Co-Host needed for All Oregon Group
Some may have noticed our co-host Dennis Penny has left REDBUBBLE for “personal reasons”? None of these are related to us!
Thus, Deb and I would welcome a new co-host or two to help us steer ALL OREGON into the future. Basically, one would help accept “moderated art” to make sure they say where taken in Oregon and one would help us select Sunday featured art. Bubble mail us if you have any qu…
A New RB Group "All Oregon" USA - Dated Dec.29th, 2008
Dear friends and Red Bubble professional photographers:
Red Bubble overseer Jo Obrien has challenged Debbie and I to take a more active role in the Red Bubble Community as “hosts”.
Debbie took on the challenge first as co-host of “All Hearts” group.
Then She wanted me as a co-host for “All Oregon” group.
I accepted offering my RB friends my intimate knowledge of all Oregon and I promi…
I am humbled by my feature ....
Current Issues thank you for for featuring my “Warming Heart” Photo.
Thank you for Featuring
Thank you very much for featuring my photos over the last month! My wife Debbie let me know. Again THANK YOU!
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By Bjorn Carey, LiveScience Staff Writer
posted: 19 February 2006 08:16 pm ET
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ST. LOUIS—The first humans to spread across North America may have been seal hunters from France and Spain.
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Learning to Love the Fens: An Introduction to Romanticism, Ecology, and Pedagogy
Bridget Keegan, Creighton University
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Nature Photos needed to bring people back outdoors!
Nature Giving Way to Virtual Reality
By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID – 1 day ago
WASHINGTON (AP) — As people spend more time communing with their televisions and computers, the impact is not just on their health, researchers say. Less time spent outdoors means less contact with nature and, eventually, less interest in conservation and parks.
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Unnatural Preservation
FEATURE ARTICLE – February 4, 2008 by M. Martin Smith and Fiona Gow
High Country News
JOHN KASTNER
In the age of global warming, public-land managers face a stark choice: They can let national parks and other wildlands lose their most cherished wildlife. Or they can become gardeners and zookeepers.
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OREGON HAS SEA TURTLES? I did not know!
Turtle Migrates 12,774 Miles
By Andrea Thompson, LiveScience Staff Writer
posted: 29 January 2008 08:45 am ET
A leatherback turtle was tracked by satellite traveling 12,774 miles (20,558 kilometers) from Indonesia to Oregon, one of the longest recorded migrations of any vertebrate animal, scientists announced in a new report on sea turtle conservation.
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The High Price of Wild Meat
January 27, 2008
Reporting by Roddy Scheer
Hungry refugees in East Africa are turning to chimps for protein.
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A new report from the wildlife trade monitoring group Traffic finds that hunting by hungry East African refugees is decimating populations of chimpanzees, buffaloes and zebra in Tanzania. More than half a million refugees from Rwanda…