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    Go Green: Energy-Efficient Home Improvements

    Everyone is going green these days. People understand the threat humankind poses to the planet and they are doing everything in their power to reduce their carbon footprint. If you own…

    December 7, 2019
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    5 Tips For Buying Used Electrical Gear Online

    Are you one of those people who are always browsing online shopping catalogues for electricals even though you never buy anything? Electrical gear is so tricky because there is no way…

    December 7, 2019
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    How to cut down on your household waste

    Household waste is becoming more of an issue for homeowners across the nation. As budgets get tighter and the country becomes more conscious of limiting the amount of waste we send…

    November 25, 2019
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    Generate Marketing Magic with Product Badges

    We live in a consumer world full of different merchandise and a good number of sellers and buyers. The goal of the seller is to attract and sustain customers. The modern…

    November 17, 2019
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    Is the print industry becoming more sustainable?

    The print industry is synonymous with paper, and this production of printed materials is having one of the most serious effects on the wider environment. Back in the days of the…

    October 28, 2019
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    How do marketing laws around the globe limit the intensity of product placement?

    Do you find that product placement become overbearing? Many people feel strongly that at times, it can be hard to differentiate between marketing strategy and reality. For this reason, and in…

    October 3, 2019
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  • Photo by Acacia Johnson @acacia.johnson | On the spring sea ice, 10-year-old Horizon Willie gets a high five from her aunt, Leesie Naqitarvik, during a seal hunting trip on Canada's Baffin Island. The Inuit people lived a seminomadic hunting lifestyle here for nearly 5,000 years before settling in towns in the 1950s. As traditional life fades into memory, many families strive to preserve their cultural legacy by taking their children on long camping trips every spring, passing on traditional knowledge and skills. Leesie had traveled from her home in Ottawa to join her extended family for this important annual event. 
Follow me @acacia.johnson for more stories from the Arctic and beyond. #arctic #inuit #baffinisland
  • Photo by Trevor Frost @tbfrost | Face-to-face with a saltwater crocodile, the world's largest reptile, on the Adelaide River in Australia, where crocodiles are known for jumping out of the water to grab chickens dangled from poles for tourists. To see more animal imagery, head over to @tbfrost
  • Photo by Muhammed Muheisen @mmuheisen | Umbrellas fill an alley with color in the old town of Limassol, Cyprus. The city of Limassol has a rich history that goes back to around the second century B.C. For more photos and videos from different parts of the world, follow me @mmuheisen and @mmuheisenpublic #muhammedmuheisen #Limassol #Cyprus
  • Photos by Lynn Johnson @ljohnphoto | Connecting across time: As a young girl, Anne was photographed for a National Geographic story about Vincent van Gogh. She lived in St. Paul’s Asylum, in France, where van Gogh spent a year battling mental illness. Now, 23 years later, I photographed Anne, who is autistic, for an upcoming story about living on the autism spectrum. Both moments are seen side by side, printed on glorious bamboo Hahnemühle paper, in an upcoming exhibit at the Leica Gallery in L.A. @thephotosociety #Hahnemühle #NaturalLine #Bamboo
  • Photo by @brianskerry | An orca is about to eat a herring in the waters of the Norwegian Arctic. Orca migrate into fjords in this region during late fall and winter to feed on herring that often overwinter here. In late November the polar night occurs, with weeks if darkness on end. Successful feeding by the orca involves complex communication and echolocation; such specialized feeding strategies are examples of culture found among whale and dolphin families. #orca #norway #whaleculture #smartanimals
  • Photo by Pete McBride @pedromcbride. | Two anglers are framed by the last of fall color on a tributary of the Colorado River. A study highlighted that the recreation value of this 1,500-mile river supports a $26 billion economy and a quarter million jobs—a powerful reminder of the value of flowing rivers. Sadly, I have seen how we ask too much of this lifeline; downstream it vanishes and no longer reaches the sea. To see more on fresh water, follow @pedromcbride. #Coloradoriver #water #flyfishing #catchandrelease #petemcbride
  • Photo by @beverlyjoubert | A termite mound is a ubiquitous landmark here in the Okavango Delta, and for this little one, merely a convenient resting spot. But what lies beneath those growing feline paws is anything but ordinary: legions of tiny creatures that have been furtively engineering this ecosystem into existence for millennia. We can only marvel at how the industry of a tiny creature could be such a mighty force here in the world’s largest oasis. As the termites build, their mounds rise up above the Okavango’s seasonal flood levels, and vegetation appears, drawing in grazers who deposit seeds. Trees and shrubs take hold, their roots knitting the soils of these islands-in-the-making together. It’s an ever forming world right at your feet, little cub.
#keystonespecies #okavangolions #termitemound
  • Photo by @drewtrush | While I was working with @thelynxproject in Alaska, we managed to get a number of different animals on our camera traps, but perhaps none cuter than this baby moose.  Alaskan moose are the largest of the subspecies, with adults weighing up to 1,400 lbs. To learn more interesting facts about wildlife, follow along with photographer @drewtrush.  #moose

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