Preservation
Sep 13, 2018 17:08:14 #
of the wild, unspoiled nature is needed, because we depend on.
Sep 13, 2018 18:20:38 #
Sep 13, 2018 18:43:29 #
Sep 13, 2018 21:06:54 #
Your beautiful shot can preserve the memory but we all need to push to preserve the real thing for future generations!
Sep 13, 2018 22:52:47 #
Yes, Carol, I fully agree.
Thank you for your positive consideration!
Sometimes I also wonder, if it is any good to bring images from such a pristine, wild environment, because it may bring the large crowds in?
On the other hand, some people who don't know yet, need to know the values we are loosing now - every day?
Perhaps helping them to understand better to the importance of preserving our environment?
Last night I saw on TV a report about a primeval area in Brasil - size of our Yellowstone National Park being clear cut - just for charcoal manufacturing.
According the calculations coming from the same source, the Earth lost in the past ten years 30% of oxygen producing plants.
What in the World are we doing?
Thank you for your positive consideration!
Sometimes I also wonder, if it is any good to bring images from such a pristine, wild environment, because it may bring the large crowds in?
On the other hand, some people who don't know yet, need to know the values we are loosing now - every day?
Perhaps helping them to understand better to the importance of preserving our environment?
Last night I saw on TV a report about a primeval area in Brasil - size of our Yellowstone National Park being clear cut - just for charcoal manufacturing.
According the calculations coming from the same source, the Earth lost in the past ten years 30% of oxygen producing plants.
What in the World are we doing?
Sep 14, 2018 08:55:46 #
Nice, anyone catch the bit of snow left above the tree line in about the center of the photo?
Sep 15, 2018 12:09:54 #
You are correct, DaveC1, there is some snow on that image.
I could call this image "The last snowfield on Continental Divide"?
BTW, it looks tiny, but it is at least 200 feet long.
I took this view also to show the damage on trees caused by avalanches.
I could call this image "The last snowfield on Continental Divide"?
BTW, it looks tiny, but it is at least 200 feet long.
I took this view also to show the damage on trees caused by avalanches.
Sep 15, 2018 12:09:54 #
You are correct, DaveC1, there is some snow on that image.
I could call this image "The last snowfield on Continental Divide"?
BTW, it looks tiny, but it is at least 200 feet long.
I took this view also to show the damage on trees caused by avalanches.
I could call this image "The last snowfield on Continental Divide"?
BTW, it looks tiny, but it is at least 200 feet long.
I took this view also to show the damage on trees caused by avalanches.
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