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Rare gull-billed tern found breeding on Marker Wadden in the Netherlands after decades |

A rare gull-billed tern has been found breeding in the Netherlands, decades after the country last recorded a…
#Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #breedinggrounds #DutchSocietyforNatureConservation #gull-billedtern #IUCN #MarkerWadden #natureconservation #NorthEuropebreeding #rarebirdsightings
https://www.europesays.com/netherlands/43551/

The “Quiet” Chemical Killers – Creosote

Creosote. From when I was young this stuff was the thing to put on gum poles that were set in the ground, for fence posts, telephone poles , any wood that would be exposed to the weather and the insects.

The smell was always horrible for me, but I saw our wooden gate in Wychwood that was treated with raw Linseed Oil, had to get done once a year or the wood would dry out in the Highveld sun. Many years later I put up a beautiful wood fence at my own house. Now I did not want to have to “paint” it every year with the Linseed Oil so decided to put Creosote on. I had a Border Colley, Quinn, that was like all them dogs, full of energy! While I treated the fence he was running around playing. I had put my container with Creosote on the fence, Quinn jumped and bounced off the fence, bringing the container down on him. It was on his chest mainly, thick hair, but go on his bare stomach and testicles. He loved water so washing him was no problem. The first probmlem was the exposed skin, it got very red and a little swollen. That was nothing. His testicles swelled up to twice the normal size, and he started damn dying! I had an old Scottish Vet that looked after my Border Collies, had 4, I rushed Quinn to see him. Now he was a fine fellow, loved animals… and Whiskey. His office was a converted house, he spent 3 nights , sleeping on the couch with Quinn on a mattress next to him. And a bottle of Scotch. Both survived. I then looked up Creosote, in a BOOK. Only remember one thing that stuck in my mind. It said that if you want to store eggs in a wooden shed, you cannot paint the shed with Creosote, the stored eggs will go vrot!!! (Rotten).

Jump to the here and now, my Big Five Wars, Marloth Park. I see HUNDREDs of treated pieces, of various lengths and sizes, in ALL the waterways leading to the Crocodile River IN the Kruger National Park. This alone is no good! Never mind all the poles planted here in use, and all the spilled Creosote.

Now if Creosote in the air of a shed makes an egg go rotten, what does it leach into our soil and eventually the ground water?

Modern life makes it pretty simple to look up things like this, no Dewey system any more. I already have a very good idea of what we shall find, let us have a look…..

In South Africa, the type of creosote sold and used mainly is Coal-Tar Creosote Type 2 and Type 3, manufactured in compliance with the South African National Standard (SANS 616).

First thing to check would be what this Government is using, as the articles written to date about the poisons in both pesticides and herbicides show that South Africa and Keyna use OPENLY, chemical substances that are banned in most of the world, never mind the illegal shit… that seems to have killed those 20 Elephant!!!!

SANS 616 Type 3 Creosote: This is the primary grade manufactured by suppliers like ICS Hydrocarbons. It is highly concentrated and used extensively for the high-temperature vacuum pressure impregnation of timber poles.

 SANS 616 Type 2 Creosote: Another major standard coal-tar based industrial wood preservative.

 Type C Creosote (Carbolineum): This is a thinner, modified creosote oil blend formulated specifically for manual brush-on applications. It is widely distributed to consumers at popular retail hardware outlets like Builders, Cashbuild, and Agrimark via brands such as Powafix.

The term “safe creosote” is highly misleading. In the wood preservation industry, “safe” s means that when it is applied under strict factory conditions, the chemicals become locked into the wood cells.

Coal-tar creosote even when manufactured to strict SANS 616 standards is highly toxic and heavily restricted globally due to severe environmental and health risks

The Environmental Damage

Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs): Creosote is packed with Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) like benzo(a)pyrene. These compounds are persistent, meaning they do not break down easily and remain in the ecosystem for decades.

Soil Contamination: Creosote-treated poles notoriously “bleed” or leach oily residue into the surrounding soil over time. This kills off beneficial soil microbes and can be absorbed by nearby plant roots.

Aquatic Toxicity: It is incredibly dangerous to aquatic life. If creosote leaches into groundwater or is used for structures near rivers, dams, or coastlines, it bioaccumulates in fish and invertebrates, causing mutations and death.

Looked to see what lies the marketing people come up with, obviously they going to have to lie in order to continue to sell to the New Wave “Organic Everything, Save the Planet types. They came up with this.

Creosote vs. “Creocote” (The Retail Alternative)

If you buy “creosote” at a local hardware store like Builders or Agrimark for a DIY project, you are often actually buying Creocote or a modified Carbolineum.

What it is: These are consumer-grade, thinned-down bitumen or oil-based wood derivatives designed to mimic the smell and look of real creosote.

Is it safe? While it contains significantly fewer toxic PAHs than industrial coal-tar creosote, it is still an oil-based hydrocarbon. If it washes into your garden soil or storm drains, it acts exactly like an oil spill, coating organisms and contaminating water sources.

How can anyone that is WATCHING this planet die and faster all the time because of loss of species, find this acceptable. Just ban the shit in Nature Reserve for a start…… ja ja and Pigs will soon fly…..

Rate this:

The “Quiet” Chemical Killers – Creosote

Creosote. From when I was young this stuff was the thing to put on gum poles that were set in the ground, for fence posts, telephone poles , any wood that would be exposed to the weather and the insects.

The smell was always horrible for me, but I saw our wooden gate in Wychwood that was treated with raw Linseed Oil, had to get done once a year or the wood would dry out in the Highveld sun. Many years later I put up a beautiful wood fence at my own house. Now I did not want to have to “paint” it every year with the Linseed Oil so decided to put Creosote on. I had a Border Colley, Quinn, that was like all them dogs, full of energy! While I treated the fence he was running around playing. I had put my container with Creosote on the fence, Quinn jumped and bounced off the fence, bringing the container down on him. It was on his chest mainly, thick hair, but go on his bare stomach and testicles. He loved water so washing him was no problem. The first probmlem was the exposed skin, it got very red and a little swollen. That was nothing. His testicles swelled up to twice the normal size, and he started damn dying! I had an old Scottish Vet that looked after my Border Collies, had 4, I rushed Quinn to see him. Now he was a fine fellow, loved animals… and Whiskey. His office was a converted house, he spent 3 nights , sleeping on the couch with Quinn on a mattress next to him. And a bottle of Scotch. Both survived. I then looked up Creosote, in a BOOK. Only remember one thing that stuck in my mind. It said that if you want to store eggs in a wooden shed, you cannot paint the shed with Creosote, the stored eggs will go vrot!!! (Rotten).

Jump to the here and now, my Big Five Wars, Marloth Park. I see HUNDREDs of treated pieces, of various lengths and sizes, in ALL the waterways leading to the Crocodile River IN the Kruger National Park. This alone is no good! Never mind all the poles planted here in use, and all the spilled Creosote.

Now if Creosote in the air of a shed makes an egg go rotten, what does it leach into our soil and eventually the ground water?

Modern life makes it pretty simple to look up things like this, no Dewey system any more. I already have a very good idea of what we shall find, let us have a look…..

In South Africa, the type of creosote sold and used mainly is Coal-Tar Creosote Type 2 and Type 3, manufactured in compliance with the South African National Standard (SANS 616).

First thing to check would be what this Government is using, as the articles written to date about the poisons in both pesticides and herbicides show that South Africa and Keyna use OPENLY, chemical substances that are banned in most of the world, never mind the illegal shit… that seems to have killed those 20 Elephant!!!!

SANS 616 Type 3 Creosote: This is the primary grade manufactured by suppliers like ICS Hydrocarbons. It is highly concentrated and used extensively for the high-temperature vacuum pressure impregnation of timber poles.

 SANS 616 Type 2 Creosote: Another major standard coal-tar based industrial wood preservative.

 Type C Creosote (Carbolineum): This is a thinner, modified creosote oil blend formulated specifically for manual brush-on applications. It is widely distributed to consumers at popular retail hardware outlets like Builders, Cashbuild, and Agrimark via brands such as Powafix.

The term “safe creosote” is highly misleading. In the wood preservation industry, “safe” s means that when it is applied under strict factory conditions, the chemicals become locked into the wood cells.

Coal-tar creosote even when manufactured to strict SANS 616 standards is highly toxic and heavily restricted globally due to severe environmental and health risks

The Environmental Damage

Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs): Creosote is packed with Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) like benzo(a)pyrene. These compounds are persistent, meaning they do not break down easily and remain in the ecosystem for decades.

Soil Contamination: Creosote-treated poles notoriously “bleed” or leach oily residue into the surrounding soil over time. This kills off beneficial soil microbes and can be absorbed by nearby plant roots.

Aquatic Toxicity: It is incredibly dangerous to aquatic life. If creosote leaches into groundwater or is used for structures near rivers, dams, or coastlines, it bioaccumulates in fish and invertebrates, causing mutations and death.

Looked to see what lies the marketing people come up with, obviously they going to have to lie in order to continue to sell to the New Wave “Organic Everything, Save the Planet types. They came up with this.

Creosote vs. “Creocote” (The Retail Alternative)

If you buy “creosote” at a local hardware store like Builders or Agrimark for a DIY project, you are often actually buying Creocote or a modified Carbolineum.

What it is: These are consumer-grade, thinned-down bitumen or oil-based wood derivatives designed to mimic the smell and look of real creosote.

Is it safe? While it contains significantly fewer toxic PAHs than industrial coal-tar creosote, it is still an oil-based hydrocarbon. If it washes into your garden soil or storm drains, it acts exactly like an oil spill, coating organisms and contaminating water sources.

How can anyone that is WATCHING this planet die and faster all the time because of loss of species, find this acceptable. Just ban the shit in Nature Reserve for a start…… ja ja and Pigs will soon fly…..

Rate this:

The “Quiet” Chemical Killers – Creosote

Creosote. From when I was young this stuff was the thing to put on gum poles that were set in the ground, for fence posts, telephone poles , any wood that would be exposed to the weather and the insects.

The smell was always horrible for me, but I saw our wooden gate in Wychwood that was treated with raw Linseed Oil, had to get done once a year or the wood would dry out in the Highveld sun. Many years later I put up a beautiful wood fence at my own house. Now I did not want to have to “paint” it every year with the Linseed Oil so decided to put Creosote on. I had a Border Colley, Quinn, that was like all them dogs, full of energy! While I treated the fence he was running around playing. I had put my container with Creosote on the fence, Quinn jumped and bounced off the fence, bringing the container down on him. It was on his chest mainly, thick hair, but go on his bare stomach and testicles. He loved water so washing him was no problem. The first probmlem was the exposed skin, it got very red and a little swollen. That was nothing. His testicles swelled up to twice the normal size, and he started damn dying! I had an old Scottish Vet that looked after my Border Collies, had 4, I rushed Quinn to see him. Now he was a fine fellow, loved animals… and Whiskey. His office was a converted house, he spent 3 nights , sleeping on the couch with Quinn on a mattress next to him. And a bottle of Scotch. Both survived. I then looked up Creosote, in a BOOK. Only remember one thing that stuck in my mind. It said that if you want to store eggs in a wooden shed, you cannot paint the shed with Creosote, the stored eggs will go vrot!!! (Rotten).

Jump to the here and now, my Big Five Wars, Marloth Park. I see HUNDREDs of treated pieces, of various lengths and sizes, in ALL the waterways leading to the Crocodile River IN the Kruger National Park. This alone is no good! Never mind all the poles planted here in use, and all the spilled Creosote.

Now if Creosote in the air of a shed makes an egg go rotten, what does it leach into our soil and eventually the ground water?

Modern life makes it pretty simple to look up things like this, no Dewey system any more. I already have a very good idea of what we shall find, let us have a look…..

In South Africa, the type of creosote sold and used mainly is Coal-Tar Creosote Type 2 and Type 3, manufactured in compliance with the South African National Standard (SANS 616).

First thing to check would be what this Government is using, as the articles written to date about the poisons in both pesticides and herbicides show that South Africa and Keyna use OPENLY, chemical substances that are banned in most of the world, never mind the illegal shit… that seems to have killed those 20 Elephant!!!!

SANS 616 Type 3 Creosote: This is the primary grade manufactured by suppliers like ICS Hydrocarbons. It is highly concentrated and used extensively for the high-temperature vacuum pressure impregnation of timber poles.

 SANS 616 Type 2 Creosote: Another major standard coal-tar based industrial wood preservative.

 Type C Creosote (Carbolineum): This is a thinner, modified creosote oil blend formulated specifically for manual brush-on applications. It is widely distributed to consumers at popular retail hardware outlets like Builders, Cashbuild, and Agrimark via brands such as Powafix.

The term “safe creosote” is highly misleading. In the wood preservation industry, “safe” s means that when it is applied under strict factory conditions, the chemicals become locked into the wood cells.

Coal-tar creosote even when manufactured to strict SANS 616 standards is highly toxic and heavily restricted globally due to severe environmental and health risks

The Environmental Damage

Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs): Creosote is packed with Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) like benzo(a)pyrene. These compounds are persistent, meaning they do not break down easily and remain in the ecosystem for decades.

Soil Contamination: Creosote-treated poles notoriously “bleed” or leach oily residue into the surrounding soil over time. This kills off beneficial soil microbes and can be absorbed by nearby plant roots.

Aquatic Toxicity: It is incredibly dangerous to aquatic life. If creosote leaches into groundwater or is used for structures near rivers, dams, or coastlines, it bioaccumulates in fish and invertebrates, causing mutations and death.

Looked to see what lies the marketing people come up with, obviously they going to have to lie in order to continue to sell to the New Wave “Organic Everything, Save the Planet types. They came up with this.

Creosote vs. “Creocote” (The Retail Alternative)

If you buy “creosote” at a local hardware store like Builders or Agrimark for a DIY project, you are often actually buying Creocote or a modified Carbolineum.

What it is: These are consumer-grade, thinned-down bitumen or oil-based wood derivatives designed to mimic the smell and look of real creosote.

Is it safe? While it contains significantly fewer toxic PAHs than industrial coal-tar creosote, it is still an oil-based hydrocarbon. If it washes into your garden soil or storm drains, it acts exactly like an oil spill, coating organisms and contaminating water sources.

How can anyone that is WATCHING this planet die and faster all the time because of loss of species, find this acceptable. Just ban the shit in Nature Reserve for a start…… ja ja and Pigs will soon fly…..

Rate this:

The “Quiet” Chemical Killers – Creosote

Creosote. From when I was young this stuff was the thing to put on gum poles that were set in the ground, for fence posts, telephone poles , any wood that would be exposed to the weather and the insects.

The smell was always horrible for me, but I saw our wooden gate in Wychwood that was treated with raw Linseed Oil, had to get done once a year or the wood would dry out in the Highveld sun. Many years later I put up a beautiful wood fence at my own house. Now I did not want to have to “paint” it every year with the Linseed Oil so decided to put Creosote on. I had a Border Colley, Quinn, that was like all them dogs, full of energy! While I treated the fence he was running around playing. I had put my container with Creosote on the fence, Quinn jumped and bounced off the fence, bringing the container down on him. It was on his chest mainly, thick hair, but go on his bare stomach and testicles. He loved water so washing him was no problem. The first probmlem was the exposed skin, it got very red and a little swollen. That was nothing. His testicles swelled up to twice the normal size, and he started damn dying! I had an old Scottish Vet that looked after my Border Collies, had 4, I rushed Quinn to see him. Now he was a fine fellow, loved animals… and Whiskey. His office was a converted house, he spent 3 nights , sleeping on the couch with Quinn on a mattress next to him. And a bottle of Scotch. Both survived. I then looked up Creosote, in a BOOK. Only remember one thing that stuck in my mind. It said that if you want to store eggs in a wooden shed, you cannot paint the shed with Creosote, the stored eggs will go vrot!!! (Rotten).

Jump to the here and now, my Big Five Wars, Marloth Park. I see HUNDREDs of treated pieces, of various lengths and sizes, in ALL the waterways leading to the Crocodile River IN the Kruger National Park. This alone is no good! Never mind all the poles planted here in use, and all the spilled Creosote.

Now if Creosote in the air of a shed makes an egg go rotten, what does it leach into our soil and eventually the ground water?

Modern life makes it pretty simple to look up things like this, no Dewey system any more. I already have a very good idea of what we shall find, let us have a look…..

In South Africa, the type of creosote sold and used mainly is Coal-Tar Creosote Type 2 and Type 3, manufactured in compliance with the South African National Standard (SANS 616).

First thing to check would be what this Government is using, as the articles written to date about the poisons in both pesticides and herbicides show that South Africa and Keyna use OPENLY, chemical substances that are banned in most of the world, never mind the illegal shit… that seems to have killed those 20 Elephant!!!!

SANS 616 Type 3 Creosote: This is the primary grade manufactured by suppliers like ICS Hydrocarbons. It is highly concentrated and used extensively for the high-temperature vacuum pressure impregnation of timber poles.

 SANS 616 Type 2 Creosote: Another major standard coal-tar based industrial wood preservative.

 Type C Creosote (Carbolineum): This is a thinner, modified creosote oil blend formulated specifically for manual brush-on applications. It is widely distributed to consumers at popular retail hardware outlets like Builders, Cashbuild, and Agrimark via brands such as Powafix.

The term “safe creosote” is highly misleading. In the wood preservation industry, “safe” s means that when it is applied under strict factory conditions, the chemicals become locked into the wood cells.

Coal-tar creosote even when manufactured to strict SANS 616 standards is highly toxic and heavily restricted globally due to severe environmental and health risks

The Environmental Damage

Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs): Creosote is packed with Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) like benzo(a)pyrene. These compounds are persistent, meaning they do not break down easily and remain in the ecosystem for decades.

Soil Contamination: Creosote-treated poles notoriously “bleed” or leach oily residue into the surrounding soil over time. This kills off beneficial soil microbes and can be absorbed by nearby plant roots.

Aquatic Toxicity: It is incredibly dangerous to aquatic life. If creosote leaches into groundwater or is used for structures near rivers, dams, or coastlines, it bioaccumulates in fish and invertebrates, causing mutations and death.

Looked to see what lies the marketing people come up with, obviously they going to have to lie in order to continue to sell to the New Wave “Organic Everything, Save the Planet types. They came up with this.

Creosote vs. “Creocote” (The Retail Alternative)

If you buy “creosote” at a local hardware store like Builders or Agrimark for a DIY project, you are often actually buying Creocote or a modified Carbolineum.

What it is: These are consumer-grade, thinned-down bitumen or oil-based wood derivatives designed to mimic the smell and look of real creosote.

Is it safe? While it contains significantly fewer toxic PAHs than industrial coal-tar creosote, it is still an oil-based hydrocarbon. If it washes into your garden soil or storm drains, it acts exactly like an oil spill, coating organisms and contaminating water sources.

How can anyone that is WATCHING this planet die and faster all the time because of loss of species, find this acceptable. Just ban the shit in Nature Reserve for a start…… ja ja and Pigs will soon fly…..

Rate this:

The “Quiet” Chemical Killers – Creosote

Creosote. From when I was young this stuff was the thing to put on gum poles that were set in the ground, for fence posts, telephone poles , any wood that would be exposed to the weather and the insects.

The smell was always horrible for me, but I saw our wooden gate in Wychwood that was treated with raw Linseed Oil, had to get done once a year or the wood would dry out in the Highveld sun. Many years later I put up a beautiful wood fence at my own house. Now I did not want to have to “paint” it every year with the Linseed Oil so decided to put Creosote on. I had a Border Colley, Quinn, that was like all them dogs, full of energy! While I treated the fence he was running around playing. I had put my container with Creosote on the fence, Quinn jumped and bounced off the fence, bringing the container down on him. It was on his chest mainly, thick hair, but go on his bare stomach and testicles. He loved water so washing him was no problem. The first probmlem was the exposed skin, it got very red and a little swollen. That was nothing. His testicles swelled up to twice the normal size, and he started damn dying! I had an old Scottish Vet that looked after my Border Collies, had 4, I rushed Quinn to see him. Now he was a fine fellow, loved animals… and Whiskey. His office was a converted house, he spent 3 nights , sleeping on the couch with Quinn on a mattress next to him. And a bottle of Scotch. Both survived. I then looked up Creosote, in a BOOK. Only remember one thing that stuck in my mind. It said that if you want to store eggs in a wooden shed, you cannot paint the shed with Creosote, the stored eggs will go vrot!!! (Rotten).

Jump to the here and now, my Big Five Wars, Marloth Park. I see HUNDREDs of treated pieces, of various lengths and sizes, in ALL the waterways leading to the Crocodile River IN the Kruger National Park. This alone is no good! Never mind all the poles planted here in use, and all the spilled Creosote.

Now if Creosote in the air of a shed makes an egg go rotten, what does it leach into our soil and eventually the ground water?

Modern life makes it pretty simple to look up things like this, no Dewey system any more. I already have a very good idea of what we shall find, let us have a look…..

In South Africa, the type of creosote sold and used mainly is Coal-Tar Creosote Type 2 and Type 3, manufactured in compliance with the South African National Standard (SANS 616).

First thing to check would be what this Government is using, as the articles written to date about the poisons in both pesticides and herbicides show that South Africa and Keyna use OPENLY, chemical substances that are banned in most of the world, never mind the illegal shit… that seems to have killed those 20 Elephant!!!!

SANS 616 Type 3 Creosote: This is the primary grade manufactured by suppliers like ICS Hydrocarbons. It is highly concentrated and used extensively for the high-temperature vacuum pressure impregnation of timber poles.

 SANS 616 Type 2 Creosote: Another major standard coal-tar based industrial wood preservative.

 Type C Creosote (Carbolineum): This is a thinner, modified creosote oil blend formulated specifically for manual brush-on applications. It is widely distributed to consumers at popular retail hardware outlets like Builders, Cashbuild, and Agrimark via brands such as Powafix.

The term “safe creosote” is highly misleading. In the wood preservation industry, “safe” s means that when it is applied under strict factory conditions, the chemicals become locked into the wood cells.

Coal-tar creosote even when manufactured to strict SANS 616 standards is highly toxic and heavily restricted globally due to severe environmental and health risks

The Environmental Damage

Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs): Creosote is packed with Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) like benzo(a)pyrene. These compounds are persistent, meaning they do not break down easily and remain in the ecosystem for decades.

Soil Contamination: Creosote-treated poles notoriously “bleed” or leach oily residue into the surrounding soil over time. This kills off beneficial soil microbes and can be absorbed by nearby plant roots.

Aquatic Toxicity: It is incredibly dangerous to aquatic life. If creosote leaches into groundwater or is used for structures near rivers, dams, or coastlines, it bioaccumulates in fish and invertebrates, causing mutations and death.

Looked to see what lies the marketing people come up with, obviously they going to have to lie in order to continue to sell to the New Wave “Organic Everything, Save the Planet types. They came up with this.

Creosote vs. “Creocote” (The Retail Alternative)

If you buy “creosote” at a local hardware store like Builders or Agrimark for a DIY project, you are often actually buying Creocote or a modified Carbolineum.

What it is: These are consumer-grade, thinned-down bitumen or oil-based wood derivatives designed to mimic the smell and look of real creosote.

Is it safe? While it contains significantly fewer toxic PAHs than industrial coal-tar creosote, it is still an oil-based hydrocarbon. If it washes into your garden soil or storm drains, it acts exactly like an oil spill, coating organisms and contaminating water sources.

How can anyone that is WATCHING this planet die and faster all the time because of loss of species, find this acceptable. Just ban the shit in Nature Reserve for a start…… ja ja and Pigs will soon fly…..

Rate this:

Here's something that'll make you rethink your next vacation: you could actually *help save* Europe's wild spaces while exploring them. 🌿 The EU's Natura 2000 network—covering over 18% of the continent—desperately needs hands-on volunteers, and there's never been a better time to join the #NatureConservation movement. Imagine spending your holiday protecting endangered ecosystems across #EuropeAdventures instead of just lounging on a beach. Whet...

https://europa.tips/en/europe-nature-conservation-volunteering

Here's something that'll make you rethink your next vacation: you could actually *help save* Europe's wild spaces while exploring them. 🌿 The EU's Natura 2000 network—covering over 18% of the continent—desperately needs hands-on volunteers, and there's never been a better time to join the #NatureConservation movement. Imagine spending your holiday protecting endangered ecosystems across #EuropeAdventures instead of just lounging on a beach. Whet...

https://europa.tips/en/europe-nature-conservation-volunteering

Here's something that'll make you rethink your next vacation: you could actually *help save* Europe's wild spaces while exploring them. 🌿 The EU's Natura 2000 network—covering over 18% of the continent—desperately needs hands-on volunteers, and there's never been a better time to join the #NatureConservation movement. Imagine spending your holiday protecting endangered ecosystems across #EuropeAdventures instead of just lounging on a beach. Whet...

https://europa.tips/en/europe-nature-conservation-volunteering

Here's something that'll make you rethink your next vacation: you could actually *help save* Europe's wild spaces while exploring them. 🌿 The EU's Natura 2000 network—covering over 18% of the continent—desperately needs hands-on volunteers, and there's never been a better time to join the #NatureConservation movement. Imagine spending your holiday protecting endangered ecosystems across #EuropeAdventures instead of just lounging on a beach. Whet...

https://europa.tips/en/europe-nature-conservation-volunteering

Here's something that'll make you rethink your next vacation: you could actually *help save* Europe's wild spaces while exploring them. 🌿 The EU's Natura 2000 network—covering over 18% of the continent—desperately needs hands-on volunteers, and there's never been a better time to join the #NatureConservation movement. Imagine spending your holiday protecting endangered ecosystems across #EuropeAdventures instead of just lounging on a beach. Whet...

https://europa.tips/en/europe-nature-conservation-volunteering

It hurts to see #food and #life burned like this. Our neighbor cleared the land by burning without asking, and honestly, we blame ourselves for not reaching out earlier to explain the damage this causes.

Their land once looked healthier, full of life and providing good habitat. But now, the ecosystem has been damaged and the soil left exposed.

Seeing banana plantation fading makes this even harder. 😔 If we don't start teaching and engaging our neighbors, this could happen again and the next fire might spread into other gardens, including our farm!

#foodprotectionism #FireDamage #environmentalism #callforparticipation #NatureConservation

It hurts to see #food and #life burned like this. Our neighbor cleared the land by burning without asking, and honestly, we blame ourselves for not reaching out earlier to explain the damage this causes.

Their land once looked healthier, full of life and providing good habitat. But now, the ecosystem has been damaged and the soil left exposed.

Seeing banana plantation fading makes this even harder. 😔 If we don't start teaching and engaging our neighbors, this could happen again and the next fire might spread into other gardens, including our farm!

#foodprotectionism #FireDamage #environmentalism #callforparticipation #NatureConservation

It hurts to see #food and #life burned like this. Our neighbor cleared the land by burning without asking, and honestly, we blame ourselves for not reaching out earlier to explain the damage this causes.

Their land once looked healthier, full of life and providing good habitat. But now, the ecosystem has been damaged and the soil left exposed.

Seeing banana plantation fading makes this even harder. 😔 If we don't start teaching and engaging our neighbors, this could happen again and the next fire might spread into other gardens, including our farm!

#foodprotectionism #FireDamage #environmentalism #callforparticipation #NatureConservation

It hurts to see #food and #life burned like this. Our neighbor cleared the land by burning without asking, and honestly, we blame ourselves for not reaching out earlier to explain the damage this causes.

Their land once looked healthier, full of life and providing good habitat. But now, the ecosystem has been damaged and the soil left exposed.

Seeing banana plantation fading makes this even harder. 😔 If we don't start teaching and engaging our neighbors, this could happen again and the next fire might spread into other gardens, including our farm!

#foodprotectionism #FireDamage #environmentalism #callforparticipation #NatureConservation

It hurts to see #food and #life burned like this. Our neighbor cleared the land by burning without asking, and honestly, we blame ourselves for not reaching out earlier to explain the damage this causes.

Their land once looked healthier, full of life and providing good habitat. But now, the ecosystem has been damaged and the soil left exposed.

Seeing banana plantation fading makes this even harder. 😔 If we don't start teaching and engaging our neighbors, this could happen again and the next fire might spread into other gardens, including our farm!

#foodprotectionism #FireDamage #environmentalism #callforparticipation #NatureConservation

Yellow Bellied Sand Snake

This is a very fast snake! One must have very quick hands to catch one of them, that is for sure. This one was coming along, in the opposite direction, on a game path I was following. Usually they are gone in a flash, this guy seemed more curious than scared.

I took a few close up photos, from those took these below, and cut out the background. NOT AI!!!! GIMP.

Here are a few facts about this little animal taken from The African Snakebite Institute

Full Name: Western Yellow-bellied Sand Snake (Psammophis subtaeniatus)

Other Names: Stripe-bellied Sand Snake, Westelike Geelpenssandslang, Westelike Streeppenssandslang

Classification: MILDLY VENOMOUS

Map indicating the distribution of the Western Yellow-bellied Sand Snake in Southern Africa.

A fast-moving, slender snake that averages 50-80 cm. This snake is active during the day and is without doubt one of our fastest snakes. It is fond of basking but will move off rapidly if disturbed. It is comfortable in trees and shrubs.

Big Five Wars is my main mission for now and they also get updated regularly.

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Yellow Bellied Sand Snake

This is a very fast snake! One must have very quick hands to catch one of them, that is for sure. This one was coming along, in the opposite direction, on a game path I was following. Usually they are gone in a flash, this guy seemed more curious than scared.

I took a few close up photos, from those took these below, and cut out the background. NOT AI!!!! GIMP.

Here are a few facts about this little animal taken from The African Snakebite Institute

Full Name: Western Yellow-bellied Sand Snake (Psammophis subtaeniatus)

Other Names: Stripe-bellied Sand Snake, Westelike Geelpenssandslang, Westelike Streeppenssandslang

Classification: MILDLY VENOMOUS

Map indicating the distribution of the Western Yellow-bellied Sand Snake in Southern Africa.

A fast-moving, slender snake that averages 50-80 cm. This snake is active during the day and is without doubt one of our fastest snakes. It is fond of basking but will move off rapidly if disturbed. It is comfortable in trees and shrubs.

Big Five Wars is my main mission for now and they also get updated regularly.

Facebook:

The Mexican Horse Thief

Section Eight Solutions

Rate this:

Yellow Bellied Sand Snake

This is a very fast snake! One must have very quick hands to catch one of them, that is for sure. This one was coming along, in the opposite direction, on a game path I was following. Usually they are gone in a flash, this guy seemed more curious than scared.

I took a few close up photos, from those took these below, and cut out the background. NOT AI!!!! GIMP.

Here are a few facts about this little animal taken from The African Snakebite Institute

Full Name: Western Yellow-bellied Sand Snake (Psammophis subtaeniatus)

Other Names: Stripe-bellied Sand Snake, Westelike Geelpenssandslang, Westelike Streeppenssandslang

Classification: MILDLY VENOMOUS

Map indicating the distribution of the Western Yellow-bellied Sand Snake in Southern Africa.

A fast-moving, slender snake that averages 50-80 cm. This snake is active during the day and is without doubt one of our fastest snakes. It is fond of basking but will move off rapidly if disturbed. It is comfortable in trees and shrubs.

Big Five Wars is my main mission for now and they also get updated regularly.

Facebook:

The Mexican Horse Thief

Section Eight Solutions

Rate this:

Yellow Bellied Sand Snake

This is a very fast snake! One must have very quick hands to catch one of them, that is for sure. This one was coming along, in the opposite direction, on a game path I was following. Usually they are gone in a flash, this guy seemed more curious than scared.

I took a few close up photos, from those took these below, and cut out the background. NOT AI!!!! GIMP.

Here are a few facts about this little animal taken from The African Snakebite Institute

Full Name: Western Yellow-bellied Sand Snake (Psammophis subtaeniatus)

Other Names: Stripe-bellied Sand Snake, Westelike Geelpenssandslang, Westelike Streeppenssandslang

Classification: MILDLY VENOMOUS

Map indicating the distribution of the Western Yellow-bellied Sand Snake in Southern Africa.

A fast-moving, slender snake that averages 50-80 cm. This snake is active during the day and is without doubt one of our fastest snakes. It is fond of basking but will move off rapidly if disturbed. It is comfortable in trees and shrubs.

Big Five Wars is my main mission for now and they also get updated regularly.

Facebook:

The Mexican Horse Thief

Section Eight Solutions

Rate this:

Yellow Bellied Sand Snake

This is a very fast snake! One must have very quick hands to catch one of them, that is for sure. This one was coming along, in the opposite direction, on a game path I was following. Usually they are gone in a flash, this guy seemed more curious than scared.

I took a few close up photos, from those took these below, and cut out the background. NOT AI!!!! GIMP.

Here are a few facts about this little animal taken from The African Snakebite Institute

Full Name: Western Yellow-bellied Sand Snake (Psammophis subtaeniatus)

Other Names: Stripe-bellied Sand Snake, Westelike Geelpenssandslang, Westelike Streeppenssandslang

Classification: MILDLY VENOMOUS

Map indicating the distribution of the Western Yellow-bellied Sand Snake in Southern Africa.

A fast-moving, slender snake that averages 50-80 cm. This snake is active during the day and is without doubt one of our fastest snakes. It is fond of basking but will move off rapidly if disturbed. It is comfortable in trees and shrubs.

Big Five Wars is my main mission for now and they also get updated regularly.

Facebook:

The Mexican Horse Thief

Section Eight Solutions

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https://www.europesays.com/ie/658006/ The policy relevance of climate-change scenarios for biodiversity research #Biodiversity #ClimateChangeEcology #Ecology #Ecosystems #Éire #Environment #EnvironmentalHealth #general #IE #Ireland #LifeSciences #NatureConservation #Science

Majestic Giants: California Condor Art & Conservation

How the Yurok Tribe is Bringing Back the California Condor

https://share.google/rZrmZ4BDljXD7TCGL

California Condor Conservation

The Paradox of the California Condor – calmatters.org

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A Love Story of Two Endangered Condors

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Majestic Giants: California Condor Art & Conservation

How the Yurok Tribe is Bringing Back the California Condor

https://share.google/rZrmZ4BDljXD7TCGL

California Condor Conservation

The Paradox of the California Condor – calmatters.org

https://share.google/qoQGEgbH6SdG5OjNp

A Love Story of Two Endangered Condors

https://share.google/Lnszqi2JzVSXOBHRk

Majestic Giants: California Condor Art & Conservation

How the Yurok Tribe is Bringing Back the California Condor

https://share.google/rZrmZ4BDljXD7TCGL

California Condor Conservation

The Paradox of the California Condor – calmatters.org

https://share.google/qoQGEgbH6SdG5OjNp

A Love Story of Two Endangered Condors

https://share.google/Lnszqi2JzVSXOBHRk

Majestic Giants: California Condor Art & Conservation

How the Yurok Tribe is Bringing Back the California Condor

https://share.google/rZrmZ4BDljXD7TCGL

California Condor Conservation

The Paradox of the California Condor – calmatters.org

https://share.google/qoQGEgbH6SdG5OjNp

A Love Story of Two Endangered Condors

https://share.google/Lnszqi2JzVSXOBHRk

Majestic Giants: California Condor Art & Conservation

How the Yurok Tribe is Bringing Back the California Condor

https://share.google/rZrmZ4BDljXD7TCGL

California Condor Conservation

The Paradox of the California Condor – calmatters.org

https://share.google/qoQGEgbH6SdG5OjNp

A Love Story of Two Endangered Condors

https://share.google/Lnszqi2JzVSXOBHRk

Could Taking Carbon Out of The Sea Cool Down The Planet?

https://onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026/08/20/could-taking-carbon-out-of-the-sea-cool-down-the-planet/

Maybe this little guy already knows something we don’t… 🐸 Perhaps it can feel that we’re finally going to have a stable water supply on the farm💧 Or maybe it just came to celebrate with us in advance. 🤣

#frogs #NatureConservation #permacuture #biodiversite

Maybe this little guy already knows something we don’t… 🐸 Perhaps it can feel that we’re finally going to have a stable water supply on the farm💧 Or maybe it just came to celebrate with us in advance. 🤣

#frogs #NatureConservation #permacuture #biodiversite

Maybe this little guy already knows something we don’t… 🐸 Perhaps it can feel that we’re finally going to have a stable water supply on the farm💧 Or maybe it just came to celebrate with us in advance. 🤣

#frogs #NatureConservation #permacuture #biodiversite

Maybe this little guy already knows something we don’t… 🐸 Perhaps it can feel that we’re finally going to have a stable water supply on the farm💧 Or maybe it just came to celebrate with us in advance. 🤣

#frogs #NatureConservation #permacuture #biodiversite

Maybe this little guy already knows something we don’t… 🐸 Perhaps it can feel that we’re finally going to have a stable water supply on the farm💧 Or maybe it just came to celebrate with us in advance. 🤣

#frogs #NatureConservation #permacuture #biodiversite

https://www.europesays.com/videos/79291/ ‘Speckles of hope’: What we learned from cycling the length of the drought-hit Danube #BUSINESS #cycling #Danube #Euronews #Germany #NatureConservation #river #Romania #science #Travel

In Defense of Plants podcast

https://www.indefenseofplants.com/podcast/2026/8/3/ep-591-justice-for-habitats

#NatureConservation #Nature #Podcast #Botany

In Defense of Plants podcast

https://www.indefenseofplants.com/podcast/2026/8/3/ep-591-justice-for-habitats

#NatureConservation #Nature #Podcast #Botany

In Defense of Plants podcast

https://www.indefenseofplants.com/podcast/2026/8/3/ep-591-justice-for-habitats

#NatureConservation #Nature #Podcast #Botany

In Defense of Plants podcast

https://www.indefenseofplants.com/podcast/2026/8/3/ep-591-justice-for-habitats

#NatureConservation #Nature #Podcast #Botany

In Defense of Plants podcast

https://www.indefenseofplants.com/podcast/2026/8/3/ep-591-justice-for-habitats

#NatureConservation #Nature #Podcast #Botany

@jwz extreme positions go viral in #socialmedia and #Mastodon is no exception. I am more for shades of grey since this fits my experiences better. For me a #bot creates #Alt text. My server (NRW.social) provides translations via #Deepl. Ai also helps me to use #linux and the command line. I use #birdnet and @FloraIncognita_DE to identify species for #natureconservation. Everything on the card considering bad impacts is true at the same time.

@jwz extreme positions go viral in #socialmedia and #Mastodon is no exception. I am more for shades of grey since this fits my experiences better. For me a #bot creates #Alt text. My server (NRW.social) provides translations via #Deepl. Ai also helps me to use #linux and the command line. I use #birdnet and @FloraIncognita_DE to identify species for #natureconservation. Everything on the card considering bad impacts is true at the same time.

@jwz extreme positions go viral in #socialmedia and #Mastodon is no exception. I am more for shades of grey since this fits my experiences better. For me a #bot creates #Alt text. My server (NRW.social) provides translations via #Deepl. Ai also helps me to use #linux and the command line. I use #birdnet and @FloraIncognita_DE to identify species for #natureconservation. Everything on the card considering bad impacts is true at the same time.

@jwz extreme positions go viral in #socialmedia and #Mastodon is no exception. I am more for shades of grey since this fits my experiences better. For me a #bot creates #Alt text. My server (NRW.social) provides translations via #Deepl. Ai also helps me to use #linux and the command line. I use #birdnet and @FloraIncognita_DE to identify species for #natureconservation. Everything on the card considering bad impacts is true at the same time.

@jwz extreme positions go viral in #socialmedia and #Mastodon is no exception. I am more for shades of grey since this fits my experiences better. For me a #bot creates #Alt text. My server (NRW.social) provides translations via #Deepl. Ai also helps me to use #linux and the command line. I use #birdnet and @FloraIncognita_DE to identify species for #natureconservation. Everything on the card considering bad impacts is true at the same time.

Methane Leaks Multiplying Beneath Antarctic Ocean Spark Fears of Climate Doom Loop

https://onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026/08/12/methane-leaks-multiplying-beneath-antarctic-ocean/

Methane Leaks Multiplying Beneath Antarctic Ocean Spark Fears of Climate Doom Loop

https://onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026/08/12/methane-leaks-multiplying-beneath-antarctic-ocean-spark-fears-of-climate-doom-loop/

Methane Leaks Multiplying Beneath Antarctic Ocean Spark Fears of Climate Doom Loop

https://onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026/08/12/methane-leaks-multiplying-beneath-antarctic-ocean/

Methane Leaks Multiplying Beneath Antarctic Ocean Spark Fears of Climate Doom Loop

https://onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026/08/12/methane-leaks-multiplying-beneath-antarctic-ocean-spark-fears-of-climate-doom-loop/

Methane Leaks Multiplying Beneath Antarctic Ocean Spark Fears of Climate Doom Loop

https://onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026/08/12/methane-leaks-multiplying-beneath-antarctic-ocean/

Rescatando algunos videos cortos de las garras de ZucaritasLand, encontré esta chulada...

El nacimiento de un río. Así se ve y así se escucha:

#naturaleza #NatureConservation

Rescatando algunos videos cortos de las garras de ZucaritasLand, encontré esta chulada...

El nacimiento de un río. Así se ve y así se escucha:

#naturaleza #NatureConservation

Rescatando algunos videos cortos de las garras de ZucaritasLand, encontré esta chulada...

El nacimiento de un río. Así se ve y así se escucha:

#naturaleza #NatureConservation

Rescatando algunos videos cortos de las garras de ZucaritasLand, encontré esta chulada...

El nacimiento de un río. Así se ve y así se escucha:

#naturaleza #NatureConservation

Rescatando algunos videos cortos de las garras de ZucaritasLand, encontré esta chulada...

El nacimiento de un río. Así se ve y así se escucha:

#naturaleza #NatureConservation

https://www.europesays.com/ie/629780/ The role of conservation bioacoustics in achieving global biodiversity goals #Biodiversity #ConservationBiology #Ecology #Ecosystems #Éire #Environment #EnvironmentalImpact #Forestry #general #IE #Ireland #LifeSciences #NatureConservation #Science

Maryland Closes More of Cunningham Falls State Park After Second Beaver Attack

https://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2026/08/05/dnr-closes-additional-areas-of-cunningham-falls-state-park-following-second-beaver-attack/

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49225918

#HackerNews #Maryland #CunninghamFalls #BeaverAttack #WildlifeSafety #NatureConservation #StatePark

Maryland Closes More of Cunningham Falls State Park After Second Beaver Attack

https://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2026/08/05/dnr-closes-additional-areas-of-cunningham-falls-state-park-following-second-beaver-attack/

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49225918

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Maryland Closes More of Cunningham Falls State Park After Second Beaver Attack

https://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2026/08/05/dnr-closes-additional-areas-of-cunningham-falls-state-park-following-second-beaver-attack/

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Maryland Closes More of Cunningham Falls State Park After Second Beaver Attack

https://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2026/08/05/dnr-closes-additional-areas-of-cunningham-falls-state-park-following-second-beaver-attack/

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49225918

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Maryland Closes More of Cunningham Falls State Park After Second Beaver Attack

https://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2026/08/05/dnr-closes-additional-areas-of-cunningham-falls-state-park-following-second-beaver-attack/

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49225918

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