The flora and fauna are real frontier flora and fauna; they'll react realistically.
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To calm me down, they said it's just the flora and fauna, flora and fauna.
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Aborigines were until then administered under flora and fauna laws.
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It is idyllic, with palm trees and tropical flora and fauna.
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And then there is the damage to native flora and fauna.
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He was fascinated by the flora and fauna of the island.
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Yet somehow the flora and fauna of Earth manage to thrive.
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Shooting flora and fauna isn't as easy as you might think.
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This sign shows some of the flora and fauna in the area.
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Maybe I saw the flora and fauna of the world as immortal.
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The bountiful and sweet aroma of the natural world's flora and fauna.
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Within the compound are more than 1,200 species of flora and fauna.
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Each room, she told me, is named for native flora and fauna.
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The Engineers used to publish local atlases that detailed America's flora and fauna.
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Pretty much every kind of flora and fauna in Australia can kill you.
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But the thing that sets Victusia apart is, appropriately, its flora and fauna.
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There's all sorts of unusual flora and fauna to see along the way
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Deserts aren't necessarily deserted — they can be crowded with fantastic flora and fauna.
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Scorched-earth tactics and chemical warfare pose particular threats to flora and fauna.
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In the past, those dangers were sometimes mortal ones — dangerous terrain, flora, and fauna.
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Scientists are now taking stock of flora and fauna in this years' storm paths.
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In summer, they blossom into this almost rainforest-type jungle of flora and fauna.
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Nothing makes a festive statement like a fireplace filled with seasonal flora and fauna.
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Rockefeller had a taste for porcelain services, particularly those decorated with flora and fauna.
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This arrangement of natural flora and fauna can be cast to protect the bee population.
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The show will be a kind of unofficial census of the city's flora and fauna.
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Californians live in an increasingly precarious balance with the flora and fauna that surround us.
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That reindeer, like much of the flora and fauna in "The Snow Queen," can speak.
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The indigenous flora and fauna of the sleepy town have become an obsession for Barnette.
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When many of us think of conservation, images of flora and fauna come to mind.
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Colo-i-Suva is an indigenous forest site housing many flora and fauna native to Fiji.
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He acts the part of an adventurer on a scientific expedition documenting Kong's flora and fauna.
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Mr Morton believes in picking and choosing new flora and fauna to colonise the changed landscape.
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He takes pleasure in cataloging the flora and fauna, smells and sounds that populate his world.
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Keep your pessimism in check and connect with nature—flora and fauna always helps your spirits!
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The flora and fauna go on living, their environment changed but their instinct to survive intact.
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Debris continued to wash up on Friday, she said, posing a threat to flora and fauna.
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The museum features flora and fauna from the Miami area, placing an emphasis on local conservation.
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I think of them as the flora and fauna of New York—flora more than fauna.
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You won't find any Tolkien-esque, pages-long passages describing the flora and fauna (thank God).
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Other human activities, such as deforestation and logging, could also devastate the planet's flora and fauna species.
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A flora and fauna theme dominates with pearly white, redheaded cherubs frolicking among evergreen and hemlock needles.
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Their rarity makes these species desirable, but it also makes them dangerous to native flora and fauna.
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In the town of my growing-up, the flora and fauna, such as they were, were stable.
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Other studies will include threats to native flora and fauna from diseases and pests, irrigation and drainage.
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Here are several notable companies making strides to protect Patagonia's wondrous flora and fauna for future generations.
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The project experiments with what it'd look like if artificial materials germinated or behaved like flora and fauna.
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Rosenbaum's ambitious mission to revive New Jersey's indigenous flora and fauna is another element of Rosen's "holistic" farm.
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Using an app called iNaturalist, amateur scientists will log their observations and get help identifying flora and fauna.
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Monstrous flora and fauna threaten our good friend Mario as he tries to avoid being juggled by rabbids.
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All are dumped illegally, whether in forests, drains, sea, or rivers, killing flora and fauna and contaminating soil.
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And despite the extensive visuals of flora and fauna, this Emily never seems to revel in nature's bounty.
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"The flora and fauna in Puerto Rico, the biodiversity, has adapted to work through hurricanes," Mr. Joglar said.
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In "Calm Sea, Rough Sea" a map of Africa is bordered with drawings of tropical flora and fauna.
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Massive stores of carbon — in the form of ancient flora and fauna — are frozen in the Arctic ground.
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Approximately three-fourths of the country is covered by dense equatorial rain forest, with plentiful flora and fauna.
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It is to everyday life what geology is to flora and fauna: grounding, shaping, slow-moving, still-growing.
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Flora and fauna in these photographs indicate that my ancestors lived in an arid climate, probably the desert.
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She got separated from her group as she stopped to take photos of the various flora and fauna.
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The school offers a popular exchange program for European witches and wizards to study South American flora and fauna.
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Scores of goats munch on the flora and fauna in a residential area of Boise, Idaho, Aug 3, 2018.
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But amazingly, if you look carefully, you'll see that electricity does not deter the life of flora and fauna.
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Now many of his pieces are available as furniture to bring Harper's flora and fauna into your living room.
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Flora and fauna thrive in the region, also known as the DMZ, because it is rarely disturbed by humans.
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Centuries ago, the area was a prairie alive with people, flora and fauna, including the now-extinct California grizzly.
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Once rare, coral bleaching now happens once every six years, leaving behind calcium skeletons where flora and fauna thrived.
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Until then, check out some more photos of Flora and Fauna, Editions: To learn more about the artist click here.
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It was a space where New York City residents were exposed to exotic flora and fauna like kumquats and figs.
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Economics aside, why can we not recognize that a greater diversity of flora and fauna enhances our quality of life?
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The shipment contained shark species protected by the Convention in International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna.
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But Glenn, for one, has witnessed firsthand the devastation that these bushfires have wrought on the native flora and fauna.
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The U.N.-backed I.P.B.E.S. is to flora and fauna what the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is to the atmosphere.
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And the landowners — the American public — are growing increasingly intolerant of actions that kill off the native flora and fauna.
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In the next room, participants watch as the native flora and fauna come to life in a simulated Arctic tundra.
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Nearly all of that flora and fauna is concentrated in Cross River State in the country's southeast corner, abutting Cameroon.
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It's not just the topography of the landscape that gives this meat its flavour, the flora and fauna help too.
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In general its characters and humor that are as overstated as the hyper-saturated flora and fauna that populate its world.
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Greek gods like Eros appear along with followers of the Roman Bacchus, while Egyptian flora and fauna mingle in the patterns.
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The park itself hosts four separate river systems, six major landforms and an incredible number and variety of flora and fauna.
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The pots, depicting local flora and fauna, were pretty, if not exceptional, and sold to tourists passing throughout the central desert.
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Some clearly evoked the flora and fauna of Art Nouveau; others recalled the brash, geometric shapes of Cubism and Art Deco.
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This means that they can study the last generation of dinosaurs as well as the flora and fauna that survived them.
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This tropical region — rich in history, a riot of flora and fauna, and lousy with cruise ships — promises the good life.
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Like Bartram, she was once a Northerner dazzled by the frenzied flora and fauna here, but that was a decade ago.
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The developers also have plans to reintroduce native flora and fauna to the park that were present prior to Dutch colonization.
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Unfortunately, that gave them no means of escape when the island was submerged and all its flora and fauna were wiped out.
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The 226-year-old museum focused on India's flora and fauna, conservation and environmental education, and was especially popular with school children.
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The other works that fill out the Garden Paradise exhibition tie into the flora and fauna that one might associate with paradise.
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Charles and Camilla will depart Cuba on Wednesday after visiting the country's south coast to learn more about local flora and fauna.
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Aborigines were administered under flora and fauna laws until then and remain far behind most people in literacy, health and economic standards.
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It's a lovely boat ride through the world of Pandora, offering flora and fauna that you're sure to recognize from the movie.
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Dja, a largely undisturbed UNESCO World Heritage Site, contains an abundance of flora and fauna the Baka have relied upon to survive.
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The game focuses on the life of a sleepy wombat exploring Australian bushland, discovering all kinds of flora and fauna along the way.
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Criminal syndicates that smuggle flora and fauna often take advantage of porous borders and corrupt officials, transporting illicit cargo at an industrial scale.
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These public domain images belong to an archive of more than 55 million pages of literature about earth's species of flora and fauna.
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Where the artist added an iridescent glaze, the shapes are transformed into efflorescent flora and fauna that appear to concomitantly expand and contract.
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On Sunday, Planet Earth II broadcast its "Grasslands" episode, which dove into all the lovely flora and fauna of the planet's grassy plains.
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Japanese paper parasols adorned with flora and fauna motifs in the beginning of the show transformed into oversized velvet lampshades at one point.
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The Endangered Species Act, first passed in 2628, is considered a success globally, surpassing protections for flora and fauna in many other countries.
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From eucalyptus trees to ring-necked pheasants and zebra mussels, introduced species often compete with native flora and fauna for habitat and food.
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But the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History places special emphasis on the flora and fauna indigenous to the Holy Land and Middle East.
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But it was only a few years ago that I learned she had also made detailed studies of her surrounding flora and fauna.
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Like colonial codices, her paintings function as literal and cultural maps, delineating borders and capturing aspects of the landscape, including flora and fauna.
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The Endangered Species Act, first passed in 85033, is considered a success globally, surpassing protections for flora and fauna in many other countries.
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"There's a greater understanding of how special — and how fragile — it is," Mr. Dean said of the flora and fauna in the park.
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Famous for its exceptional flora and fauna, the peninsula does not resemble anyplace else in Russia, or many other parts of the planet.
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Like most of the islands in the archipelago, travelers there must abide by strict rules in order to protect the flora and fauna.
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From the first prototype, he was set on juxtaposing paper with big data and creating a world teeming with unique flora and fauna.
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Their demise heralds profound shifts in Iceland's weather patterns, water flows, flora and fauna, volcanic activity and land mass, according to the IMO.
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Here we see two examples of the crucifixion alongside delicately rendered flora and fauna: birds of paradise, deer, and the biblical apple tree.
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According to the National Institute of Ecology of South Korea, there are about 6,000 different species of flora and fauna living inside the DMZ.
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That lump of goo knows about neutron stars, black holes, neutrinos, and a middling number of the flora and fauna here on planet Earth.
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As she started photographing the flora and fauna of her native peatlands, she found others like her, with a newfound appreciation of the bogs.
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You write about how you began using the app iNaturalist to help you start identifying flora and fauna and get more grounded in place.
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Is there any other strain of flora and fauna that springs from God's green earth even half as rife with significance as the rose?
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Lyrical tales of romance from epic Hindu texts, darbaars (essentially Mughal emperor courts), holy wars, and flora and fauna dominate the bright, lavish manuscripts.
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Sarah DeRemer's series of critter-produce photo manipulations, Animal Food, offers viewers insight in blending the dichotomy between the flora and fauna we consume.
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UNESCO officials recently visited the Sundarbans to assess the possible impact of the power plant on the flora and fauna of the mangrove forests.
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Six UNESCO biosphere reserves, including the 1.5 million acre Ciénaga de Zapata Biosphere Reserve, were created to protect the island's unique flora and fauna.
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Underwater photos are often blue-tinted because of the way light bends in water, obscuring the incredibly vibrant colors of ocean flora and fauna.
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They built their village from the ruins of the old city while living in harmony with the strange flora and fauna of the island.
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A number of the ships have become part of the environment, home to flora and fauna, with fish, beavers and osprey using them as shelter.
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CITES is a global treaty that regulates trade in wild flora and fauna or products derived from them with an aim to ensuring their survival.
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The heat and pollution from the underground fire wasn't just stressful for Centralia's flora and fauna; it also created a crisis for the area's microbes.
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Related: Become One With Nature in These Flora and Fauna Paintings Fashion In A Flash: Light Painted Dresses Sensual, Ethereal Watercolors Reinterpret the Female Form
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"In 0, when I was born, I was counted among the flora and fauna and not among the citizen of this country," he went on.
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The collection compiles 450 of Haeckel's most consequential prints of flora and fauna, alongside trilingual commentary by zoologist Rainier Willman and art historian Julia Voss.
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There is pollution of soil, water and air, mainly human-derived food sources, and an especially motley crew of local and invasive flora and fauna.
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With the plan only to scoop up mineral nodules rather than digging into the sea floor, flora and fauna would not be destroyed, he believes.
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I'm talking about allocating up to one half of the surface of the land and the sea as a preserve for remaining flora and fauna.
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Flora and fauna were their most frequent subjects; their sheep in particular have lingered in the mind of museum-goers, as well as auction buyers.
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We, as inheritors of the earth, are responsible for its well-being, including that of the flora and fauna with whom we share our planet.
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This can be combined with real-life field trips to help illustrate environmental destruction, for example by demonstrating changes to flora and fauna, Minocha explains.
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The shift from floodplain to grasslands had a profound effect on the flora and fauna that lived there, and thus the humans who depended on both.
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Related: Giant Kinetic Sculpture Mimics Swarm of Flocking Birds Angry Birds Visualized As 300 Hand Swipes Become One With Nature in These Flora and Fauna Paintings
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Cunningham's nature works, by contrast, seem to realize zones in which flora and fauna are undisturbed by any human presence — as if in a wildlife documentary.
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Chorao is known for its flora and fauna, mangroves - beautiful forests growing in the water - and a bird sanctuary named after the famous Indian ornithologist Salim Ali.
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The hall's terrazzo floor was designed by San Francisco-based artist Julie Chang and is a lively collection of California flora and fauna, including poppies and hummingbirds.
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But environmentalists said the sudden water shortage was a warning sign for the future of the Mekong and its flora and fauna, including the endangered Giant Catfish.
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The bird resided on the Indian Ocean atoll of Aldabra, which had its flora and fauna wiped out when the island was completely flooded by the sea.
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The winner of the competition will receive a 10-day trip for two to the Galapagos Islands, where they can snap photos of exotic flora and fauna.
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Their knowledge of the local flora and fauna has proven invaluable to Biju, and he in turn trains them in the art of frog hunting and identification.
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Indeed, the house is so open to flora and fauna that sometimes capuchin monkeys mosey into the master bathroom, which is partially exposed to the rain forest.
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Flora and fauna indigenous and culturally significant to Central and Latin America and Palestine are depicted: the condor and the quetzal, the cactus and the carob tree.
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That would spell disaster for Amazonian flora and fauna, of course, and it would also lead to the release of 140 billion tons of stored carbon dioxide.
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The designer's 60-odd jars and bottles — some made from thick, amber glass, others from Delftware and Limoges porcelain — once contained remedies derived from flora and fauna.
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As our country is impacted environmentally (my research area) to the extreme to the detriment of our native flora and fauna by immigrants who are not refugees.
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The Succulent Karoo desert stretches out between Namibia and South Africa, and its otherworldly landscapes are home to curious flora and fauna found nowhere else on Earth.
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Studies show the application of irrigation raised salinity levels in bodies of water, which kill crops as well as the other flora and fauna in the environment.
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Undeterred, he started painting with his left, and today creates gorgeous, vividly colored paintings of flora and fauna as well as mixed-media artworks of various subjects.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission discourages people from releasing exotic pets into the wild—especially large reptiles—as they can be fatal to native flora and fauna.
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In addition to the flora and fauna collections, it also displays several fossils, one of which is the femur bone of a dinosaur belonging to the Sauropod group.
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Involving up to 1,000 hues, the code was used to exactly label colors on his small sketches, which are now an invaluable record of Australian flora and fauna.
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In order to understand what effects they might be having on flora and fauna, she also announced that she'll be conducting a systemic review of the aquatic rodents.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Amazon rain forest is full of enormous flora and fauna that are more than happy to kill you without blinking an eye.
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Border motifs tend to use either decorative designs common to the era, or portray local flora and fauna, which give us a catalogue of the region's natural history.
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Invasive species have been a problem since the first ships began moving plants and animals to the Americas, where native flora and fauna had no protection against them.
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The President ultimately chose a classic motif that includes sea scrolls and encompassed leaves surrounding floral medallions reflecting the flora and fauna of the Rose Garden, Botello said.
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That is to say, the game includes 18 quintillion planets, each a bit larger or smaller than our own, and randomly populated with its own flora and fauna.
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While laying up ships is legal and even provides profit to specialist mothballing companies, environmental groups say the growing number adds to the risk to flora and fauna.
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With pine trees, fruit bushes, and vineyards covering a hectare of land, the island is rich in flora and fauna and the castle can house around 10 people.
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Kate Klingbeil's solo presentation is a wonderland of layered landscapes whose miniature, molding-paste flora and fauna the artist pipes with pastry bags and sticks onto the surface.
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In place of the typical Talavera motifs of flora and fauna, one piece is adorned with crossed swords and floating pills, the other reads "Mas Oro" ("More Gold").
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"So many of the works that Catesby created in 1722 relate to the flora and fauna of this region," Angela Mack, executive director of the Gibbes, told Hyperallergic.
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He says that the flora and fauna along the Canadian border inspire in him "a state of tranquil ecstasy" — and he clearly intends that we experience it, too.
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Plop down in front of the virtual TV, get lifted, and wander back out into a hostile alien landscape filled with bright colors and trippy flora and fauna.
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Vulnerable species All eight species of pangolin are protected and given "most endangered" status under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna.
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The collection reimagines bold archival prints — think bright pinks and teals, featuring elements of flora and fauna such as vines, flowers, and even parrots and squirrels — for everyday use.
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A bright idea How do you explore the rich flora and fauna that grows in remote, hard-to-reach places such as Hawaii's steep cliff sides and small islands?
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We cycled through dozens of cover ideas: We tried everything from multiple photoshoots, to flora and fauna illustrations, to Dutch Masters paintings recreated with pornographic collages, to simple typography.
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The court ruled the dam was illegal as it would cut through the Munzur National Park, an area rich in biodiversity, where 1,600 types of flora and fauna thrive.
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It's estimated there are up to 5,000 native food species (almost 20 percent of Australia's native flora and fauna) that were utilised by Indigenous communities for food and medicine.
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Alongside stylized images of flora and fauna, Ms. Macho has encountered surprises: a giraffe, an image derived from a government campaign for a healthy diet and the Incredible Hulk.
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Related: X-Ray Flora and Fauna Come Together As Art Sensual Drawings of Gnarled Hands Touching Nature | Monday Insta Illustrator Meet the Body Painting Artist Blending Humans into Nature
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This prevalence of people and atypical flora and fauna was echoed in much of the work I saw in the dozens of studios I visited all over the neighborhood.
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The ACT government carries out an annual cull, which it says is aimed at lessening the animals' impact on ecosystems and threats to some local flora and fauna species.
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Ms. Mwangi-Gachau added that KenGen has refrained from drilling in parts of Hell's Gate that would compromise the flora and fauna, even where there is major geothermal potential.
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And while the L.A.-based designer's work sometimes embellishes flora and fauna (have you ever seen a lapis-blue swan?), her interpretation is more realistic than one might think.
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Darwin rejected the biblical account of creation and proposed a natural mechanism based on accidental improvements in species to explain why some flora and fauna survived and others perished.
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African Parks assumes day-to-day management of countries&apos wildlife areas, seeking more efficiency and accountability in the campaign to protect flora and fauna from poaching and habitat depletion.
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I was shocked to learn that since I was born in 1971, we, as humans, have managed to destroy one-third of the flora and fauna existing at that time.
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In that time, James Cameron has been able to bring his 2009 film to life, showcasing both the flora and fauna as part of projections, animatronic elements, and even food.
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But all the time you are gently being taught: the flora and fauna around you, critical to (among other things) crafting dishes and elixirs that will save your life later.
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Related: Plants Grow from Human Anatomy in Poetic Paintings of Decaying Bodies X-Ray Flora And Fauna Come Together As Art Electrified Skeleton Animals Worthy of an Iron Maiden Album
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When Jemisin builds these environments, she's not just filling out the intricacies of the flora and fauna; she's thinking about how the citizens of these realms would live their lives.
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Like a lot of Tarzan stories, this one teems with striking flora and fauna, much of it skillfully computer generated, some of it captured on location in green, green Gabon.
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To opponents, ANWR drilling poses a significant threat to the ecosystem, flora and fauna of one of the wildest places on earth, host to caribou, sandpiper, polar bears and more.
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Some of his ideas appear in an adjacent gallery of watercolors, a fantastic grouping that the museum has supplemented with Rockman's ongoing series of field drawings of flora and fauna.
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After Brazil, Colombia boasts the second greatest level of biodiversity per square kilometer and is home to around 10% of the planet's flora and fauna, according to international environmental organizations.
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Colombia boasts the second highest-level of biodiversity per square kilometer after Brazil, and is home to around 10% of the planet's flora and fauna, according to international environmental organizations.
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After Brazil, Colombia boasts the second greatest level of biodiversity per square kilometer and is home to around 10% of the planet's flora and fauna, according to international environmental organizations.
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Marian Goodman's London gallery has a group show called "Animality," while in New York flora and fauna are flourishing in Nikki Maloof's debut solo show, "After Midnight," at Jack Hanley.
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Giant plastic party cups and pool noodles are combined in immense clusters to evoke underwater flora and fauna, with matching costumes that might have been assembled from Salvation Army bins.
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As a nature reserve and a Special Area of Conservation recognized by the European Union, the island is subject to a number of limitations to preserve its flora and fauna.
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A series of digitally manipulated photographs by Jason DeMarte depict man-made tableaus of flora and fauna that have been interspersed with images of brightly-colored objects, sprinkles, and gumdrops.
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To them, this place is "sachamama," a Quechua word roughly meaning "mother jungle," the sacred heart of the area that produces the flora and fauna on which the groups depend.
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Members of the Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit participate in a field trip to learn more about the flora and fauna in Balule, the nature reserve in South Africa they police.
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In disciplines including psychology, biology and medicine, university-based researchers will work with subjects (patients, for example) and data-gatherers (say, remote experts in local flora and fauna) in other languages.
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Mr Cantú has an eye for the flora and fauna of the desert, perhaps because his mother—a second-generation Mexican-American who disapproves of his work—was a park ranger.
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The multimedia artist's paintings appropriate images from mainstream porn and erotica and juxtapose them against imagery of flora and fauna, creating compositions that can potentially be called Pop art's third wave.
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"MRM has made significant progress over the past 24 months in our management and monitoring of waste rock, tailings storage and flora and fauna onsite," it added, in an emailed statement.
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Yet it has a distinct aesthetic, from the atmospheric soundtrack to the layers of organic silhouettes that suggest simple but strange flora and fauna, which immerse players in this squishy world.
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Kim Chi, one of the show's first breakout Asian-American contestants, constructed some of the most sophisticated looks to grace RuPaul's stage, a combination of flora and fauna and dessert pastry.
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Paul's decision on Wednesday night to tweet two stories -- one from Breitbart, the other from the Washington Examiner -- that call into question the flora and fauna explanation is even stranger still.
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Already, the flora and fauna of countries around the world are more homogeneous than they once were, as globalization has, accidentally or intentionally, moved exotic species from one place to another.
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Instead of being led by a distinguished academic, however, the audiovisual presentation will be given by a 35mm slide projector — the EKTAPRO 9000 — accompanied by the sounds of flora and fauna.
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"Only comparatively recently has there been extensive contact between peoples, flora and fauna from both old and new worlds," write researchers in a paper on global transport and infectious disease spread.
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For a small country Armenia has an amazing diversity of flora and fauna; about 240 species breed in Armenia and nearly 400 move through the country, making Armenia a birder's paradise.
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He has met neighbors, studied the flora and fauna, become a regular at the local steakhouse, and dropped in frequently on cousins whom he barely knew for most of his life.
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Unlike most games, which program individual objects to behave as desired, there's a consistent internal physics controlling everything in the game, from the flora and fauna to the rotation of the planets.
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Although it sounds a little unusual, the falcon passport system was created in 2002 by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Flora and Fauna (CITES) to combat falcon smuggling.
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Baltimore eco-poppers, Animal Collective, have shared a flora and fauna-laced remix of Bob Dylan's canonical "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" in honor of the American musician turning 75 today.
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The ants are out of sync with the native flora and fauna of their adopted homes in coastal California, where nearly everything native has bloomed and died by July, if not earlier.
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Along another wall, Ms. Neuwirth's sparklers are displayed in a magical diorama of flora and fauna crafted of cashmere, snakeskin and other organic materials by the artists Clare Crespo and Marine Panossian.
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Flora and fauna native to the Americas were so different from the plants and animals that Europeans brought with them, and so acclimated to specific growing conditions, that they couldn't compete biologically.
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Some of those invited even brought their families to the events, with children racing through groups of oil traders among the museum's collection of dinosaur skeletons and other prehistoric flora and fauna.
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MPH said that guests will be encouraged to cut down on energy and water consumption in their rooms, recycle, dispose of food waste responsibly and be respectful of the flora and fauna.
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The film animation of this tale shows various scenes in which the beast observes his object of desire from behind the flora and fauna — with only the eyes visible to the viewer.
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The Noma crew is known for their ability to make the most of terroir, but much of the outback flora and fauna are foreign to the Danish chef and his mostly European team.
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It is decorated with an engraving of the native flora and fauna of America, including tulips, daylily, arbutus, bluebells, violets, Joe Pye weed, tobacco, maize, sumac, pine, holly, chestnut, magnolia, hickory and elm.
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Garcia Frias, 91, holds the honorary title of commander of the revolution as a former guerrilla in Cuba's 1959 revolution and heads state company Flora and Fauna that is developing seven ostrich farms.
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Related: Become One With Nature in These Flora and Fauna Paintings How Wildlife Photographers Are Using Instagram to Save Earth's Endangered Species The Extraordinary Mashup Artist Who Samples Amateur YouTube Musicians Is Back
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Near the garden is an extraordinary couture dress by Ms. Chiuri and Mr. Piccioli for Valentino; its metal-thread embroidery translates Cranach's Adam and Eve, and its flora and fauna, into splendiferous ornament.
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Adding yet another layer, "The Book of Joan" pays welcome attention to the surviving flora and fauna of the Earth — focusing in particular on the underground burrows that provide refuge from ecological catastrophe.
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Once we successfully colonize both nearby and interstellar space, Loeb added, we can make genetically identical copies of ourselves and "the flora and fauna we hold dear" to seed other planets with life.
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The sculpture, Flora and Fauna, Editions, is a collaboration with artist and taxidermist Rose Robson that uses real pheasants and real flowers to ask the audience to reflect on Earth and its natural beauty.
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The steady rhythm of the mattock, the turn of the shovel, the whir of the weed eater as it chews its way through flora and fauna in a wide arc in front of me.
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Following her youth spent in the Ecuadorian jungle, Guevera brought her fascination with flora and fauna to New York City where she lives as a painter, though her work still lives in her childhood.
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Those that evolve adaptations will also easily spread to other cities, leading to a truly globalized urban flora and fauna — continually evolving at breakneck speed to keep up with an increasingly human-dominated world.
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Psychedelic flora and fauna explore notions of corporate branding and global commercialism that the museum suggests is an intentional ploy by the artist to equate his own celebrity artist personality with a corporate entity.
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Inspired by the flora and fauna of the American Southwest, the production, choreographed by the artistic director Moses Pendleton, transforms the stage into a desert landscape filled with tumbleweeds, giant saguaros, birds and reptiles.
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These influences mobilize the philosophical inquiries of Patterson's creations: notions of life and death, (trans)plants and the concept of "native" versus "foreign" species of flora and fauna, and nature and the built environment.
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The heroic pergola at Máximapark gives that flat site a shape and identity suggestive of a fairy-tale world of flora and fauna that lies just beyond the rows of dark, gable-roofed houses.
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"Badu Gili uses contemporary artworks and new mediums to celebrate time-honoured stories of seasonal change in flora and fauna," the Sydney Opera House's Head of First Nations Programming, Rhoda Roberts, said in a statement.
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Inside The Shimmer, the team treks through a verdant fairy-tale forest where the flora and fauna are mutating in weird and wonderful ways: deer's antlers have sprouted flowers, trees are shaped like human beings.
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A pamphlet, handed to festival goers on arrival explains the project in detail, along with period illustrations of Milanese nobility enjoying the "garden of delights," and extensive catalogues of the flora and fauna on display.
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You're able to teleport around a more or less open environment and interact with the local flora and fauna, before a combat sequence at the end against a massive, crab-like monster called a chasmfiend.
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Stranded on an strange planet, two surviving crew members of a colonial starship perform a series of bizarre, ASMR-friendly rituals using alien flora and fauna in Joseph Bennett and Charles Huettner's short film, Scavengers.
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All over the world criminal cartels are selling, smuggling and killing some of the world's rarest and most beloved species of flora and fauna: from rhinos and elephants to pangolins, helmeted hornbills and sea turtles.
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From the start, the French-born Alfred Van Cleef and his wife, Estelle Arpels, ventured beyond the belle epoque style of diamond-encrusted platinum filigree and into the brightly colored kingdom of flora and fauna.
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Marty Baum, a sixth-generation Floridian, has vivid memories of the vibrant landscapes and the bountiful flora and fauna that inhabited the state's estuarine habitats up and down the coast when he was a child.
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The effect has been disastrous for flora and fauna: Sonoran desert toads, in search of water, butt up against border walls until they die; plants that depend on animals to spread their seeds can't migrate.
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The gorgeous rust-colored outcroppings of sandstone are the most obvious attraction — the auburn cliffs, some thousands of feet high, look down on Joshua trees, agave and other flora and fauna of the eastern Mojave Desert.
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They went to work in a high shaded hillside to erect the mountain house for the creches and Benjamin assigned recces to land map the country and begin to take stock of the flora and fauna.
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"Like most female artists of her generation, Fisher did not have access to nude models and therefore depicted subjects that were more readily available, in her case flora and fauna," explained wall text from the show.
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It's becoming increasingly understood that consumers should care about the provenance of the plants and animals that end up on their plates—but what about the people involved in turning that flora and fauna into food?
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The series' most pointed episode yet turns an unflinching spotlight on humans' huge impact on nature, focusing on the flora and fauna that exists in the nooks and crannies of our cities to beautiful, heartbreaking effect.
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"Aboriginal people — like the peoples of New Guinea and Amazonia and many other places — often have far better knowledge of local flora and fauna than outsiders, built up over the course of millennia," Dr. Bonta said.
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Neuville owned a portable watercolor paint box, a new contraption during that period, and she used it to document landscapes and people, flora and fauna, factories and mansions throughout the Eastern Seaboard and New York State.
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That means even if the Trump presidency survives, it will be staffed by the sort of C- and D-List flora and fauna who will make more mistakes, commit more scandals and lead to more dysfunction.
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Australian authorities, which have strict biosecurity rules to protect the country's flora and fauna from pests and diseases, threatened to put the dogs down unless the actors returned them to the U.S., prompting the Twitter trend #WaronTerrier.
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"They have a passion for wildlife conservationism and humanitarian projects, coupled with the serenity of the vast savannah with its mountains, valleys, lakes, flora and fauna, as well as Africa's friendly folk and vibrant cultures," she said.
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Fewer than 3,800 of these gorillas still live in the wild, according to an alarming report published this week by the Wildlife Conservation Society, Flora and Fauna International, and the Congolese Institute for the Conservation of Nature.
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But here's the biggie: No Man's Sky is chiefly about exploration, about finding one in a "quintillion" planets and naming it all your own for other players to see while investigating their sometimes unique flora and fauna.
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Organized into 12 volumes, the encyclopedic work was the culmination of three decades of research into the indigenous cultures of central Mexico — their history, economic and ritual practices, and the flora and fauna endemic to the region.
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"We're now able to look expansively at the continent and how the schools of art in each region were influenced not just by Spanish culture but by local culture and customs, flora and fauna," Ms. Wicha said.
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Sentinel drones are more common on some of No Man's Sky's planets than others, but they generally show up (in multiple sizes and shapes) when you've fucked with a planet's flora and fauna enough to warrant action.
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He produced a series of flora and fauna of varying scale — isolated renderings of cockerels on decorative display scrolls, or a leaping carp in a waterfall — that show unbelievable consistency, painterly confidence, inventiveness, and minutely observed detail.
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Over the last several years, her work evolved into depictions of more universal mythologies and populated landscapes: tree spirits; goddesses; lilting, attenuated flora and fauna – first in oil paint, and now with a combination of enamel and oil.
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Environmental rights groups have for years raised concerns about Laos' hydropower ambitions, including worries over the impact of dams on the Mekong River, its flora and fauna and the rural communities and local economies that depend on it.
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She sings a song from the perspective of a young girl whose family has been killed by an American drone bomb, and another about how incremental temperature changes may be slowly killing off species of flora and fauna.
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"Being exposed to nature and the elements, including scorpions, bats and coatis, a type of Mexican raccoon, we decided to pay homage to the flora and fauna of our immediate surroundings with our wedding attire," Mr. Shea said.
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The misnamed Environmental Protection Agency, which is often complicit in some of the most serious disturbances to Sierra Leone's flora and fauna, responded by setting up ridiculous flowerpots on roads in Freetown that are often used by officials.
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Though the scientists don't go into it, such a large, rapid change in the Earth's climate should be expected to radically reshape its flora and fauna as well, most notably through a rise in the rate of extinctions.
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The researchers calculated the consumer threats to 6,803 species of endangered and threatened species around the world as defined by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Birdlife International—both authorities on endangered flora and fauna.
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After years of making tough life or death decisions, choosing whether to take a dip in Mermaid Bay (yes, that's an actual place) or engaging onsite scientists in a conversation about the resort's flora and fauna is peak catharsis.
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Without justification, the Interior Department's decision upends a landmark deal between ranchers and conservationists that for the past 20 years has allowed the flora and fauna in the remote red rock canyons of the monument to flourish once again.
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His famous decoupage creations — on plates, trays, paperweights and much else — have the uncanny ability to evoke a lovingly imagined, somewhat nostalgic version of the past, rich in illustrations of flora and fauna from the 18th and 19th centuries.
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It detailed climate change's expected impacts on the desert Southwest, including on flora and fauna species like pinyon pine and desert iguana, and linked to a Park Service web page with more details on Joshua Tree and climate change.
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There is something so charming, warm and inviting about the work of illustrator and mural artist Andrea Manica—with her use of clean lines, pleasing color palettes, and a recurring focus on flora and fauna, femininity and classic patterns.
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With the help of technology that responds to gestures, "Connected Worlds" allows children to use simple motions to plant, harvest, cut trees, create clouds and make other changes in the projected landscapes — and see how the native flora and fauna fare.
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Two years later, the Bern Convention standing committee recommended that the country should urgently suspend the hydropower plants "until a Strategic Environmental Assessment will be completed," which would address the "specific conservation needs" of flora and fauna, including the Balkan lynx.
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School names have become such a thorny issue that, according to a Manhattan Institute for Policy Research study, schools are increasingly being named for lakes, creeks, and hills or local flora and fauna rather than for presidents or other historic figures.
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The textures of characters and objects have been given especial attention — the slight fluff of a cloud you hop on, the peach fuzz covering Bowser (weird, but it works), the many costumes, flora, and fauna of the worlds you visit.
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Transformational travel might mean making time for unplanned exploration, restorative wellness activities, or making the effort to learn about the native flora and fauna of a national park you're visiting, according to Jake Haupert, a cofounder of the Transformational Travel Council.
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Delicate diamond-studded recreations of the Chinese illustrations of flora and fauna on the original screens, which the designer used as movable walls and often cited as among her favorite possessions, could also be found across the collection on display.
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Indeed, the current exhibition of Patterson's work, entitled …to dig between the cuts, beneath the leaves, below the soil… has immersed the white cube in flora and fauna that radiates off the walls, transforming the gallery space into a garden.
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Now he spends his time capturing footage for what he calls a "virtual preserve"—an interactive web site that will allow users to navigate through imagery of the area and click on icons to learn about native flora and fauna.
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The British have never bothered to neatly segregate representational patterns from the abstract, indulging a love for flora and fauna while embracing bold patterns; the decorator David Hicks, for instance, defined 1960s and '70s London interiors with his deep-hued geometries.
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Since its establishment in 2007, the reserve has been producing maps and publications categorizing and documenting the hundreds of flora and fauna species native to the area, and carving paths to archaeological sites such as the Hadrian inscriptions and the Adonis temples.
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In N. K. Jemisin's stately and brutal debut, "The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms," even the flora and fauna — an "altarskirt rose" that blooms at both the top and near the bottom of the stem; "beasts that do not exist" — are imagined from scratch.
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By using an Olloclip Macro Proactive Lens to get close up nature shots and a MeFOTO Sidekick 360plus to keep the camera steady, Sargeant was able to take some incredibly crisp images of flora and fauna of the Redwoods and California coastline.
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You'll discover old monuments and learn the planet's history, revealing why its people are gone; you'll meet alien flora and fauna, some of whom may be able to speak, and stumble on the words of the former inhabitants, wisdom upon which to meditate.
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Schor's fascination with the flora and fauna of her new California surroundings is palpable, but the significance nature holds for the artist also stems from the many summers she spent in Provincetown, which she remembers as having been formative to her practice.
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"Biodiversity" — a word encompassing all living flora and fauna — "is declining faster than at any time in human history," it says, estimating that "around 1 million species already face extinction, many within decades," unless the world takes transformative action to save natural systems.
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The walls and bookcases of the apartment he shares with his wife, the artist Dana Sherwood, and their baby, are teeming with taxidermy animals, antique prints of flora and fauna, shells, cages, oil cans and tools, as well as books and field guides.
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Whether it be the Morning Glory necklace that captured the flower in every stage from bud to full bloom, or his brooches, wearable three-dimensional sculptures of both flora and fauna, he was considered unparalleled in combining realistic depictions with alluring whimsy.
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The undersea gathering, submerged at depths of 10 to 12 meters, was made from high-density, PH-neutral concrete, without metals or other corrosive materials, and is intended to have no negative impact on the marine ecosystem or the local flora and fauna.
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And the adjacent Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge — 9563,000 acres of broad tidal flats and coastal prairie inhabited by a menagerie of flora and fauna from sea lavender and prickly-pear cactus to egrets and ocelots — is a natural wonder in its own right.
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At last night's annual Guggenheim International Gala, the actress wore a sheer, short-sleeved nude Dior top and matching skirt embellished with some whimsical flora and fauna — look 58 from the house's spring 2017 show, Maria Grazia Chiuri's hotly anticipated debut as creative director.
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The authors of the study called on local, regional, and national governments to assist with funding to better examine the environment, local flora and fauna, human populations, and other factors related to the Buruli ulcer so researchers can better understand how to prevent it.
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Calling it a "space exploration sim" probably comes closest, since a lot of what you're doing is forging a pioneer's path through worlds randomly generated by the game's engine, tagging flora and fauna no other human player of the game is likely to ever see.
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We got to record, document, and be able to provide good advice to the government, [like] what direction should be taken in order to ensure a standard of living for Mozambicans, but also make sure that biodiversity, flora, and fauna remain part of these places.
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For the Captain, growing organic, pesticide-free coffee is not so much a business venture but a means of "preserving the ecological balance and mixture of habitat of flora and fauna … in the very midst of the pristine Western Ghats of India," he said.
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There are further concerns associated with thinning these Michoacán forests; avocado trees use far more water than pine and fir trees, drinking up much of the water that would otherwise go to nearby streams and serve as a supply for the area's flora and fauna.
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I found books boring, a poor substitute for what was going on around me — a natural world full of vibrant, captivating flora and fauna (tarantulas, moriviví plants, Carolina flowers like hot-pink shaving brushes), ciguapas, santeras who got mounted by spirits and told the future.
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New Orleans's Lake Pontchartrain—which is actually an estuary—could be among the brackish bodies of water near the coast that will become saltier as sea levels rise and ocean water intrudes into the ecosystem, likely leading to a change in the flora and fauna.
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Now, at 57, Moix is perhaps the closest thing Saurí has to a local celebrity, having built a career exhibiting work at the Brooklyn Museum and Milan's M77 Gallery, and at Prada's SoHo store (a 2013 commission) featuring his abstract, hypersaturated flora and fauna murals.
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Stroll down Front Street to Burton's Bookstore, a tidy space with many volumes about the North Fork, including coloring books of local landmarks, guides to flora and fauna, and a history of Greenport told through postcards, by David S. Corwin and Gail F. Horton.
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In a matter of weeks, some of the most biodiverse places on the planet—ecosystems whose flora and fauna have been shaped by millions of years evolution in geographically isolated but stable environments—are being obliterated by fires that have humanity's fingerprints all over them.
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"It was gangbusters," said Mr. Baker, a former weed and pest control man, who points out the oil and gas rigs as fondly as he does the local flora and fauna, like the Indian paintbrush plant that was just starting to show its red flowers.
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The TRAFFIC report recommends that the species be given a listing under CITES, the U.N. convention that regulates the global trade in at risk wild flora and fauna - not least because there are almost no regulations outside of South Africa to control the trade.
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The ancient Greek word paradeisos appears to be borrowed etymologically from Persian, and it is said that Darius the Great had a "paradise garden," with the kinds of flora and fauna with which we are familiar from the elaborate design of carpets and rugs.
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The dense imagery in the building's interior is replete with indigenous motifs of flora and fauna, and the name of the building refers to Tontantzin, an Aztec goddess who became an iteration of the Virgin Mary after the adoption of Christianity in the region.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A colony of bats, a troop of mushrooms, and a cluster of angular grasshopper legs — these are among the charming carvings of flora and fauna that typically adorn ceramics produced by Amphora, an Austrian pottery workshop founded in 1892.
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"I just don't want my children to come and see flora and fauna, I want their children to come and see it, and future generations to see what makes Australia so special," Shorten said earlier this month after holding a koala on the campaign trail. 4.
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Artists even drew inspiration from representations of flora and fauna in natural history books, adapting the style of those field drawings for these new depictions: fungus that appears on skin, in some instances, resembles lichen; scaly psoriasis is sometimes softly colored, crawling on skin like plant tendrils.
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Boser told me that eradication efforts happening on the far northwest side of Santa Cruz island — the side few visitors get to see — had brought about the most remarkable change of all: cleared of invasives, the island's native flora and fauna had returned beyond anyone's expectations.
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While it was Giacometti who conceived the whimsical bronze pieces dripping with tiny flora and fauna, it was Anthonioz who did most of the fabrication; his spidery chairs, benches and oversize resin chandeliers form a conceptual bridge between the building's 17th-century architecture and Picasso's slashing Modernism.
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