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"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the
source of all true art and all science."
"Feeling and longing
are the motive forces behind all human
endeavor and human creation"
Albert Einstein
This site is dedicated to those who love the earth, and who dream and
hope for the day when
environmental pollution, murder and destruction
are but
distant memories.
It features the fantasy coral reef paintings of Lee James Pantas and
is also a science-based resource
website for those
who realize we are in a war for
the future of humanity. The battle lines are being drawn in our world today between those who love and cherish
the earth and those who don't. If you
are one of those who care, then this site is for you.
St. Francis of Assisi
(1182-1266)
The Catholic Church’s patron saint of animals and the environment. His
canticle
“Brother Sun and Sister Moon” is a testament to his profound respect for God
and for nature.
Rachel Carson
(1907-1964)
The mother of the modern environmental
movement. biologist, writer and
ecologist, in 1962 she wrote "Silent Spring", a book which
changed the world forever.
Steve Irwin
(1962-2006)
Steve Irwin, Australian naturalist and
pioneer environmentalist, completed
a
mission to
bring awareness of less popular and little known endangered species to
the world.
While diving on the Great Barrier Reef, he died in an encounter with a
Bullnose stringray.
More Photographs By Liza Schillo
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Epsilon Eta -Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Southern
Alliance For Clean Energy -Asheville,
North Carolina
The Coral Reef Alliance
-San Francisco, California |
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4,500 Year Old Ice Shelf Breaks Away In Arctic
More Evidence Of Stronger Hurricanes Linked To Global
Warming
Arctic Sea Ice Drops To 2nd Lowest Level On Record |
For more information about climate change see: Liza's Reef -Global Warming
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Greenpeace Stops Rain Forest Timber From Leaving New Guinea
The Manta Rays Of Micronesia Are Now Protected
American Atlantic States Enact New Measures To Stop Shark
Finning |
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Crunch Time For Australia's Barrier Reef
Corrosive Carbon Emissions Threaten Oceans
A Rain Forest Stragedy-Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is! |
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For more information about
the mass extinction of species occurring on Earth
see: Mass
Extinction of Species
More bad news...
Brazil Admits Amazon Deforestation On The Rise
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Sad news.. Destruction of the Brazilian Amazon Rain Forest jumped 69% in the past 12 months, the first such increase in three years. And why -rising demand for soy and cattle pushing farmers to raze trees. And for who, primarily consumers in the South and North America.
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Paul Tudor Jones II
Chairman of The Everglades Foundation
For leading the Everglades Foundation in its recent success
in helping restore the Florida Everglades.
Saving The Everglades
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