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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Bird of the Day: Newly-hatched Whimbrel (Churchill, Canada)
Originally posted on La Paz Group:
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Ejdern Minskar Dramatiskt I Skärgården ( Eider Population In Sweden Is Dramatically On The Decline)
Skärgårdsstiftelsens inventering av djurlivet visar att ejdern idag nästan helt är borta från de yttre delarna av skärgården. Det är ABC som rapporterar att ejdern, skärgådsfågeln framför andra, idag nästan helt är borta från de yttre delarna av skärgården. – … Continue reading
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Polisanmälan: Skoterhets Mot Junselevargen ( Famous Wolf Claimed To lllegally Hunted By Scoter In Sweden)
En person har anmält otillåten jakt på den riksbekanta Junselevargen, rapporterar allehanda.se. Skoterjakten skulle ha skett för att ringa in vargarna och underlätta jakt i samband med att Naturvårdsverket fattade sitt beslut om skyddsjakt. Men Förvaltningsrätten stoppade en kort tid … Continue reading
My Father, My Hero, WWII Soldier , Survivor And Doctor
The last WWII Soldiers are now all almost gone now. My family comes from Estonia. Estonia has since ancient times been occupied by Russians and Germans. They were only free after a short moment after WWI. During WWII they were … Continue reading
Building Bridges or Killing Elephants?
Originally posted on Fight for Rhinos:
China’s ever-increasing presence in African countries can’t be ignored. Since the 90’s, China has been staking its claim in oil, infrastructure and mining projects across the dark continent. What does their business mean to…
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