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Gli allevamenti intensivi sono responsabili di inquinamento ambientale, inquinamento delle falde acquifere, zoonosi, antibiotico-resistenza. Inoltre, causano un consumo eccessivo di risorse terrestri essenziali: acqua e suolo. Gli animali vi conducono una breve vita senza alcun riguardo per la loro etologia. Il benessere animale non è compatibile con il profitto: diventa vegan!

Intensive farming is responsible for environmental pollution, groundwater pollution, zoonoses and antibiotic resistance. Furthermore, they cause excessive consumption of essential terrestrial resources: water and soil. The animals lead a short life there without any regard for their ethology. Animal welfare is not compatible with profit: go vegan!

UK Spring Intensive by The Royal Ballet School

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DSC06276 Intensive care. by Ömer Zeki Sadullah

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UK Spring Intensive by The Royal Ballet School

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Burreken, Vlaamse Getuigenheuvels by In Memoriam: Philippe Ampe

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he Burreken is a very hilly area with sharply incised streams, which have created narrow valleys and steep (20% and more) valley walls. The highest point of the central ridge is about 116 meters high. The lowest parts of the Burreken lie at about 50 meters altitude.

The typical Flemish Ardennes landscape in the Burreken consists of fields, woods and grasslands with many rows of trees and wood edges in between. The pronounced relief is accentuated by hollow roads and slopes. In this way, a panoramic mosaic of light deciduous forests, small source woods, humid and flowery meadows and numerous wooded small landscape elements has been created. This patchwork of woods and meadows is intersected by the meandering Krombeek with its deep bed.

High-standard orchards, cattle drinking pools and wooded edges used to be typical of the Flemish Ardennes. Unfortunately, due to intensive agricultural methods and scaling up, many of these small landscape elements have disappeared. Along the footpath there is a unique row of centenary oaks, which are very valuable as linear elements in the landscape. The footpath offers a beautiful view of the woods, meadows, hollow roads and spring brooks.

The name Flemish Ardennes was invented in the last century. Geographically it is meaningless. The only rock one finds here is ironstone on the hilltops. The real Ardennes are a western spur of the Rhenish slate plateau, part of the ancient Hercynian mountains.

UK Spring Intensive by The Royal Ballet School

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Zubštejn Castle by Thomas T.

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Stitched Panorama

Zubštejn is a gothic castle built on a rocky hill in the early 14th Century. It was a important strongpoint of the mighty Pernštejn family, intensively modernized and rebuilt, but the importance of old castles faded in the 16th Century. They were too isolated, uncomfortable and not representative enough in comparison with the great marble Pernštejn Castle and other city palaces. Zubštejn is counted as abandoned in 1596. In the early 20th Century illegal communists met in the castle, in WW2 the Czech resistance fighters. Today the castle is structurally secured and opened to public.

Summer Intensive 2022 by The Royal Ballet School

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Snapshots from our five week Summer Intensive at both White Lodge and Upper School.

Intensive Reading by DextDee

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Summer Intensive by The Royal Ballet School