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Early detection and rapid response are two major factors in controlling the spread of invasive species. Basically, find those invasives fast so they can be treated before they take over. Here, Debbie Boyd, records information for subsequent monitoring efforts.
This 4 foot long young monitor lizard was photographed in Lake Baringo Lodge shinning up a tree for no apparent reason!
The box measures amps for the vibrator. They can tell how well compacted the gravel is by how many amps the vibrator is using, but during the test they didn't seem to look at it much.
Photos taken on the island of Sariguan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, in June 2010. The skin of a monitor lizard left to dry.
Mientras los/as pobres alumnos/as deambulan por Barco de Ávila, las monitoras se relajan tomando un refrigero, hace falta valor!!!
Marina y Elena
Went over Monitor Pass on Highway 89 on our way back from the Flickr Yosemite Group meetup. We were looking to see if any aspens had donned their golden mantle for fall. You can tell by the trees in the background we'll have to try back later this month.
During the first week of January 2017 i visited a friend who works in Singapore. These are some of the resulting images from the city and from Nature reserves.
System of Monitoring and Evaluation of Development based on PP39/2006
www.slideshare.net/DadangSolihin/sistem-monitoring-dan-ev...
www.docstoc.com/docs/40503230/Sistem-Monitoring-dan-Evalu...
Stream monitoring on Four Mile Run at Banneker Park in Arlington 2014. Volunteers John and Phil collecting aquatic invertebrates during stream monitoring/sampling from Four Mile Run at Banneker Park, Arlington
Photographer: Jen Soles
May 3, 2014
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PPCR Monitoring and Reporting Stakeholder Consultation Workshop (April 26th – April 28th, 2017. Washington, D.C
This shot demonstrates how razor sharp the 50mm 1.4 is- there is an area on his nose which appear soft, it is the refraction of light on the glass- couldnt be helped this was one of 3 shots in between the crowd, the 3rd and final shot i was lucky he opened his eye wide, and then i was gone. He was a good model- lol