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The Midwife Center's Transformation, Metamorphosis, Change campaign event on Tuesday, 9/29/15 at the Pittsburgh Winery.

 

transform.midwifecenter.org

 

Special thanks to Betsy Teti - Event Chair, Pittsburgh Winery, Shiloh Grill, Mon Aimee Chocolat, Cioppino, Branded Images Photography and our wonderful volunteers.

 

Photo by Kayla Tannehill / Branded Images Photography

The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) led a one day event on Rwanda’s Green Growth Principles and Strategies. The sessions introduced the joint work of the Government of Rwanda and the GGGI, and served as a platform for stakeholders to share knowledge on innovative work on green growth and a wide-ranging cross-cutting issues including sustainable urban planning, resource efficient green infrastructure, and competitive local economy.

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Prudence NDABASANZE

Faculty of Science

Depart. of Biology

Option of Botany & Cons.

www.thevision-ruccb.webs.com

 

P.O.box 356 Butare- Rwanda

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3 new friends with Reklaim t-shirts

Mundo Sano y WWF Paraguay

Seen in a recent issue of GI Joe from IDW. Just thought it was funny.

Without the hat and mask, I've decided to become a vampire.

Swimming slow-worm (moving rather fast!).

Scenes from First Tee Metro Atlanta’s 2024 Building Game Changers Golf Classic presented by Coca Cola at the Piedmont Driving Club in Atlanta, GA. (Photo: Mooreshots LLC)

This was a photo of red buds turning blue and yellow leaves turning green, taken in Castlefields in March. But the bright colours were drowning the shapes, so I played with it a bit. I don't know what shrub it is -- its not a wild one.

Changing Landscape

The scene around you recently changed—again. The landscape here has undergone several transitions in the past 150 years. Native Americans and settlers in the early 1800s saw solid forest, but in the late 1800s mining companies cut much of the timber.

 

When the Nuttallburg mine closed in 1958 nature took over again. But instead of native plants, non-natives invaded. Before this area could be opened to visitors, park workers spent hundreds of hours removing unwanted species, to be replaced with native plants such as wingstem and jewelweed.

 

This scene from early Nuttallburg and Kaymoor shows how mine sites in the gorge were typically free of vegetation. Mine leases often included the rights to the timber on the surface above the mine. Mine owners built sawmills and cut lumber for houses, mine structures, railroad ties, and timbers to support the mine roof.

 

Revealing Nuttallburg

The primary plant that invaded Nuttallburg was kudzu (Pueraria. lobata), an Asian vine. Removing it required a monumental effort.

 

Kudzu covered nearly everything.

 

When workers removed the kudzu, they discovered foundations and other remnants of Nuttallburg.

 

It is National Park Service policy, wherever feasible, to remove non-native plants and try to restore and maintain the landscape as it might have appeared in historic times.

 

Nuttallburg

New River Gorge National Park Trip

July 2 - 5, 2021

President Cyril Ramaphosa delivers the keynote address during the MTN 30 years celebration gala dinner held at Montecasino in Fourways, Gauteng Province.

 

The celebrations are hosted under the theme “30 Years of Impact” to underscore MTN’s three decades of connecting people, changing lives and driving socio- economic transformation across South Africa and the African continent [Photo: GCIS]

 

Students planting trees on 10/10/10 in Morocco - Tmara

Thomas Hill and Lauren May of the Split This Rock DC Youth Poetry Slam. Teaching for Change Life and Legacy of Clyde Kennard at Busboys and Poets . Washington DC. Nov. 14, 2013 © Rick Reinhard 2013 email rick@rickreinhard.com

Wake Forest University Office of Sustainability host their Champions of Change awards in Reynolda Hall, Green Room, on April 28th 2023.

 

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JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, Hawaii - (April 14, 2011)-USS North Carolina (SSN 777) conducts a change of command ceremony held at the submarine piers at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Thursday, April 14. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class (AW) Sheldon Rowley / Released)

Susan Reyes

Science & Sustainability Educator

sreyes7@mac.com

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Come Out For Change comedy fundraiser for Equality Illinois

Produced by Nellie Huggins for the Lincoln Lodge

All photos by Elizabeth McQuern

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Closing ceremony Executive Programs TI and CM June 28, 2013, www.msm.nl.

Photo: Laura Dutelle

1969 Plymouth Sport Satellite

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