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irishwhitewater.com/river_alerts
River Alerts - IrishWhiteWater.com - Ireland's online River Guide
IrishWhitewater.com is Irelands first dynamic online river guide, aimed at kayaking and canoeing. It has complete river guides for many rivers all over Ireland. Along with grades, ratings and photos
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vhemt.org/ecology.htm
ECOLOGY
ECOLOGY ?Man in his misguidance has powerfully interfered with nature. He has devastated the forests, and thereby even changed the atmospheric conditions and the climate. Some species of plants and animals have become entirely extinct through man, although they were essential in the economy of Nature. Everywhere the purity of the air is affected by smoke and the like, and the rivers are defiled. These and other things are serious encroachments upon Nature, which men nowadays entirely
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inkstain.net/fleck
jfleck at inkstain
Home About The Bike Rides of Inkstain jfleck at inkstain A few thoughts from John Fleck, a writer of journalism and other things, living in New Mexico The Law of the River as a model for dealing with the loss of stationarity Posted on | August 30, 2011 | 1 Comment Climate change and the resulting changes in rivers flows pose significant problems for transboundary water management agreements. But a new paper by Heather Cooley and Peter Gleick at the Pacific Institute finds a hopeful model in
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lorethannewhite.com/blog
Author Loreth Anne White
Home Bookshelf Bio Shadow Soldiers Photo Gallery Contact Links Running Commentary/Blog May 6, 2011 One step at a time ? Our Path Today: One hour, hiking boots, hilly, mix of bare ground, compact snow/ice, and rivers. Six degrees, drizzle and mist ? perfect black labrador weather! Humans? Hmm, not so much. Now back to
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ptskahill.com/electricslugs
Electric Slugs
Home About How Raven Brought Light To The World Jul 12 Posted by ptskahill in whatever | No Comments Many years ago, the earth was covered in darkness. Its people were hungry and cold. They knew not the beauty of mountains and rivers. Shadow covered all. Hunting was impossible. Berries were dry and hard. Within this darkness was a chief. One day, while stumbling about the earth, the chief discovered an ancient box. Within that box were countless smaller boxes, each enclosing the other. The