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Creative Arts

Artist Asher Jay’s “Sea Speak Sphere: Message in a Bottle” at the American Museum of Natural History

Artist Asher Jay’s “Sea Speak Sphere: Message in a Bottle” at the American Museum of Natural History

A special installation of Asher Jay’s visually arresting campaign of hand-painted PET bottles titled SEA SPEAK SPHERE: MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE will be on display [...]

by × April 13, 2013 × 0 comments

Worldchanging Women

Heroines for the Planet: Cheetah Conservation Fund Founder Dr. Laurie Marker

Heroines for the Planet: Cheetah Conservation Fund Founder Dr. Laurie Marker

Photo by Frans Lanting. You could call her the Cheetah Whisperer. But Dr. Laurie Marker’s remarkable devotion to the study and conservation of endangered cheetahs [...]

by × October 1, 2012 × 0 comments

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Susan Rockefeller's "Mission of Mermaids" Highlights Ocean Conservation Through Film

Susan Rockefeller's "Mission of Mermaids" Highlights Ocean Conservation Through Film

I know I’m not the only woman who went through a prolonged obsession with mermaids. I think any of us who grew up swimming (I [...]

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Worldchanging Women

Audubon's 2012 Women in Conservation: The Rachel Carson Award Goes To…

Audubon's 2012 Women in Conservation: The Rachel Carson Award Goes To…

The 2012 Rachel Carson Award recipients, L to R: The Rev. Canon Sally Bingham, President of The Regeneration Project / Interfaith Power and Light, L. [...]

by × May 24, 2012 × 0 comments

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Success for the Sea Shepherd; Japanese Whalers Head Home Short

Success for the Sea Shepherd; Japanese Whalers Head Home Short

In a statement made yesterday by the Institute of Cetacean Research, Japan announced that it made it back to the mainland with only 679 whales [...]

by × April 15, 2009 × 3 comments

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Smart Garden and Lawn Watering

Smart Garden and Lawn Watering

What are your recommendations for keeping a garden quenched without wasting water? —Rachel Carter, Ludlow, VT You can forget juicy tomatoes this summer if you [...]

by × July 16, 2008 × 8 comments

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UN Eco Conferences

Pardon my absence the last few weeks, but this month has been an unbelievably busy one in the green arena here. Bonn, Germany’s former capital [...]

by × June 15, 2008 × 1 comment

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For the Birds

For the Birds

When I was a little girl I would watch the songbirds that alighted on the birdfeeder deep in the woods of my Hudson Valley, NY [...]

by × May 1, 2008 × 1 comment

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Roam If You Want To (But Not if You're a Bear)

Roam If You Want To (But Not if You're a Bear)

This map, scanned from Patagonia’s latest catalog, details a grizzly’s 50-mile journey, which in the world of a bear, isn’t even really that far of [...]

by × January 8, 2008 × 3 comments

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7 Sexiest Green Stars of 2007

7 Sexiest Green Stars of 2007

The results are in! Well, not really. This list is based on my humble blogger opinion. Use the comment section to claim which celebs float [...]

by × January 7, 2008 × 5 comments