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mewo2007 1oekologischreisen1

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mewo2007 1oekologischreisen1

funny pictures cat has electric personality

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funny pictures cat has electric personality

natural sunrise

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natural sunrise

The Art. Sunrise Over

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The Art. Sunrise Over

Forest waters

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Forest waters

Lakey is beautiful beach

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Lakey is beautiful beach

the natural lakey beach

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lakey beach

Vista5342ForestFlowers

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Vista 5342 Forest Flowers

natural animal

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natural animal

Wisconsin Forests

noreply@blogger.com (McPhee) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 21:06:00 +0000

Wisconsin Forests

Forests are more than just trees. They are a complex community of plants and animals that constantly change, grow, and interact with each other and the nutrient-bearing soils upon which they depend. Once, more than half of Wisconsin was covered in vast stretches of forest: maple woodlands, spruce and pine groves, oak savannas, riverbottom thickets, and more. Over time, the axe, the plow, and the bulldozer have changed that landscape into a patchwork quilt of forest divided by towns, fields, and roads. Some forest wildlife like to live deep in the forest, others prefer living at the forest's edge. Some wildlife need young forests, others require mature, or "old-growth" forests to survive.

Click on the plants and animals below to learn more about creatures that inhabit Wisconsin's forests. Want to learn more? Go to

maple beach forest

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maple beach forest What a startling contrast we find between the open, sunny environment of the dunes and the lush, shady world of the beech-maple forest. Here plants must compete for the limited amount of sunlight. Shade-tolerance is the key to survival.

The dominant trees are sugar maple and American Beech. Both are able to survive in the shade of taller trees. However, if by chance a young tree gets enough sunlight, it experiences a burst of growth. By growing tall, it can reach the opening in the canopy of leaves. In addition to beech and maple, you will see black cherry, hemlock and basswood trees here. This is he climax forest of the area.

Other plant communities, given enough time, tend to phase into a beech-maple forest. Once established, this forest remains stable unless it experiences a setback such as forest fire or logging. Tune in all your senses. Maybe you will catch a glimpse of a squirrel or deer, or smell the odor of decaying leaves, or hear the flutelike song of the wood thrush.

The forest Conservancy

noreply@blogger.com (McPhee) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 17:24:00 +0000

The forest Conservancy

you probably won’t find Sao Felix do Xingu in any Lonely Planet guides. It is pretty far from anywhere. At the end of the road, on the Amazonian frontier, it feels like the Wild West, except with motor bikes and cell phones.

Not long ago, Sao Felix gained infamy as a lawless hotspot of deforestation in Brazil’s “arc of fire.” Today, this frontier town is the front line for an ambitious effort to save the Amazon, fight climate change and strengthen the local economy all at once.

I traveled to Sao Felix to see firsthand the breathtaking scale of the deforestation problem and to meet the local and state leaders — and the innovative farmers and ranchers — who are working with The Nature Conservancy to find solutions that value standing forests, and that work for people and nature.

In addition to the conservation benefits of saving the Amazonian rainforest and the economic benefits of improving agricultural productivity and forest management, stopping deforestation will reduce Brazil’s largest source of heat-trapping greenhouse gas emissions. I traveled to Sao Felix with agriculture and forestry leaders from the United States so that they could see how international efforts to address deforestation in the tropics matter to the climate policy debate in the United States and vice versa.

Flying into Sao Felix in a small plane, the view said it all. As far as the eye could see, the landscape was chopped into odd shaped blocks of light-green pastures, flecked with sparse herds of white nelore cattle that can take the tropical heat and sun. Here and there, patches of forest still stood along streams, on steeper slopes, and on parcels farther from the road. The spawl of deforestation only stopped at the border of indigenous people’s land, where the dark verdant green of their rainforest home marked a bright line not to be crossed.

About 1.5 million hectares of tropical rainforest around Sao Felix have already been destroyed — almost 20% of the total land area. Deforestation was encouraged by government policy that promised free land if people cleared the jungle. Once cleared, cattle could graze for a few years before scrubby brush overgrew the pasture.

Rather than trying to manage the land sustainably, people would move on to the next patch of forest, leaving behind degraded pastures that were of little value for cattle or biodiversity. This happened despite Brazil’s Forest Code that mandates that landowners preserve 50-80% of their land as native forest.

On the frontier, there were no real incentives to comply with the law and little law enforcement if you didn’t. It was a land-clearing free-for-all that earned Sao Felix a spot on Brazil’s black list of municipalities with the highest rates of deforestation.

Turning things around in Sao Felix is a monumental task. But I am optimistic that it could happen because of several powerful forces that are lining up for change.

First is a 180-degree change in Brazilian policy to stop encouraging people to wantonly raze forests and to start enforcing the Forest Code. To get off the black list of top deforesting municipalities, Sao Felix needs to reduce deforestation and bring properties into compliance with the law. Until then, local ranchers and farmers can’t get access to credit.

Another lever is being exerted by the international marketplace. Consumers don’t want to buy beef, soybeans, timber or other products from illegally cleared land or that contribute to the destruction of the Amazon. If farmers and ranchers want to sell their products, they need to show that they are in compliance with the law and producing sustainably.

These legal and economic incentives are powerful motivators for farmers and ranchers to do the right thing. But there are two big hurdles:

First, cleared land is currently worth more than forested land. Supply chain pressures in the marketplace are helping to change that, but much more needs to be done to establish value in standing forests. The Nature Conservancy has been working on policies that would allow payments for securing forest carbon, and on improving forest management for timber and non-timber products like cacao.

Second, property boundaries and land title aren’t registered. Unlike homesteaders in the American West who staked their claims to already surveyed land, Brazilian pioneers followed roads into the wilderness and cleared whatever uncleared land they came to. Without title and surveyed boundaries, the government can’t know who to hold accountable for compliance with the Forest Code. More importantly, landowners don’t have a reason to invest in the long-term stewardship of their fields and forests.

This is where The Nature Conservancy comes in. We are working in Sao Felix to help the local government and rural producer associations to map and register their properties under a rural land registry (abbreviated “CAR” in Portuguese). While not the same as formal title, it is a significant first step.

Once registered, landowners can show how they are coming into compliance with the Forest Code, and apply for title. Once 80% of the rural land area (exclusive of indigenous lands and protected areas) is registered under the CAR, Sao Felix can be considered for removal from the black list — reopening the credit market for ranchers and farmers, and putting the municipality on an economic pathway that does not depend on destroying the rainforest.

To see what success can look like, I also visited the municipality of Paragominas. Just weeks ago, Paragominas became the first municipality in Brazil to be taken off of Brazil’s black list. Working in partnership with the Rural Producers Union and the mayor, the Conservancy helped register almost 500 properties under the CAR – bringing coverage to 1.45 million hectares or 83% of the municipality.

At the same time, progressive farmers and ranchers in Paragominas have led the way in terms of improving compliance with the Forest Code and dramatically reducing deforestation while demonstrating responsible and sustainable agricultural practices.

Realizing that same sort of success in Sao Felix is going to require a lot of hard work. It is a huge municipality, roughly the size of the country of Panama. There are thousands of unregistered landowners. Landowners will also need technical assistance to implement more responsible and sustainable agricultural practices; that’s where the agricultural leaders I traveled with could help.

Fortunately, as in Paragominas, local leaders in government and among small and large landowners see the benefit and are committed to doing the right thing with the Conservancy’s help.

NATURAL FOREST DEFINITION

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NATURAL FOREST DEFINITION

According to the officially used Danish definition (The National Forest and Nature Agency (Skov- og Naturstyrelsen) 1994), "Natural forest originates from the original forest cover, i.e. a forest reproduced naturally. Natural forest is thus a forest which has spontaneously generated itself on the location and which consists of naturally immigrant tree species and strains. Natural forests can be more or less influenced by culture, e.g. by logging or regeneration techniques, but the forests must not have been subject to regeneration by sowing or planting".

This definition is broader and more pragmatic than definitions and perceptions used in the other Scandinavian countries (Tanninen et al. 1994)and is comparable with the term "SEMI-NATURAL WOODLAND " (Kirby et al. 1984). A key point is the recognition of the very long term effects of former (and current) direct and indirect human impacts.

Natural forest might be managed to some degree, or be unmanaged (untouched, non-intervention forest, strict forest reserve). After an adequate amount of time without intervention, such a forest might develop some of the basic structures of a virgin forest and be considered as "VIRGIN-LIKE NATURAL FOREST". An over-riding problem is that every spot is directly or indirectly influenced by human activity; either directly by forestry operations, cutting, planting and drainage, or indirectly by manipulation of the grazing regime, air pollution, hindering the immigration and spreading of natural species and influencing the kind and amount of dominant species in the landscape. Dynamics in a non-intervention system will be affected by former activities for hundreds of years and no part of the forest can be viewed in isolation, but is an integral part of the surrounding forest and landscape.

Forests of the Future

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Forests of the Future

Main articles: Ecology and Ecosystem

Ecosystems are composed of a variety of abiotic and biotic components that function in an interrelated way.[38] The structure and composition is determined by various environmental factors that are interrelated. Variations of these factors will initiate dynamic modifications to the ecosystem. Some of the more important components are: soil, atmosphere, radiation from the sun, water, and living organisms.

Central to the ecosystem concept is the idea that living organisms interact with every other element in their local environment. [citation needed] Eugene Odum, a founder of ecology, stated: "Any unit that includes all of the organisms (ie: the "community") in a given area interacting with the physical environment so that a flow of energy leads to clearly defined trophic structure, biotic diversity, and material cycles (i.e.: exchange of materials between living and nonliving parts) within the system is an ecosystem."[39] Within the ecosystem, species are connected and dependent upon one another in the food chain, and exchange energy and matter between themselves as well as with their environment.[40] The human ecosystem concept is grounded in the deconstruction of the human/nature dichotomy and the premise that all species are ecologically integrated with each other, as well as with the abiotic constituents of their biotope.[citation needed]

A smaller unit of size is called a microecosystem. For example, a microsystem can be a stone and all the life under it. A macroecosystem might involve a whole ecoregion, with its drainage basin.

The Natural

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The Natural

Failure
Roy's failure to make moral decisions in the novel cause his downfall. His failure reveals his devotion to the American dream of success that blinds him to the needs of others. A monomaniacal focus on being "the best there ever was in the game" prevents him from becoming a team player and putting the success of the Knights before his own. This self involvement leads to loneliness and alienation. Another important part of the dream is money. Roy's growing materialism links him with the corrupt and greedy Memo and prompts him to accept a bribe from the Judge, which ultimately leads to his disgrace.

Growth and Development
During the course of the novel Roy does show some moral growth. His desire to win the pennant for Pop emerges alongside his own more selfish need to be the best. By the end of the novel, Roy accomplishes a self transcendence when he decides to forget about trying to fix the game and determines to take care of Iris and their child. However, this development comes too late to save him.

Good and Evil
Throughout the novel, Roy is caught between the forces of good and evil; these forces wage a battle for his soul. Pop Fisher and Iris Lemon represent the forces of good. Pop struggles to turn Roy into a team player and to focus on community rather than individual success. Iris teaches him that through suffering we learn the important things in life, like love and self−respect. Unfortunately, the symbolically evil characters outnumber the good. Memo, the Judge, Gus Sands, and Max Mercy all try to drag Roy down into the world of corruption. Swayed by the power and success they offer, Roy realizes too late the dangerous consequences of his association with them.

Style
Allegory
The allegorical framework of The Natural successfully links historical, mythical, and fictional elements. Malamud borrows historical elements from the "Black Sox" scandal in 1919, when eight members of the Chicago White Sox baseball team were charged with bribery during the World Series. He acquires mythological elements from the Holy Grail legend and the wasteland myth. New York City becomes a moral wasteland in the novel, and Roy Hobbs becomes Perceval the Knight as he searches, under the guidance of Pop Fisher (the Fisher King), for truth and redemption and to restore the team by leading it to a pennant win. In Leslie A. Field and Joyce W. Field's interview with Bernard Malamud in their Bernard Malamud: A Collection of Critical Essays, he explains, "I became interested in myth and tried to use it, among other things, to symbolize and explicate an ethical dilemma of American life."

Realism and Fantasy
The novel's dominant style mixes realism and fantasy. Malamud grounds Roy's experiences in the world of baseball, but at the same time, he also incorporates supernatural elements. On his first day as a Knight, Roy notices that the team seems to be hexed. After Pop tells Roy to knock the cover off the ball, he literally does just that. Gus Sands "knows" how much money Roy has in his pocket and later, Roy makes a rabbit pop out of Memo's dress. Setting details also become fantastic. The landscape Roy passes through on the train to Chicago becomes an "unreal forest" with "tormented trees." Chicago appears as a "shadow−infested, street lamped jungle."

Foreshadowing
Malamud employs foreshadowing as part of the symbolic structure of the novel. Roy's defeat of the Whammer foreshadows a similar end for Bump and highlights Roy' s ambition to be "the best there ever was" in the game. A street beggar, rebuffed by Roy, warns, "You'll get yours." When strip club dancers in devil costumes jab Roy, they forecast the evil "jabs" he will suffer in his dealings with the Judge and Memo.

Historical Context
The Presidential Campaign
Just as Roy Hobb's moral character undergoes a test in The Natural, so does the character of many other public figures in America during the 1950s. On September 23,1952, General Eisenhower's running mate, Senator Richard Nixon, appeared on television to defend himself against charges that he took a "slush fund" of $18,000 from California businessmen. Nixon began, "I come before you tonight as a candidate for the vice presidency and as a man whose honesty and integrity have been questioned." He then denied that any of $18,000 was spent for personal use and claimed that the only gift he accepted was a cocker spaniel, named "Checkers" by his daughter Tricia. He explained, "the kids, like all kids, love the dog. Regardless of what they say about it, we are going to keep it." More than one million approving letters and telegrams poured in after this speech. During the ensuing election, Eisenhower and Nixon won 55 percent of the popular vote and 442 electoral votes. Nixon's moral integrity, however, would be questioned continually throughout his political life.

Communist "Witchhunt"
While testifying in front of the Dies Committee on May 22, 1952, playwright Lillian Hellman insisted she was not presently a "Red," but refused to admit whether she had been associated with the Communist party in the past. Hellman claimed she would not answer further questions so as not to "hurt innocent people in order to save myself." She added, "I cannot and will not cut my conscience to fit this year's fashions." Many Americans were forced to appear at government hearings and some, including movie stars and film producers, betrayed others or make unsubstantiated accusations about associations and/or involvement in the Communist party.

The Economy
Americans enjoyed a higher standard of living during the 1950s as a direct result of the United States's participation in World War II, which enabled the country to become the most prosperous economic power in the world. This new affluent age prompted an avid materialism in many Americans, as it did in Roy Hobbs. Goods like automobiles and suburban homes became powerful status symbols. Spending money became a popular American pastime for the rich as well as the burgeoning middle class.

The Media
The growing demand for information about famous Americans encouraged reporters, like the fictional Max Mercy, to ferret out personal details for newspapers and tabloids. In 1952, Generoso Pope, Jr. took over the The National Enquirer and promised to expand its emphasis on sensationalism by reporting lurid crimes, gossip about public figures, and sexual escapades. By 1975, Pope had increased his paper's circulation to over four−million copies per week.

The 1952 World Series
The New York Yankees beat the Brooklyn Dodgers four games to two and won the World Series.

The "Black Sox" scandal
In 1919 eight members of the Chicago White Sox baseball team were charged with bribery during the World Series.

Compare and Contrast
1950s: Money poured into defense spending during the 1940s helped to create a successful military−industrial complex that bolstered the economy in the 1950s. Companies produced goods that enabled them to become prosperous and hire more workers who would in turn buy more goods.
Today: A healthy economic forecast causes the stock market to soar and pays huge dividends to investors.

1950s: Critics attack Senator Richard Nixon's moral character when rumors of illegal funds surface during the 1952 presidential campaign.
Today: Critics attack President Clinton's moral character when rumors of illegal funds, shady business dealings, and sexual improprieties surface.

1950s: Baseball is America's favorite pastime. Salaries for top athletes soar into the thousands.
Today: Frustrated by rising ticket prices, the 1994 strike, and players' salaries soaring into the millions, many fans become disillusioned with the game.

1950s: The public clamors for news about the personal lives of actors and athletes.
Today: The public clamors for news about the personal lives of actors, athletes, politicians, and royalty. Public figures hounded by the press lash out over their lack of privacy. "Average" Americans appear on nationally televised talk shows reporting sordid details of their lives.

Topics for Further Study
Research the "Black Sox" scandal that involved eight Chicago White Sox players charged with bribery in the 1919 World Series. Compare the events surrounding the scandal with Roy's experiences in the novel.

Research the mythological quest for the Holy Grail. What symbolic elements of this quest appear in the novel? What purpose do they serve?

How is the American love of baseball illustrated in the novel?

Focus on Malamud's development of Roy Hobbs as a character. Is he a static or a dynamic character? Does he gain any knowledge about himself and/or of his world by the end of the novel?

Themes

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Themes
Choices and Consequences
The novel's focus on morality incorporates the theme of choices and consequences and the related issue of responsibility. Malamud presents Roy with moral choices in the novel that require attention to his responsibilities as a father, a team member, and a human being. He must choose whether or not to form a lasting relationship with Iris and their child, and ignore his concerns about her being a grandmother. He must choose whether or not he will try to win the pennant for himself or for his team members and Pop Fisher. He also must choose whether or not he will accept a bribe and disgrace the game he loves in order satisfy his materialism and insure his financial security.

The Beautiful Sunset

noreply@blogger.com (McPhee) — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 09:41:00 +0000

Beautiful Sunset

Hues of red and orange sky at sunrise, reveals the beauty of silence in the Bromo
As the sun rise and set, then the sky will be partly colored red, sky blue, and light the sky is] interspersed. (at least some). This phenomenon can be explained on the basis of light by molecules is] interspersed. atmosphere. is] interspersed. atmosphere light of the earth depends on the wavelength. For particles much smaller than the wavelength of light (such as air molecules), particle-particles is not a great resistance to long wavelengths than for short. is] interspersed. less, light red and orange is interspersed. less than the blue and purple, which is the cause of the blue sky.
At sunset, on the other hand, the long beam of sunlight through the atmosphere the maximum. Many of the blue color that has been issued by scattering. Light that reaches the surface of the earth means the lack of blue, which is the reason reddish sunset.

natural preserve mountain Mutis

noreply@blogger.com (McPhee) — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 02:00:00 +0000

A. At a Glance
mountain Mutis Nature Reserve is one of the leading attractions are owned by the Province of East Nusa Tenggara.

This tourist area famous for its mountains of marble stone by local people called Faut Kanaf or stone name. Under Faut Kanaf, there are the sources of springs called Oe Kanaf or water from a stone. Water sourced from these Kanaf Faut flow towards one point and formed two watersheds (Watershed), which the society is called DAS and DAS Noelmina Benain. Both watershed is a source of livelihood for the people of Western Middle East to this day.

Tourism area which is about 140 km northeast of Kupang city has an area of approximately 12,000 hectares and is inhabited by one of the oldest tribes in East Nusa Tenggara, the Tribe Dawan.

B. Feature
Tourism Regions visited Mount Mutis Nature Reserve was very interesting. One Million flora and fauna living in it. Mutis Mountains Tourism Region has a type of vegetation which is representative of a homogeneous forest highlands. This area is also dominated by various types Ampupu (eucalyptus urophylla) that grow naturally and the type of sandal (Santalum album). Also here can be found a variety of other tree species such as hue (eucalyptus alba), bijaema (elacocarpus petiolata), haubesi (Olea paniculata), Raquel or mountain pine (casuarina equisetifolia), Manuk Molo (decaspermum fruticosum), and Oben (Eugenia littorale ).

D. Access
To achieve Mutis journey starts from Kupang to SoE, South Central Timor regency town with a distance of 110 km and travel time approximately 2.5 hours. From SoE, we travel by bus to the When, the City District of North Mollo. Of When, we travel toward Fatumnasi Village, a village situated on the slopes of Gunung Mutis and the entrance to enter the region of this tour. Travel 15 km to use bus will bring visitors into the area of tourism Gunung Mutis was truly stunning.

Forest

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there is strength of soul
in this universe if you when us permit will emit a stream of to
pass through our body and produce fruit result of best.
By: mahatma Gandhi

Natural sun from bromo

noreply@blogger.com (McPhee) — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 17:03:00 +0000

Mount Bromo is one tourist destination in East Java. These natural attractions are located in the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park in the eastern city of Malang, East Java. Visitors not only local tourists, even many who come from abroad. With the typical scenery makes Bromo worthy destination.

Regular visitors visiting this area since the early days with the aim of seeing the rising sun. To see it, we had to climb Mount climb which is the highest mountain in the region. Field which must pass to get to Mount climbing a heavy field. To reach the foot of Mount climbing, we have to go through the desert-like area that can make us lost. We had to climb Mount climbing, narrow roads and lots of sharp turns would require a high driving skill. For that reason, many visitors who choose to rent a car Hardtop (jeep type) driven by the community. Surrounding communities come from Tengger tribe friendly with the visitors.

Up above, there are many shops that provide warm beverages such as coffee or tea and a bonfire to warm bodies rising sunrise time while waiting for the sun. in this temperature reaches 10 degrees to 0 degrees Celsius even during the early hours. So, should we prepare for first cold clothes, hats, gloves, socks, and scarves to cope.

Watching the sunrise is an interesting event. The proof, the visitors are willing to wait since five o'clock in the morning facing east so as not to lose this moment. We were not always able to see this event, because if the cloudy sky, the appearance of the sun is not seen clearly. However, when the sky is clear, we can see the roundness of the sun in the first place only as small as a match pins, slowly enlarge and eventually form a full circle and give information so that we can see mountains scenery in this area. Among others, Mount Bromo, Mount Batok, or Mount Semeru is the highest mountain in Java Island. (YS)

conservation natural Indonesia

noreply@blogger.com (McPhee) — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 20:53:00 +0000

Definition
Conservation Institute is an institution engaged in conservation or wildlife and plants outside their habitat (ex-sit), which serves for breeding and / or rescue plants and or wildlife, while maintaining the purity of type, to ensure the preservation of the existence and utilization. Conservation agencies have the primary function of plant breeding and / or rescue and wildlife, while maintaining the purity of its kind. Conservation Institute, also has the function as a place of education, demonstration, research, development of science, means of protection and preservation of species, as well as a healthy recreational facilities. Conservation Management Institute is based on ethics and animal welfare rules.

Forestry

noreply@blogger.com (McPhee) — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 21:02:00 +0000

Forestry is a practice for creating, managing, using and conserving forests for human interests.

Forestry

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Forestry is

a practice for creating, managing, using and conserving forests for human interests.

Nutural Love

noreply@blogger.com (McPhee) — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 18:48:00 +0000

This morning I feel the warm of the sun light. But the view around me does not make me feel happy. Do you know why? It is because the land around me is empty and dry. The hills and forest that used to be very beautiful, now seem very bad. The trees were catted randomly by human. I am so sad, why those human like to cut those trees without any guilty feeling. Why don’t they love the nature that has became their source of life.

Don’t they know that cutting the trees unwisely will damage their own life in the future? Do you know why I say that ? Because cutting the trees carelessly may cause big problems, it will make flood every where and natural disaster may come unexpectedly. Forest is the important natural resource for human life and either the other God’s creatures such as animals. If it’s not manage wisely, the forest unable to support continuously for the next generation. Don’t they realize that ?

Tonight I am sitting on a tree branch watching around. I don’t like to see what I see around me. I am not be able to play on the hill anymore. I am imagining the beautiful situation few years ago. When I still could play with my friends. How happy I was at that time. But now, it cannot happen anymore, because the hill is now dry. The human who live nearby don’t take too much attention about the hill and the forest.

My fate is realy bad. My life and my friend’s life are threatening destroy. So are the life of tigers, lions, rabbits, wild deer, antelope, monkeys, and especially orang utan. We are all threatening destroy, and there will not be any of our generation that can live in the damaged forest. And also the fate of the trees, if they could talk, they will also screaming. But trees are created just to live without any capability to move themselves and to protest about what human has done unwisely to them.

Now, I know why human like to cut the forest trees carelessly. They want to be rich quickly by exporting the forestry products to others countries, and lazy to think the sustainability of the forest for the next generation to come. Money, money, and money, that is all what those human always want. With money they think they can live forever. They never want to listen the cry of the forestry animals that have lost their living habitat. For them, other people future don’t mean anything, as long as they can be happy now. They are really greedy.
What I can do now are just praying and ask for help from my God. The trees cannot do anything. My friends cannot do anything. I can’t do also, what can i do ? I am just a helpless squirrel, and I can be killed by human. I just wish that there were some human who care and pay attention to what happen to the forest and the habitat inside it. I wish there will some human who run tree replanting program. I wish that I would not wait too long to have the forest become thick, the hill become green, and population of my friends increase.

Hopefully human realize what they have done to the forest and its habitat. Realize not to take the forestry product carelessly. I just wish that the world become peaceful, where human, animals, and tress live side by side and love each other. What a beautiful and happy live it will be.
Hopefully it still can be realized.

natural resources Indonesian

noreply@blogger.com (McPhee) — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 17:42:00 +0000

Indonesian natural resources were abundant

Natural Resources (commonly abbreviated SDA) is the potential resources contained within the earth, water and sky that can be utilized to meet human needs and interests of national defense.