Nature and Environment This group welcomes people who admire Mother Nature, flora and fauna; and those who are worried for our Environment without being radical or aggressive in their views. Lenses and photography about flowers, animals, nature: welcome! Your lens has to involve more than inanimate objects! So, for example, describing healthy life style, you may mention the benefits of drinking freshly pressed lemon juice. That lens is better off in a group designed to promote health. But, if you choose to create a lens about the plant Citrus sinensis, you are welcome to submit your lens to this group! Enjoy!
Nature and Environment Squidoo Group - great minds think alike!
What topics will you find in this group?
Here in the Nature and Environment Squidoo group you'll find lenses about(1) Landscaping and rocks;
(2) Flowers;
(3) Flowering and Fruit Trees / Shrubs;
(4) Animals of All Kinds;
(5) Natural / Organic Methods of Gardening;
(6) Environment Protection;
(7) Nature Photography;
(8) National Parks;
(9) Weather Phenomena;
(10) Earth Day and Similar Events.
Featured Lenses
This area will highlight 5 featured lenses - it is a hard choice!These featured lenses reflect an appreciation of the variety, educative nature of content, and uniqueness as perceived by me, and should not be viewed as any rank order! Even the best lenses need to make space for new ones after a while. Thanks! :o)
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The Green Skeptic's Personal Best
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This is where you can find easy access to the "Personal Best" selection of Scott Edward Anderson's original content from his blog "The Green Skeptic." I'm trying to keep this lens fresh, so bear with me as I update it over th...
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Hummingbird
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This lens was born out of a desire to bring together some nice pictures and information about one of my all time favorite birds, the tiny but mighty Hummingbird. You'll find some important info here about the world's smallest bird, the Bee Hummingbir...
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Birdwatching in Thailand - my favourite birds
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Birdwatching in Thailand can be a most amazing experience due to the huge variety of species. Biodiversity is very high in tropical Asia and this is reflected by almost 1000 bird species having been seen in Thailand with new species being discovered...
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Bindi Sue Irwin
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Bindi Sue Irwin was born 24th July 1998 in Nambour, Queensland in Australia. She is the daughter of late wildlife conservationist Steve Irwin ("the Crocodile Hunter") and Terri Irwin. According to her parents, when she was born Steve y...
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Proboscis Monkey
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Have you ever seen or heard about monkey with a long nose? Sound awkward isn't it. Interestingly, these animal or "Proboscis Monkey" can only be found in one place and that place is in "Borneo". I must say, they are very str...
New Fresh Lenses
Here you can see the lenses of lens-masters who recently joined us: Please visit each-other if you have time!Thank you for your activities focusing on the beauty and joy Nature provides!
Create a Backyard Bird Sanctuary, The Red-tailed Hawk, Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?, Travel To The Galapagos Islands, Wish You Could Have Been There
New Fresh Lensmasters
Welcome, Nature Lovers!
I am so glad you joined our group!
ElizabethJeanAllen, Evelyn_Saenz, Travel-Guy, Penycat, snapb
More Featured Lenses
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Seahorse Keeping
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Imagine a creature with the head of a horse, the tail of a monkey, and a pouch like a kangaroo. The stunning beauty and the staggering diversity of animals to be found in and around the world's oceans often defies the imagination. It's interesting to...
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Texas Wildflowers :: Lady Bird Johnson
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I'm not a Texas girl. Yet one of the things that I like best about Texas are the wildflowers. With 268,000 square miles - most of it undeveloped - there is plenty of room for a riot of wildflowers! Bluebonnets, paintbrushes, phlox and salvia are...
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That's Bamboo? Wow!
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Bamboo is the eco-wonder of the world. It pumps oxygen into the air faster than trees, feeds the hungry, clothes the body, soothes the ear, carries water, digs potatoes, shelters the homeless as well as the privileged, and in case all that is not eno...
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The Non-Electric Life
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Electricity is clean energy right? One of the greatest things ever invented, and the power behind all sorts of modern conveniences.
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That's Bamboo? Wow!
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Bamboo is the eco-wonder of the world. It pumps oxygen into the air faster than trees, feeds the hungry, clothes the body, soothes the ear, carries water, digs potatoes, shelters the homeless as well as the privileged, and in case all that is not eno...
More Featured Lensmasters
The list of talented lensmasters goes on...and you could be on the list next time!
More Featured Lenses
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Mandevilla
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Mandevilla, sometimes also called Dipladenia, is a genus of plants. It consists of about 100 species, mostly tropical and subtropical flowering vines belonging to the family Apocynaceae, the Periwinkle family. Mandevillas develop spectacular flowers...
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Wildflower spectacular Namaqualand
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Come August each year, everybody in South Africa and many people around the world know that one of the biggest spectacles in Nature is about to happen: The transformation of an arid, desert-like area of about 200,000 sq. kilometres, known as Namaqual...
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The Beauty of Lightning
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This lens is all about lightning! Here you can find beautiful pictures and unusual facts about lightning. Hope you enjoy and find this information useful, for all the lightning lovers! Oh, and don't forget to watch the awesome video..
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GUAM Experience
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View of Tumon Bay from the Southwestern end of the beach looking towards Two-Lover's Leap and the Northeastern part of the bay. ------ Folks sometimes ask me what it's like to live on Guam... well, it's tough to describe--you really have to expe...
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Pond Pumps
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When it comes to choosing the best pond pump for you watergarden you need to ask yourself these questions. Do you plan on keeping KOI in your pond? Will you have a waterfall, or a fountain? If you plan on having these items in y...










