Kew Gardens is London’s largest UNESCO World Heritage site. It is a great place for photography, education, and relaxation. Visit them to support their conservation and science initiatives.
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Less familiar to you may be nuisance animals such as dolphins that have learned to steal fish from fishermen, macaques that barter with tourists’ stolen sunglasses in exchange for food, and elephants that disable electric fencing with trees in order to raid a farmer’s crops. Instances of human-wildlife conflict like these are not rare, and they may result in death or injury for animals and property damage or hardship for humans (and in some cases, injury and death).
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Niagara Falls is beautiful with its birds, butterflies and botanical gardens.
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This summer, for example, I drove across the country by myself, oversaw several research assistants I interviewed and hand-picked, navigated new cities, worked alongside awesome elephant keepers– all in pursuit of my dissertation on personality and problem solving in Asian elephants. Not only did I learn more about elephants and their behavior this summer, but I also learned a few things about myself and about life in general:
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Gardening with kids improves social skills and behavior, increases science achievement scores and respect for nature.
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To celebrate International Migratory Bird Day we’re having a sweepstakes! Learn how to “Like&Win” a Peterson Field Guide.
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To celebrate International Migratory Bird Day we’re having a sweepstakes! Learn how to “Like&Win” two Berkley bird prints.
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To celebrate International Migratory Bird Day we’re having a sweepstakes! Learn how to “Like&Win” two children’s books.
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To celebrate International Migratory Bird Day we’re having a sweepstakes! Learn how to “Like&Win” bird friendly coffee.
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To celebrate International Migratory Bird Day we’re having a sweepstakes! Learn how to “Like&Win” two children’s books.
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