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Are you thinking of living on the water? There are more things that you must consider when living on Lake Conroe. Check out my blog post today. It contains five tips for living on Lake Conroe. https://lnkd.in/g-X8fmJU #mikegoinsrealestate #lakeconroerealtor #lakeconroe #lakehomesrealty
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One of the outstanding features of the marine environment at Jiigurru, Lizard Island, is the high density of Giant Clams, of which there are 6 different species found around the island. This video gives a quick look at all six species in their natural habitat. These animals have been fished to near extinction in much of their former Indo-Pacific range, and the Great Barrier Reef is their last stronghold. We have been surveying clam populations at two locations around Jiigurru since 2007 and have also been using them as a known site for studying the growth of corals in the recovery assemblage (see Corals on Clams https://lnkd.in/gfHyC4tU ), because the clams are very heavy and don't move from one survey to the next. They are fascinating animals, functional hermaphrodites with brightly coloured mantle tissue packed with symbiotic algae that makes most of their food from sunlight, and the largest species, Tridacna gigas, is the biggest bivalve mollusc ever to have existed on earth! coralseafoundation.net #coralseafoundation #giantclam #tridacnagigas #tridacnaderasa #tridacnasquamosa #tridacnamaxima #tridacnacrocea #hippopushippopus. https://lnkd.in/gunTfRdx
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A lovely example of how Nature in practice (rather than abstract conceptualisation) overcomes artificial binaries. The debate as to whether tree planting and reintroduction of beavers is compatible addressed in this short video, where an observational, experiential approach reveals they can each enhance the other. Important to understand that dead trees are essential for wildlife also.... How might we similarly rewild our thinking, allow new concepts to emerge from the remains of dead ideas... Breathe in, breathe out #rewilding #reforestation #polaritymanagement #complexity #entanglement
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