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Ocean Elements ran a successful Project AWARE Beach & Underwater Cleanup in Perhentian from 31 Aug - 2 Sept 2007. 24 divers took part and lots and lots of fishing nets were removed from several diving sites around the island. This event was sponsored by Canon Malaysia and covered by Astro.
A box of Sunlight soap after some initial surface cleaning . Read our blog about conservation in Antarctica.
Photo Conservation For Book and Paper Conservators, taught by Gawain Weaver and Jennifer Olsen of Gawain Weaver Art Conservation.
Rare Species Conservation Centre, Kent, U.k. rarespeciesconservationcentre.org/
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Jalan-jalan tiga hari di tiga pulau: Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, dan Gili Air, Nusa Tenggara Barat. Asyik banget menikmati biru laut, bening air, putih pasir, dan tenangnya laut.
Kegiatannya bisa berenang, snorkeling, naik cidomo, naik sepeda, makan-makan, dan banyak lagi.
This topic works just like conservation of regular momentum, but looks very different. I have a question about conservation of regular momentum on the left side. The right side refers to me spinning in a deskchair holding barbells. Instead of mass increasing like it does in the question on the right, rotational inertia increases because I push the barbells out, making them farther from the axis of rotation. Thus no collision is necessary to change an objects mass. That said, momentum is conserved in both situations. The result is that I go faster with barbells tucked in, and slower with them out, something that figure skaters, gymnasts, and divers take advantage of to vary their spin speeds.
Figure Skater using Conservation of Angular momentum to land a triple axel
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzFGzsn6Skg
Divers using Conservation of momentum to land a dive
www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_BXFPeebJ8
A forte turn in ballet
Taken on Friday 10th July during a preview of Chester Zoo’s new wildlife expedition called “Islands” which opens to the general public on Monday 13th July 2015.
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Thanks to Natalie Sangster for the photos. For more information please visit the Madagascar Marine Conservation page of the website www.frontier.ac.uk
Photo Conservation For Book and Paper Conservators, taught by Gawain Weaver and Jennifer Olsen of Gawain Weaver Art Conservation.
Drought of the Archives: New Yorkers have historically come together to conserve during water shortages. In late 1949, a dramatic lack of rain lowered reservoir levels to only 33% capacity and Mayor O’Dwyer issued a public appeal to conserve water and avoid a crisis. Media covered the issue extensively, and the City distributed posters and stickers to raise awareness. Although some restrictive measures were implemented, like prohibiting car washing, the campaign focused on voluntary actions. NYC’s first ever “water holiday” took place December 16, 1949, when people were asked to reduce water use as much as possible, including asking men not to shave. The press exhorted the public to take notice:
“This is the day when, if you are a good citizen, you will stay away from the faucet…Perhaps the awesome spectacle of a city of bearded men will of itself frighten us into the conservation needed if we are to avoid more serious measures.”
Following the “holiday’s” success, Dry Thursdays occurred for nine months until no longer necessary.
Everyone seemed to pitch in – a society luncheon at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel was served entirely on paper products, while the ASPCA shut off water troughs for working horses, declaring that “A pail a day keeps its thirst away.” Restaurants stopped serving water with meals and hotels placed signs in rooms requesting guests’ cooperation. The City inspected industrial plants and worked with businesses to develop processes requiring less water, for example by asking the milk industry to use cartons instead of glass bottles. And permanent new regulations were implemented for industrial-size refrigeration and air conditioning units.
Due to the tremendous public campaign, consumers saved about 75 billion gallons of water over nine months and developed beneficial long-term habits and practices.
1949 Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity poster.
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Drought of the Archives: New Yorkers have a long history of coming together to conserve. When we faced water shortages in the 1930s to ’50s, stickers and posters served as handy reminders. Their message holds up! 💦
1950 Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity sticker.
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Councillors Palleschi, Inglis, Starr, Tovey and Medeiros. © Copyright CVC 2015, all rights reserved.
CONSERVATION SOLUTIONS, INC. staff repainting inscription at north entrance to National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial West Pathway to Remembrance at Judiciary Square, NW, Washington DC on Tuesday afternoon, 1 May 2018 by Elvert Barnes Photography
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National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial NATIONAL POLICE WEEK at www.nleomf.org/programs/policeweek/
Elvert Barnes 27th NATIONAL POLICE WEEK 2018
A beaver dammed portion of the stream that flows into Hilton Falls.
Hilton Falls Conservation Area, a part of the Niagara Escarpment in Ontario
13 October 2008
Thanks to Shannon Elizabeth for these pictures from the Fiji Marine Conservation & Diving. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com
DECCW frog expert, Dr Dave Hunter, scans the waters of a small stream with a torch on the Southern Tablelands in search of the Yellow-spotted Bellfrog which had thought may have become extinct but was rediscovered last year by Senior Conservation Fisheries Officer, Luke Pearce
Photo: Stuart Cohen