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'Hosting the event in a bird hide flavored it with a sense of theater. It brought people into a building built into a landscape that aimed to camouflage, rendering them invisible to the wildlife outside.
On that day the clapping of wings was drowned out by the clapping of hands, the cries of wading birds became woven into the threads of poetic words that chased one another out of the mouths of poets and story-tellers'.
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World Environment Nature News , by VARVERA MARIA NUNZIA : News, views, opinions, video's and blogs from around the world
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Polar bear researchers are urging governments to start planning for rapid Arctic ecosystem change to deal with a climate change catastrophe for the animals.
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Related article: Britain urged to stop supporting the trade in dead polar bears
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City-dwelling creatures have learned to be sophisticated urbanites, according to researchers. As animals, like their human counterparts, are drawn to the bright lights and all its possibilities, so smarter city critters are emerging.
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You can also listen to Paul Evans on Nature BBC radio 4 investigating why hedgehogs are in decline and seperating the science from sentimentality http://sco.lt/6oX5sH
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Herbaceous 's curator insight,
February 26, 2013 2:17 PM
'Sections of rural society are still using wildlife – especially badgers – as scapegoats on which to blame all their frustrations and resentments, warns Paul Evans'.
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