Wellcome
Wellcome
" The objective of this webpage is Show one little part of wildlife and wilderness
Talk about Nature Conservation
Research
Adventure Sports
Ecoreport
Ecoturism
Climate Changes
and Nômade life "
See this blog with F11 on
" The objective of this webpage is Show one little part of wildlife and wilderness
Talk about Nature Conservation
Research
Adventure Sports
Ecoreport
Ecoturism
Climate Changes
and Nômade life "
See this blog with F11 on
domingo, 3 de abril de 2011
terça-feira, 22 de março de 2011
CALL of Civil Defense in Paraná, Brazil (State of emergency because of rain)
E-mail message sent to climbers of our state.
Morretes and other parts of the coast in a state of emergency.
Who has availability to help, contact the nearest civil defense and volunteering.
Municipal Civil Defense Coordinator of Morretes.
Who has availability to help, contact the nearest civil defense and volunteering.
Municipal Civil Defense Coordinator of Morretes.
Here a little part of many other pictures of this work ...
Loading a civilian car to help
(the main materials focused on food, hygiene supplies, blankets and cleaning)
Supplying drinking water to help families
Thousands of gallons of drinking water, nonperishable food, clothing and hygiene supplies were delivered into the hands of citizens affected by the floods that devastated the coastal region.
The large quantity of rainfall that has reached Brazil in the last few months and being scared by their concentration in areas that channeling the Amazon or the trade winds that receive direct maritime influence.
Certainly global warming has much connection with the increase of evaporation rate on the planet, rise into account the wind currents and high humidity of the Amazon, favored certain regions to receive more rain than others because to their position and / or geography site.
Certainly global warming has much connection with the increase of evaporation rate on the planet, rise into account the wind currents and high humidity of the Amazon, favored certain regions to receive more rain than others because to their position and / or geography site.
Homes destroyed due to landslides ...
Homeless families
The state government, Fire Brigade and Civil mobilized entities and brigade groups to bring food, clothes, blankets, water and cleaning supplies and hygiene areas of difficult access.
All work of help has been done voluntarily ...
Some days when many people have worked with a smile on his lips for being part of a current solidarity that moved the entire mountain community of beyond civilians from many sectors.
Anyway the people over there feel embraced, maintained somehow beloved by both the government as by the fire department and also for the Mountaineers that pass by them so many times, sometimes even buy a banana pastel in the way to the mountains of our beautiful state.
Friends working together...
As a gift we were blessed by nature with a breathtaking moon, after 20 years the Moon is more closely of the planet, we are very happy to see this in the end of the work ...Friends working together...
Fire Department
Fire Brigade Mountain
Civilian volunteers
the State Government
Viamay services
Rodoway Transports
Botas Nomade
Supermarket Agricer
Nino Breads
Curitiba Transports
To all who have dedicated themselves together and reached the objective to return the normality in the coastal region affected by the greatest flood of the last 20 years, if not of all time.
sexta-feira, 4 de março de 2011
sábado, 19 de fevereiro de 2011
Planet Hour
Planet Hour 2011
WWF
We need made something to beginning the change
Economy of energy in all Planet for one hour
You and your friends are invited to participate of this Global Moving
WWF
We need made something to beginning the change
Economy of energy in all Planet for one hour
You and your friends are invited to participate of this Global Moving
quinta-feira, 17 de fevereiro de 2011
Science Movie GLOBAL DIMMING
I got this movie by mail from a friend and was shocked at the prospect demonstrated scientifically and what we expect about climate change.
There are 4 parts and needs to be assisted to understand the WHOLE context of what is this warning.
There are 4 parts and needs to be assisted to understand the WHOLE context of what is this warning.
Something that made us think and act to Conservation of Nature, less impact in wild life and human life, Cities, Industries, farmlands, all places.
The life in Earth need's of our change
domingo, 6 de fevereiro de 2011
7 days cruising the islands in Brazil
The Vehicle
Nature presents us with your presence
First day the storm comes
Raining
Biguas
Entry of RPPN Sebuí
Waterfall in SEBUÍ RPPN
Mangues
Boats
Come the third storm
Storm in Guaraqueçaba, Without Electricity
Heavenly mountain
Show of Nature
The Castaway with transport
Flight of the Heron
Isolated
Sunset
Sunrise of a fisherman
Last day, crossing to the Port of Paranaguá
Nature presents us with your presence
First day the storm comes
Raining
Biguas
Entry of RPPN Sebuí
Waterfall in SEBUÍ RPPN
Mangues
Boats
Come the third storm
Storm in Guaraqueçaba, Without Electricity
Heavenly mountain
Show of Nature
The Castaway with transport
Flight of the Heron
Isolated
Sunset
Sunrise of a fisherman
Last day, crossing to the Port of Paranaguá
Crossing the boundaries between state of São Paulo and Paraná in litoral of Brazil, is a very beautiful and rich experience of living in nature. Having direct contact with some of the areas most important ecological corridor of the Atlantic Forest, World Heritage Site recognized by UNESCO, represents one of the last intact remnant, the Environmental Protection Area (EPA) houses the most beautiful varieties of Animals Among them: Amozona brasilliensis, Egretta thula, Speotyto cunicularia, Larus dominicanus, Endocimus ruber, Platalea ajaja, Ocypode Albycans, Uca sp., Tetraodon sp., Tupinambis eguixim; Among others.
All animals reported here were seen with the naked eye, most very close.
All pictures in this article by Willson S. and Zeca.
sábado, 29 de janeiro de 2011
Birdwatching in Himalaya
Nepal ...
... is renowed for its high diversity of bird species, spectacular mountains and rich culture. In Nepal you can enjoy birdwatching in one most beautiful places on Earth.
In the first time I visit the country in 2007, the Nature give-me the chance to see one Aquila crysaetus the Golden Eagle, in Nature, above 4400 m, close of dingboche in one hill above, between the Ama Dablan and Lothse ( 5 most higher mountain in the world) in the Khumbu valey, this Eagle fly without think about the tomorrow, this presence change my way to see wildlife forever.
Geographical Setting
Most of Nepal lies in the central of Himalayas and includes eight of the hichest peaks in the world, each over 8000m. Nepal is surronded by the world's two most populous countries, India and China, but is one smallest nations. The contry covers an area of 147,181 km2, litle more than england and wales combined, and averages about 870 km from esast to west (Grimmett, R. et al. 2000).
Nepal has more contrasts of landscape and culture tham in most othr contries many times its size. There is a norrow strip of lowlands, known as the terai in the south that differs sharply from rugged terrain of the rest of the contry. Slightly higher up lies the dry bhabar zone that extends to about 300m. Beyond bhabar are the first Himalayan Foot hills Known as the Siwalik hills, rising to 1220m. To the north lies the Mahabharat lekh climbing to 2740 m. Between these two ranges are the dun valleys orinner terai. Until the terai and inner terai were malaria-ridden jungle and rich in wildlife, but today the hold almost all of Nepal's Industry and highly cultivated. Beyond the Mahabharat Lekh lies a broad complex of midland hills and valleys including the Kathmandu Valley, the tradicional heartland of Nepal. North of midland is Himalaya range, include Everest 8848m, the top of the World, which is no more than 160 km as the crow flies from terai at 75m above sea level.
Climate
Nepal has extremes of climate varying from tropical in the lowlands to artic in the high peaks. The maximum reach to 37°C in chiwan between April early June. In sharp contrast, maximum temperatures in Khumbu at Nanche Bazar 3400m (Everest region) vary from 11 to 15°C between April and June.
Nepal's climates dominated by the monsoon of south Asia. About 90% of the rain falls between June and september.
Main Habitats and Bird species
The vegetation is classified following J.F. Dobremez (1976) Le Nepal Ecologie et biogéographie.
Nepal's Bird Habitats can be roughly divided into forest, scrub, alpine habitats, wetlands, grasslands, agricultural land and around human habitation.
Has a very rich diversity of forest types. Forests and bushes hold high proportion of 77% of Nepal's breeding birds. Nepal's avifauna is highly diverse considering the size of the conutry. Atotal 852 species has been recorded, including about 600 that probaly breed or have bred.
Birdwatching Areas
Birdwatching Areas
Royal Chitwan National Park
Phulchowki Mountain (2760m)
Sheopuri Wilslife reserve (2730m)
Kosi Tappu Wildlife Reserve and Kosi Barrage
Royal Bardia National Park
Trekking in Langtang National Park - Gosainkund and Langtang Valley
Annapurna Conservation Area
Arum e Barun Valleys
And more
The birdwatching by recording observations that they make, can play a valuable role by increasing the knowledge of the contry's birds and helping to conserve them. Learn and discover about the breeding behaviour of many of Nepal's Birds.
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