 | KLM Air Cares Charity promo Nature for Kids KLM's endorsement of Nature for Kids |
 | Explore Sanibel/Captiva Nature with Kids The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation encourages families to get outside together -- whether for structured activities such as a shelling program or free-ranging exploration. For more information visit www.FortMyers-Sanibel.com |
 | Road to Al-Issa part 3 part 3 of the mini-tournament |
 | Evening in the San Rafael grasslands san rafael grasslands arizona |
 | Litang Grasslands The grasslands around Litang, Sichuan, China |
 | Sophia and the terrific forest (part 2-3) Film by Nature for Kids. Focuses on the issues of Deforestation. Part 2 of 3 www.natureforkids.nl |
 | KIDS: Raccoon Platoon From the children's DVD: "Cuckoo Concertos, Vol. 1." A family of hungry raccoons invaded our backyard last night. They ate some peach slices, but they preferred (yecchh!) live snails from our garden -- shells and all -- much to the delight of my wife. A Video by Braddon Mendelson. © 2007 Noisivision, Inc. All Rights Reserved. |
 | Mkobo & Naishanja and the Great Lion (part 3-3) Film by Nature for Kids. Focuses on the issues of wildlife management. Part 3 of 3 www.natureforkids.nl |
 | Gems of Kohala: Archaology and Hiking at Lapakahi, HI How did the Hawai'ians of olden time survive in such an inhospitable, barren wasteland as Kohala? At Lapakahi (meaning "single ridge") State Historical Park you can walk through the partially --restored remains of a 600-year old Hawai'ian fishing village, Koai'e. One must bear in mind that Kohala was not always the barren wasteland seen today. Initially dryland forest, a thousand years ago or more the native Hawai'ians burned the forest to clear farmland for dryland crops such as sweet potato. Primitive farming techniques, overpopulation, erosion from storms, lava flows and lack of irrigation water eventually desertified much of the previously forested coast. With the coming of Europeans, over-grazing by cattle prevented the ecosystem from repairing itself once the native Hawai'ians had deserted it. Contrary to what Park staff may tell you, snorkeling is both permissible and delightful in Koai'e Cove, adjacent to this site. Admission is free, self-guided tour takes about 45 minutes. Portable toilets, no water. For more information, visit www.tourguidehawaii.com or www.tourguidehawaii.blogspot,com |
 | Fifth graders look for nature Osborn Elementary fifth graders look for nature at Barn Beach Reserve in Leavenworth. Video by Don Seabrook, World photo editor. |
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