shelter and better health ca...
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• Water on the Moon: Permanent Human Habitat Next

  
  plausible futures — Authority: 99
  Nasa’s experiment last month to find water on the Moon was a major success, US scientists have announced. The space agency smashed a rocket and probe into a large crater at the lunar south pole, hoping to kick up ice. Scientists who have studied the data now say instruments trained on the impact plume saw copious ...
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• Silent Auction of Recycled Art Benefits Habitat for Humanity in Baton Rouge LA

  
  Baton Rouge Real Estate Voice — Authority: 122
  Habitat for Humanity helps many in Baton Rouge achieve home ownership Baton Rouge benefits greatly from Habitat for Humanity as do communities across the Country.  The Greater Baton Rouge Habitat for Humanity is going to benefit greatly  from an art show where all of the displays were made from recycled ...
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• Southern Sunset: Vista

  
  My Little Norway — Authority: 130
  The South shore of Tromsø Island.  The mountains, the rocky sand and the cold water.  I’m jealous of the little red boat shed as it has the best location.  In the distance the Hurtigruta liner is sailing in from Finnsnes.This is the last of our collection of photographs from this 7th of... Click on the title to ...
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• Greenbuild Conference News Roundup: Day 3

  
  Environmental Leader — Authority: 621
  As the Greenbuild International Conference and Expo wraps up, more than 30,000 attendees are estimated to have attended the job fair or any one of more than 100 educational seminars, 800 exhibitors’ booths or green building tours of Phoenix, reports The Independent. Here are some more highlights from the show.The ...
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• Polar Bear Balderdash

  
  PA Pundits - International — Authority: 548
  By Alan Caruba I received an email from the Sierra Club urging me to sign a petition to declare the polar bear an endangered species. The Department of the Interior is considering this and it would cover much of the Arctic, including the sea ice of the Arctic Ocean. The Sierra Club is worried because Shell Oil ...
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• The Lake Nakuru National Park to Lake Naivasha Project

  
  Soysambu Conservancy — Authority: 413
  Here on Soysambu Conservancy we are not only working to protect and preserve the wildlife and habitat in our immediate vicinity, but the Conservancy land is a crucial part of a bigger wildlife and habitat protection project- The Lake Nakuru National Park to Lake Naivasha Project. The aim of the project is to secure ...
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• My Habitat Home: True Loves First Kiss

  
  My Habitat Home — Authority: 103
  As I mentioned before this blog will go on.  Ive been a very busy girl.  My little girl is the first to get a room makeover.  She has a slight princess complex.  So, what did I do?  I gave her a sleeping beauty room.  Her room is pink and is covered in hand painted vines.  Boy am I pooped!  I gave her a ...
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• Golden Eagles: An Exercise in Patience

  
  San Diego Zoo Blogs — Authority: 496
  The view from our eagle observation point in the Sierra Juarez, Baja California, Mexico. A nest that was occupied last spring is located on the other side of the ridge in the left side of the picture. I recently traveled with a few colleagues to north-central Baja California, Mexico, to conduct field research for ...
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• 15 Great Places to Waterfowl Hunt 11-12-09

  
  Gary Engberg Outdoors — Authority: 148
  15 great places to hunt waterfowlBy Matt Young for Ducks Unlimited magazine. While good waterfowl hunting can be found across this continent from the Arctic to the Everglades, there are certain locations that regularly attract extraordinary numbers of birds. These are the places that waterfowl hunters dream about ...
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  Gary Engberg Outdoors — Authority: 148
  
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• Komodo dragons make debut at Phoenix Zoo

  
  World Zoo Today — Authority: 442
  by JJ Hensley – The Arizona Republic Ivan and Gaia could have hardly picked a better day to make their debut. The stars of the Phoenix Zoo’s new Komodo dragon exhibit, Land of the Dragon, were greeted with warm weather and a swarming holiday crowd that exceeded 10,000 people. The 15-year-old siblings took it ...
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• Southern Sunset: Row Boat

  
  My Little Norway — Authority: 130
  This cute wooden row boat has become a feature of the landscape.  It is always sitting in the same place.  I know it gets used in the fjord but I have never seen it floating on the water, only sitting on the beach.  Soon the ice will come and freeze itself onto the boat.  It [...]Related... Click on the title to ...
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• On the Hunt: Long, Low Sofas

  
  The City Sage — Authority: 123
  At the moment Im deep in the thick of working with a client on her living room. The room features a raised concrete hearth in front of a brick fireplace--which itself makes up an entire wall--so we want to echo those long, wide surfaces in the furnishings. The repeated emphasis on broad horizontal planes will create a ...
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• Conservation Planning for Extreme Events?

  
  Cool Green Science: The Conservation Blog of The Nature Conservancy — Authority: 546
  What am I trying to illustrate in the above photo (a picture of cattle and elephant dung)? That conservation planning is a pile of poop? No. But this mixture of excrement does show why such planning needs to incorporate extreme events like drought or flooding – especially for the impacts of those events on ...
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• Tromvik near Tromsø

  
  My Little Norway — Authority: 130
  Tromvik is a cute fishing village on Kvaløya Island just off Tromsø.  There is not much there, just a few fisherman huts, reindeer and hjeller (fish racks built as high as a house for air drying cod).  It’s a nice Sunday drive to have a peek at how Norwegian fishermen live.Related... Click on the title to read ...
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