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    The common excuses for not recycling

    A huge one in 10 brits don’t know whether glass can be recycled or not, according to reports. 56 per cent were generally unsure what can and can’t be recycled. The…

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    New guidelines in 2011 were introduced that stipulate all businesses and organisations now have to apply waste hierarchy systems when dealing and disposing of waste. These rules suggest that all organisations…

    May 28, 2019
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    The most successful Classic Cars throughout time

    From heated seats and surround sound, to Driverless vehicles and self-parking capabilities, new technologies are emerging at an alarming rate in the automobile industry. But, for many, vintage cars cannot be…

    May 21, 2019
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    Cleaning your BBQ

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    May 21, 2019
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    April 26, 2019
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    April 17, 2019
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  • Photo by Michael Christopher Brown @michaelchristopherbrown | In a tiny fishing village along the eastern coastline of a wintry Sakhalin Island, the largest island in Russia and located just north of Japan, a woman waits for her daughter before taking an afternoon walk.
  • Photo by Carlton Ward Jr. @carltonward | The first time I went camping in Florida’s Ten Thousand Islands, in 2001, I felt a sense of wildness and solitude I had only known in the Serengeti of Tanzania, the Amazon of Peru, and the outback of Australia. The landscape was familiar—mangrove islands that I’d experienced in remnant patches as a kid growing up in Clearwater, or as a teenager fishing in Charlotte Harbor. But the scale of the undeveloped nature in the Ten Thousand Islands was like nothing I’d experienced in my home state. Florida’s southern fringe, from Everglades National Park through Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge, makes up the largest protected mangrove coastline in the Western Hemisphere. The context makes the mangroves even more impressive. If you are camped on an island like Panther Key and watching the sun set over the Gulf of Mexico, you are surrounded by nature in all directions. In front of you and to your left, mangrove islands and wide-open water reach all the way to Mexico and Cuba. Behind you, Everglades National Park (the largest subtropical wilderness reserve in North America) stretches dozens of miles east toward Miami. To your right, the Fakahatchee Strand and Big Cypress National Preserve anchor a wildlife corridor that reaches all the way north to the Everglades' headwaters and beyond. I recently had a chance to return to the Ten Thousand Islands for a photo shoot from a small airplane. My goal was to capture the seemingly infinite labyrinth of the watery landscape, and tap into that feeling of awe that had changed my perception of Florida on my first Everglades camping trip 15 years before. Please follow @carltonward and check the #FloridaWild column in my bio. #Everglades #Florida #KeepFLWild @fl_wildcorridor @natgeoimagecollection
  • Photo by Sara Hylton @sarahyltonphoto | I made this photo while working on a project about the ways that women are advancing in Pakistan despite some of the barriers they face. I loved being able to dispel some of the misconceptions about this region, and to experience the astounding beauty of the Hunza Valley. For more stories follow me @sarahyltonphoto #Pakistan #Hunzavalley #Karakoram #mountainrange
  • Photo by Ami Vitale @amivitale | A pack of 18 resident African wild dogs hunt for dik-diks, a species of small antelope, at @loisaba_conservancy in northern Kenya. The dog's Latin name, Lycaon pictus, means "painted wolf," referring to the animal's irregular, mottled coat. They live in packs that are usually dominated by a monogamous breeding pair. They are very social, and packs have been known to share food and to assist weak or ill members. With an estimated population of only 1,409, they are also are among the world's most endangered mammals. Preserving spaces like these and empowering local communities to benefit from conservation are among the best ways to protect wild animals like these. Follow @amivitale for more photos of amazing animals and conservation successes from around the world. @nature_africa @nature_org @natgeoimagecollection #africanwilddogs #painteddogs #dogsofinstagram #africa #kenya
  • Photo by George Steinmetz @geosteinmetz | A bicyclist heads home from the citadel of Bam, a 4th-century trading center in southern Iran. This was the largest adobe building in the world before it was destroyed by a catastrophic earthquake in 2003, a month after this picture was taken. #carpediem To see more from the far corners of the world, follow @geosteinmetz
  • Photos by Ronan Donovan @ronan_donovan | This battle lasted for over two hours. This Woodhouse's toad in eastern Montana near the town of Terry was nabbed by a large plains garter snake and the struggle ensued. Any guesses how it ended? Hop on over to @ronan_donovan or swipe left to find out.
  • Photo by Robin Hammond @hammond_robin | “I remember the Stonewall riots,” says John Swallow from his home in Florida. “When I heard that it was the drag queens that went out that door after those police, I just stood up and cheered.” This month marks 50 years since the Stonewall riots in New York City—an uprising by the LGBTQI+ community against the discrimination they regularly faced. It is widely considered the most important event leading to the LGBTQI+ liberation movement. John, or Miss JoAnn when in drag, is a gay man. He began performing in drag in the '70s. Now he lives in a gay-friendly retirement community outside Miami. “In most places you always have to be on guard. Here you're free to be who you wanna be, love who you wanna love.” The struggle in the U.S. is far from over, as can be seen in our story published today in @natgeo to mark the anniversary. To see more of this series from the U.S. and around the world, follow @whereloveisillegal
  • Photo by Paolo Woods and Gabriele Galimberti @paolowoods and @gabrielegalimbertiphoto | Florence, Italy—Last month we celebrated Leonardo da Vinci, who died 500 years ago. Walter Conti is a street artist authorized by the municipality of Florence to dress up like Leonardo da Vinci. He usually stands near the entrance of the Uffizi Galleries and lets tourists take photographs with him. Being Leonardo takes time: Each day, he spends an hour and a half getting into his disguise. #florence #leonardo #davinci #leonardodavinci

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