BirdForum

Many of them, especially the large brands simply ignore me, which is not only frustrating, but I feel that if they are willing to ignore me, they probably do the same for their customers.
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chirundu

I was very fortunate to be invited to spent a 4-day weekend helping with a reforestation project at The Nature Conservancy's Kona Hema preserve in Honomalino. I got to play botanist, ornithologist, natural historian, navigator, etc, and gave the researchers a tour of our native ferns. (to the best of my knowledge) I had a wonderful time doing vegetation surveys in the reforestation plots with interesting people. They called it "work", but for me it was 100% fun! :)

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bkrownd

On the flesh of smaller forms of wildlife the eagle she does fill her craw
A predator of Nature's wild kingdom and Nature lives by her own law
And the predators of Nature's wild kingdom they have to kill to stay alive
It is called the survival of the fittest where only the fittest survive.

The fear of creatures of the jungle when they listen to the big cats roar
But in Nature big cats are not seen as killers they hunt for survival nothing more
They...

Francis Duggan

O'er an old rushy field in Duhallow like a tiny speck in the sky
A little brown skylark is carolling as up towards the gray clouds he fly
Till out of my sight he has vanished though his pleasant song I still hear
In the silent sky his voice echo so beautifully natural and clear.

In those old rushy fields west of the Town of Millstreet where old river Finnow ever flow
On his Journey to the Blackwater of some of Nature's ways I got to know
The tiny...

Francis Duggan

The rill from the foot of the mountain that joins the river to the sea
It has babbled on downhill forever by hedgerows in the high country
It has witnessed the birth and death of millions of Seasons even before the first Human was born
In the upland wood where it flows through the birds sing at dawn of the morn.

The rill it is truly immortal something that will live forever more
Forever 'twill flow to the river that flows to the great ocean shore
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Francis Duggan