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Links of Interest
- ARKANSAS GOVERNOR'S COMMISSON ON GLOBAL WARMING ADDRESSES
- Association for Beaver Lake Environment
- Aubunique Web site
- Aubunique — blogspot ranges widely with emphasis on preserving healthy habitat for people and other living things
- Beaver Lake Watershed — Arkansas
- Carbon Caps Task Force
- Center for Biological Diversity
- Climate Reality Project
- Collection of World Peace Wetland Prairie photos
- Collection of World Peace Wetland Prairie photos
- Cool Earth — growing group protecting rain forests
- County, city environmental boards with power
- Donate to support the effort to slow climate change
- Earth Justice
- Encyclopedia of Life
- Erosion control advice for developers — silt fences and such
- Fayetteville Ark City Government
- Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Government TV Channel in Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Lioneld Jordan's campaign for mayor and related issues
- Northwest Arkansas environment central
- Peace, Justice, Ecology — Dick Bennett ties it all together
- Photos — mostly nature and negative environmental changes
- Rain Garden Guide with photos
- Rainforest Action Network
- Red Oak Park — Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Riparian zone protection protects the climate
- Severance Tax
- Stephan Pollard and UA Sustainability Center
- The Climate Project.org
- The Iconoclast — an alternative view of local government
- Town Branch Neighborhood
- Tropical trees best at fighting climate change
- Tropical trees best at fighting climate change
- UNNATUAL GAS
- Urban greenspace institute
- Woolsey Wet Prairie Web site
- World Clock documents environmental change
- World Land Trust pioneers protection of tropical trees
- World Peace Wetland Prairie — blogspot
- World Peace Wetland Prairie — WEB site
- World water-monitoring day
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- Governor's, Sheffield Nelson's plans differ on sev...
- ADEQ won't consider environmental danger of coal
- Watershed protection group offers free brochure
- Wetland lot gets reprieve from intense infill
- Arcadian Court wetland on W. Deane Street
- Joyce Hale wins Sierra award as Unsung Heroine
- OMNI Center named Environmental Organization of th...
- Would you put your sign up in front of this debacle?
- East side soil and red dirt both eroding toward th...
- Dead Horse Mountain Road crosses West Fork of the ...
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- silt fences, bales of hay both fail when not place...
- Red dirt runoff headed for West Fork of the White ...
- Comments on state-of-the-city address: Propose som...
- St. Paul's Episcopal Church site of February 16, 2...
- Menu for Sierra Club Conservation Awards Banquet a...
- What happens when Wal-Mart detention pond is full ...
- Fayetteville, Arkansas, planning commission to con...
- Wetland lot east of Wal-Mart cleared before develo...
- Final showing of neighbors visiting with developer...
- Sustainability Center lists week's events
- Photos of frog just before extinction in native ha...
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2 comments:
I've been to this site and the pictures keep coming and I recognize all of it, except the part you photographed from Dead Horse Mountain Road. I pass on Huntsville every day but never turn south there.
What I want to see is how it looked before this started. Don't you have any you made before the terrorists attacked the place?
I always enjoyed taking my horses to the vet there because I could park in the shade of the big trees and Doc would come out and check them right there. Of course, he would make house calls when necessary.
I doubt we'll have anything like that good service available around here again.
Thanks for asking. I spent hours looking through files but can't find any so far. I don't know what I named them but I confess that after I learned he was retiring I kept meaning to go shoot a bunch of pictures but if I got any new ones I haven't found them. If photos are not named (slugged in publishing terms) well they are tough to find among thousands stored in a computer.
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