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  1. India Safaris @indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com@indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com ·

    What Are the Best Wildlife Tours and Safari Experiences in India?

    A Complete Guide to India’s Top Jungle Safaris, National Parks, and Luxury Wildlife Adventures India is one of the most exciting wildlife destinations in the world. With dense forests, grasslands, wetlands, and mountains, the country offers extraordinary opportunities to witness rare animals in their natural habitats. From majestic Bengal tigers to one-horned rhinos and Asiatic lions, travelers come from across the globe for unforgettable India safari tours. But with more than 100 […]

    indiasafaristrends.wordpress.c

  2. 🗓️ New year, new dates to keep track of.
    If you meant to grab a 2026 TCWR calendar and haven’t yet, here’s a friendly reminder!

    The TCWR calendar has been a longtime favorite, featuring rescued cats who call the sanctuary home. It’s one of the ways people enjoy following the cats throughout the year 🐾 shop.turpentinecreek.org/produ

    #TCWR #TurpentineCreek #AnimalSanctuary #WildlifeSanctuary #SanctuaryLife #ShopForTheCats

  3. 🗓️ New year, new dates to keep track of.
    If you meant to grab a 2026 TCWR calendar and haven’t yet, here’s a friendly reminder!

    The TCWR calendar has been a longtime favorite, featuring rescued cats who call the sanctuary home. It’s one of the ways people enjoy following the cats throughout the year 🐾 shop.turpentinecreek.org/produ

    #TCWR #TurpentineCreek #AnimalSanctuary #WildlifeSanctuary #SanctuaryLife #ShopForTheCats

  4. The Canada Lion Rescue throw is one of the items people often ask about 🦁
    Get your blanket today and help support the lions who call TCWR home!

    Grab yours while supply lasts: shop.turpentinecreek.org/colle

    #CanadaLions #LionRescue #TCWR #WildlifeSanctuary #SanctuaryLife

  5. The Canada Lion Rescue throw is one of the items people often ask about 🦁
    Get your blanket today and help support the lions who call TCWR home!

    Grab yours while supply lasts: shop.turpentinecreek.org/colle

    #CanadaLions #LionRescue #TCWR #WildlifeSanctuary #SanctuaryLife

  6. On a related note, @MaQuest ...

    In #Thailand, a cheap bottle crate hack gives #tree #saplings a fighting chance

    Ruth Kamnitzer
    21 Nov 2025

    Excerpt: "Elliott and colleagues had seen examples of air pruning systems while touring nurseries in Australia, and previous studies have shown that air pruning can be beneficial for a number of tropical tree species. However, in Thailand, specialized air pruning equipment has to be imported and is prohibitively expensive.

    "So instead, the researchers cast around for a local solution. The answer was in plain sight.

    " 'If you go to a bar in the countryside, you know, a little restaurant, out the back there’ll be a rubbish pile full of disused bottle crates,' Elliott says. 'You can [also] go down to the #recycling shop and buy them really cheaply.'

    "Each bottle crate fits about 12 bags with saplings, and the structure creates a gap of 2 centimeters (nearly an inch) at the bottom. The researchers wondered if this gap would be enough to create air circulation for air pruning.

    "To test the idea, they raised saplings of five native tree species using three different methods: in crates placed directly on the ground; in crates placed on wire benches (for improved air flow); and the conventional method of a polyurethane bag on the ground. They then planted the saplings in a deforested site within #PraBangKhram #WildlifeSanctuary in southern Thailand."

    news.mongabay.com/2025/11/in-t

    #SolarPunkSunday #Reforesting #Rewilding #ReusingPlastic

  7. On a related note, @MaQuest ...

    In #Thailand, a cheap bottle crate hack gives #tree #saplings a fighting chance

    Ruth Kamnitzer
    21 Nov 2025

    Excerpt: "Elliott and colleagues had seen examples of air pruning systems while touring nurseries in Australia, and previous studies have shown that air pruning can be beneficial for a number of tropical tree species. However, in Thailand, specialized air pruning equipment has to be imported and is prohibitively expensive.

    "So instead, the researchers cast around for a local solution. The answer was in plain sight.

    " 'If you go to a bar in the countryside, you know, a little restaurant, out the back there’ll be a rubbish pile full of disused bottle crates,' Elliott says. 'You can [also] go down to the #recycling shop and buy them really cheaply.'

    "Each bottle crate fits about 12 bags with saplings, and the structure creates a gap of 2 centimeters (nearly an inch) at the bottom. The researchers wondered if this gap would be enough to create air circulation for air pruning.

    "To test the idea, they raised saplings of five native tree species using three different methods: in crates placed directly on the ground; in crates placed on wire benches (for improved air flow); and the conventional method of a polyurethane bag on the ground. They then planted the saplings in a deforested site within #PraBangKhram #WildlifeSanctuary in southern Thailand."

    news.mongabay.com/2025/11/in-t

    #SolarPunkSunday #Reforesting #Rewilding #ReusingPlastic

  8. On a related note, @MaQuest ...

    In #Thailand, a cheap bottle crate hack gives #tree #saplings a fighting chance

    Ruth Kamnitzer
    21 Nov 2025

    Excerpt: "Elliott and colleagues had seen examples of air pruning systems while touring nurseries in Australia, and previous studies have shown that air pruning can be beneficial for a number of tropical tree species. However, in Thailand, specialized air pruning equipment has to be imported and is prohibitively expensive.

    "So instead, the researchers cast around for a local solution. The answer was in plain sight.

    " 'If you go to a bar in the countryside, you know, a little restaurant, out the back there’ll be a rubbish pile full of disused bottle crates,' Elliott says. 'You can [also] go down to the #recycling shop and buy them really cheaply.'

    "Each bottle crate fits about 12 bags with saplings, and the structure creates a gap of 2 centimeters (nearly an inch) at the bottom. The researchers wondered if this gap would be enough to create air circulation for air pruning.

    "To test the idea, they raised saplings of five native tree species using three different methods: in crates placed directly on the ground; in crates placed on wire benches (for improved air flow); and the conventional method of a polyurethane bag on the ground. They then planted the saplings in a deforested site within #PraBangKhram #WildlifeSanctuary in southern Thailand."

    news.mongabay.com/2025/11/in-t

    #SolarPunkSunday #Reforesting #Rewilding #ReusingPlastic

  9. On a related note, @MaQuest ...

    In #Thailand, a cheap bottle crate hack gives #tree #saplings a fighting chance

    Ruth Kamnitzer
    21 Nov 2025

    Excerpt: "Elliott and colleagues had seen examples of air pruning systems while touring nurseries in Australia, and previous studies have shown that air pruning can be beneficial for a number of tropical tree species. However, in Thailand, specialized air pruning equipment has to be imported and is prohibitively expensive.

    "So instead, the researchers cast around for a local solution. The answer was in plain sight.

    " 'If you go to a bar in the countryside, you know, a little restaurant, out the back there’ll be a rubbish pile full of disused bottle crates,' Elliott says. 'You can [also] go down to the #recycling shop and buy them really cheaply.'

    "Each bottle crate fits about 12 bags with saplings, and the structure creates a gap of 2 centimeters (nearly an inch) at the bottom. The researchers wondered if this gap would be enough to create air circulation for air pruning.

    "To test the idea, they raised saplings of five native tree species using three different methods: in crates placed directly on the ground; in crates placed on wire benches (for improved air flow); and the conventional method of a polyurethane bag on the ground. They then planted the saplings in a deforested site within #PraBangKhram #WildlifeSanctuary in southern Thailand."

    news.mongabay.com/2025/11/in-t

    #SolarPunkSunday #Reforesting #Rewilding #ReusingPlastic

  10. On a related note, @MaQuest ...

    In #Thailand, a cheap bottle crate hack gives #tree #saplings a fighting chance

    Ruth Kamnitzer
    21 Nov 2025

    Excerpt: "Elliott and colleagues had seen examples of air pruning systems while touring nurseries in Australia, and previous studies have shown that air pruning can be beneficial for a number of tropical tree species. However, in Thailand, specialized air pruning equipment has to be imported and is prohibitively expensive.

    "So instead, the researchers cast around for a local solution. The answer was in plain sight.

    " 'If you go to a bar in the countryside, you know, a little restaurant, out the back there’ll be a rubbish pile full of disused bottle crates,' Elliott says. 'You can [also] go down to the #recycling shop and buy them really cheaply.'

    "Each bottle crate fits about 12 bags with saplings, and the structure creates a gap of 2 centimeters (nearly an inch) at the bottom. The researchers wondered if this gap would be enough to create air circulation for air pruning.

    "To test the idea, they raised saplings of five native tree species using three different methods: in crates placed directly on the ground; in crates placed on wire benches (for improved air flow); and the conventional method of a polyurethane bag on the ground. They then planted the saplings in a deforested site within #PraBangKhram #WildlifeSanctuary in southern Thailand."

    news.mongabay.com/2025/11/in-t

    #SolarPunkSunday #Reforesting #Rewilding #ReusingPlastic

  11. A white tiger lounges in the shade — regal and relaxed. A reminder of the rare beauty found in protected wildlife sanctuaries. I’ve got more scenes like this coming soon.

    #Photography #WhiteTiger #WildlifeSanctuary #BigCats #NatureLovers #WildlifePhotography #AnimalPortrait

  12. Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary: A new destination for ‘slow tourism’ in the Kumaon

    Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, nestled in the scenic Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, offers a perfect retreat for those looking to embrace the philosophy of slow tourism. Known for its pristine biodiversity, spectacular Himalayan views...

    indiaweekly.biz/binsar-wildlif
    #Binsar #WildlifeSanctuary #IndiaTourism #Travel #India