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EcoReef Project – A new video section on the website dealing with Practical Environmentalism
We will present a series of videos on how to make and use EcoReefs by using nature’s way of repairing the damage that we’ve done and that we continue to do. We will also present videos and info on happenings around the world in this space. So please log in and then join The EcoReef…
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Animals That Shape Our Environment By Accident
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Azolla: A Tiny Plant with a Big Impact on Waterways and Reefs
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The Stories The Environment Can Tell Of Natural Patterns
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The EcoReef Project
Here’s a demonstration of an EcoReef protecting the water’s edge of a stream from erosion The EcoReef Project focuses on combining organic material, rock & rubble, and plastics from waste plastic bags We will be introducing EcoReefs soon for anyone to use at no cost to them EcoReefs may be ugly but fish don’t wear Gucci’s!
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