#habitat protection

[celineszoges]

Animal-named sports teams will help their animals, fans, the environment with fire safety, management, education, awareness, reforestation, sanctuaries, first aid...

[howdoesone]

How does one teach an Aye-aye to play the guitar with that long middle finger?

  Introduction to the Aye-Aye: The Rock Star of the Lemur World The Aye-Aye, a nocturnal lemur native to Madagascar, is one of the quirkiest creatures in the animal kingdom. With its large eyes, bat-like ears, and most notably, its elongated middle finger, the Aye-Aye is as fascinating as it is peculiar. This middle finger is primarily used to tap on trees to find insects, but what if we could…

[herbalnature]

Check out the fiery beauty of Platanthera ciliaris, with its vibrant orange blossoms reaching out like little flames. These charming orchids add a burst of color to the green tapestry of their native U.S. habitats.

[albertabats]

#Baturday is for learning about bats! This time of year, our Canadian bats are hibernating. This short video gives insight on what that means for bats in #Alberta. The cluster of bats shown in the preview slide includes the banded Little Brown Myotis who was found to be 39 years old! #Hibernation is a critical time for bats. (this video now has closed captions)

[shmreduplication]

see picture of giant artichoke restaurent building on tumblr.edu

reverse image search and find out it's in california (you live in californa)

find out there is an artichoke festival 2 hrs drive from you but you already missed it this year

plan to go next year

buy the hat (and book) from the online store because you love artichokes and are definitely going next year so it's ok to break the rule of "go to a location/event before buying a hat"

don't feel good and don't have the necessary Driving Endurance built up to make it there and back so you miss the festival :(

oh well there is next year

spend the year going on many 1hr and longer drives

your mom is in town for a few weeks and it overlaps with the festival, she also loves artichokes and instilled your love of artichokes in you

like two weeks ago she said she got a deal for a hotel near it so let's drive down saturady, have a nice dinner, then go on sunday

bring the hat you bought over a year ago and have a lovely time, eat artichokes steamed grilled fried cupcaked and taco'ed :)

don't eat the burgered meatstuffed or breadbowled artichokes because they would have been too filling for you to have eaten all the other artichokes

see a video about the history of artichokes in californai and it has a picture of the restaurant from tumblr!

look up restaurant and it's on the way home! barely out of the way at all!

wear the hat to take a picture with the restaurant!

???

profit

[allthecanadianpolitics]

The Habitat Conservation Fund(opens in a new tab) is financially supporting 15 projects that aim to enhance and conserve wildlife and habitats in Nova Scotia. The projects have received more the $263,000. In a news release(opens in a new tab), Minister of Natural Resources and Renewables Tory Rushton thanked the various groups advancing the projects, as well as the hunters and trappers whose wildlife habitat stamp purchases make conservation efforts possible. “This fund is vital for maintaining ecosystem health, supporting biodiversity, habitat conservation and community research,” said Rushton.

Continue Reading

Tagging: @newsfromstolenland

[jisreal64]

So ever since I posted that poll I’ve been getting a lot of hate comments from people saying that I hate indie animation because I criticize HH, HB, and shows under their influence. But here’s the thing, I criticize them because they’re poorly written and rely heavily on childish humor; in fact, there are a lot of great indie cartoons that get overlooked by the animation community because they’re not under HH/HB’s influence. So if you’re an aspiring cartoonist, please DO NOT look at the work of Vivziepop or any other animator under her influence as inspiration.

[covenawhite66]

West African countries such as Liberia, Senegal and Guinea-Bissau, communities have designated biodiversity hotspots, including forests and lagoons, as sacred. This system has served as a conservation tool respected by these communities for generations. The community's existence is intricately linked to the well-being and survival of the biodiversity and natural resources surrounding it.

The Western African method is to reinforce communal stewardship of the land, rather than ownership. The system starkly contrasts with some current, non-Indigenous North American methods of prohibiting humans from living in certain protected areas. Placing a dollar value on conserving these areas risks destroying the very belief system and way of thinking that have ensured their survival in the first place. Their value of biodiversity cannot be translated into monetary terms.

[peacephotography]

Mothers Ship Photograph: Shawn Heinrichs

[celineszoges]

BLUE JAYS

[howdoesone]

How does one invite a Saola to a unicorn-themed party?

Introduction to the Saola: The Real-Life Unicorn The Saola, often referred to as the “Asian unicorn,” is one of the most elusive and mystical creatures in the animal kingdom. Discovered only in 1992 in the Annamite Range of Vietnam and Laos, the Saola has captivated the imaginations of scientists and animal lovers alike. With its long, slender horns and gentle demeanor, it’s easy to see why it…

[istherewifiinhell]

So anyway. Pausing on the path. Looking down contemplatively. :/ oh. Thats bear shit huh.

Well reader. Know this. U have more cause to fear from an off leash rottweiler than than a bear.

[borgeslabyrinth]

"Florida is hell on earth" sounds like a you problem

[higunky]

I'm going to speak my truth. the more you look at them the less they look like each other

[tired-fandom-ndn]

I have the weirdest fucking hangups. I love a good yakuza fic and I'm fine with all the torture and murder but then the characters traffic exotic animals and THAT'S where I draw the line lmao

[jisreal64]

Here’s a meme I made regarding the state of Indie Animation: