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Jupiter Middle School celebrate Earth Day 2010 at Coral Cove Park with Larry Wood of the Palm Beach Zoo and William Djubin of EarthRehab.

our no-till garden bed - about 12x5 feet

At Climate Change Conference in Poznan (Poland) Treehugging is an art.

Robin hugs a tree at Ta Prohm (one of the Angkor temples near Siem Reap, Cambodia.)

I always knew I was a tree hugger...I just couldn't get my arms around it.

Treehuggers: Kyeann Sayer, George, Leonora Oppenheim

Sarah Endline, Sweet Riot (dancing on the bar! behind)

save energy and hang your clothes to dry! it's not just good for the environment, i promise it is a fun wholesome family activity.

Tulsa, Oklahoma.

 

Yes, I do hope she grows up more ecologically aware than our current generations.

Hugging a granny Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) in Scotland's Glenmore Forest Park on day four of a five day walk.

 

www.treeblog.co.uk

Newspaper billboard regarding the Bonn Square tree protest

#joshuatree #tree #treehugger #california #desert #aridclimate #nature #ME #dirt #vacay

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Tyriobapta torrida (Kirby, 1889)

Family: Libellulidae (Skimmers)

August 2010: Common

 

Camera: Nikon D800E

Lens: Nikkor AF 200mmf/4D Macro

Nathan proving that the bouldering pants aren't just for making moves on rocks.

Treehugger shows support for Obama /Biden with a MoveOn bumper sticker on Centre Street Jamaica Plain.

 

A male Treehugger df doing what its name implies...hugging the tree...

@venus drive, SG

female :

www.flickr.com/photos/lonesomecrow/14793763532/in/photoli...

another typeface.

 

this time made from tree branches.

 

doesn't it look like antlers?

 

Okay, so somehow someone's l'il Treehugger Lover (Productions) found its way on the wall...And to the right of it is Gamma's burgeoning cityscape which he was just starting...

 

(NYC, 1/7/06)

Degree show 2009. The Glasgow School of Art

Hugging Without Kiss -

Thud! Thud! They flew away as soon as I approach only to return promptly to the same tree one after another. In the quiet forest, I could hear every thump clearly as they whammed against the tree. What’s so irresistible along the stem that this species love perching vertically so much?

Instruments of Torture!

The silver bells and cockle shells referred to in the Nursery Rhyme were colloquialisms for instruments of torture. The 'silver bells' were thumbscrews which crushed the thumb between two hard surfaces by the tightening of a screw. The 'cockleshells' were believed to be instruments of torture which were attached to the genitals!

  

Sitka Spruce (Picea sitchensis) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picea_sitchensis

Biggest Tree in Oregon: 216 ft. tall, 56 ft. in circumference at breast height & crown spreads 93 ft. Off US 26, 2.5 miles east of Highway 101 in Klootchy Creek County Park, near Seaside. www.visitoldgrowth.com/sites/OR-Spruce.htm

Don't ask what my thoughts were when taking this picture.

It was along the lines of

"Oh, look! A screw!" *snap picture*

(bottom) in Salem, OR.

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