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List of medicinal plants [by okanstope]

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 15:01:46 -0000

Medicinal Plants:: List of medicinal plants
hello guys, Christopher here, why is it that there is no posting on herbal plant section?

introduce my self to the group [by msasmaria]

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 04:39:02 -0000

Feedback:: introduce my self to the group
I am new here to say all of you "hi!". Hope to be welcomed by all of you. I would like to be the part of the discussion going in this forum. And I think that you are enjoying a lot on this site. I am here for too which will enjoy soon. I am new here and I hope you will guide me to follow the rules of this site.

what happen to fish topic [by mrdann]

Wed, 30 Jun 2010 05:37:27 -0000

Fish and Underwater Creatures:: what happen to fish topic
hello Danny here, am new in this forum, I am interested in fish discussion topics, what happen to this discussion forum?

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Re: 2010 Art Contest - Awards valued at $38,000 [by mattjohn]

Fri, 16 Apr 2010 12:29:16 -0000

Nature Art and Photography:: 2010 Art Contest - Awards valued at $38,000
Aww, next time you should!! Wait� were you the jellybean proposers? We haven�t considered any kid specific competition, although I�m guessing kids have a really good shot at winning most of our competitions based on swaying the votes with their cuteness.

Is it ok to ask for investment in conservation? [by Terra-ist]

Sat, 27 Mar 2010 21:12:15 -0000

Nature Conservation:: Is it ok to ask for investment in conservation?
I've been thinking about using investment as a means to increase funds available for conservation. Eg, set up land trusts in which people can own and resell units of land under conservation covenants. My reservation is that given global warming, resource depletion, population expansion it can only be seen as an extremely high risk investment. Would this be an ethical thing to do? I wouldn't want to be the Madoff of private reserves.

What do you think?

Re: COME JOIN ME [by David12]

Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:01:36 -0000

Birds:: COME JOIN ME
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Re: Industrial Society Destroys Mind and Environment [by sushilydv]

Tue, 02 Jun 2009 09:29:56 -0000

Nature Conservation:: Industrial Society Destroys Mind and Environment
For several decades environmentalists have been warning modern society that ecosystems are getting destroyed - that consumerist lifestyle is not sustainable.

But modern society which was busy chasing progress, growth and development did not listen. It refused to believe there was any environmental crisis or problem. It said science and technology will always find a solution - if earth gets destroyed we will move on to another planet.

Impossible dreams were sold to people in the name of science and technology.

Moving to another planet would probably rank as the most impossible of all impossible things.

One space shuttle exploded during take off - another exploded on the return journey.

So far man has not been able to go beyond the moon. There is no other life sustaining ecosystem/ planet within the solar system. Outside the solar system planets and galaxies are millions of light years away - billions of light years away.

So when are we moving to a new home ?

Next year - or 5 years later ?

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Re: 2007 Chelsea International Fine Art Competition [by 999PPT]

Wed, 18 Mar 2009 18:55:33 -0000

Outdoor Sports and Activities:: 2007 Chelsea International Fine Art Competition
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Wed, 22 Nov 2006 03:47:58 -0000

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Wildlife in New York Exhibition [by Agora-Gall]

Mon, 30 Oct 2006 09:54:09 -0000

Nature Art and Photography:: Wildlife in New York Exhibition
Dear member,

I would like to invite you to our upcoming exhibition "The Persistence of Form" showcasing wildlife and landscape paintings by artists Geraldine Simmons and Tohru Aizawa. Also, I would like to invite you to our upcoming exhibition "The compendium of form" showcasing wildlife paintings by artist Veronika Doljenkova.

The Persistence of Form runs December 7 - December 27 in Agora Gallery's Chelsea location at 530 West 25th Street. The reception takes place Thursday, December 7, 6-8 PM. The exhibition is free and open to the public.

The compendium of form runs December 7 - December 27 in Agora Gallery's Chelsea location at 530 West 25th Street. The reception takes place Thursday, December 7, 6-8 PM. The exhibition is free and open to the public.

I would appreciate it if the exhibition announcement can be posted on your

Amanda Aaron
Public Relations Department
Agora Gallery

530 West 25th Street, in Chelsea, New York
www.Agora-Gallery.com

Geraldine Simmons: The Persistence of Form

Beautiful, stark, portraits of majestic, regal animals in the wild characterize Geraldine Simmons' powerful works. Her deft hand imbues a dignity and humanity that is touching and yet unsettling�these animals appear to possess emotion. Caught in their natural habitat of glorious splendor, the animals in these colored pencil works, detailed with gouache, watercolor and oil pastels, are lush and powerful, of vibrant color. An Australian artist living and working on Sydney�s northern beaches, Geraldine�s majestic surroundings with abundant wildlife resonate a deep respect and passion for the natural world, providing inspiration for her work. �When I use colored pencils to draw a pair of 400-pound lions snoozing in the late afternoon sun, I can almost hear the gentle breeze rustling the grass. Their beauty, innocence and power inspire me to draw. I am drawn to an animal�s instinctive knowing and inherent trust that assists me on an unfolding path of self-discovery.� Geraldine�s drawings are an attempt to become a portal for respect and honor for these animals, a call to preserve the delicate balance between human, animal and habitat.
To view Simmons' work, please visit http://www.agora-gallery.com/ArtistInvite/Geraldine_Simmons.aspx

Veronika Doljenkova: The Compendium of Form

Veronika Doljenkova�s magical interpretation of nature brings a lighter side to structural art. Hiking excursions have been her main source of inspiration. These works are her way of locking onto a memory from these hikes. Her work creates a blurred look into nature and its mystical side or its �spirit.� The artwork can convey a minute aspect of nature or the essence nature is giving off. Watercolor, as her preferred medium, adds to her lighter style. It isn�t a thick or bold statement, merely a suggestion of nature�s appearance. Bluish tones of the watercolor give a heavenly sense, almost as if these unrecognizable figures are lost amongst the clouds. These qualities bring together an enchanting atmosphere for a story. Doljenkova�s background includes scientific and children�s book illustration, which has allowed her to approach her work from two different angles: a �pure structural observation� and a magical world of a fairytale.
To view Doljenkova�s work, please visit http://www.agora-gallery.com/ArtistInvite/Veronika_Doljenkova.aspx

Tohru Aizawa: The Persistence of Form

Japanese artist Tohru Aizawa captures fleeting, wild moments in the Alaskan landscape. Aizawa states that he strives to sustain a certain level of photographic realism in his work, yet the viewer can easily see that Aizawa brings his own emotional dimension and depth to the painting through his interpretation. Using subtle color variation to convey mood, each Alaskan landscape is spare, minimal and elegant. These landscapes are stark and seemingly barren, yet Aizawa manages to suggest dormant life stirring just under the surface. Aizawa�s triumph in these works is his ability to simultaneously suggest a landscape that is wholly alien to the viewer, yet also deeply familiar. Tohru Aizawa has been painting since he was eighteen years old. He has exhibited widely throughout his native country of Japan, in both group and solo shows.
To view Aizawa�s work, please visit http://www.agora-gallery.com/ArtistInvite/Tohru_Aizawa.aspx