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johnfrederickwalker.com
Richard Estes, 2008 Angola Wildlife biologist Dr. Richard D. Estes has passed away. Estes was more than an expert, he was a mentor, and an inspiration-to me and many others. The 93-year-old founder and former chair of the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group was the author ofThe Behavior Guide to African Mammals, The Safari Companion, The... |
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thejaguarandallies.com
Hello friends, I have returned from my introduction to field work in the Mattole to find an encouraging story on the IUCN SSC Cat Specialist Group's Facebook page. The article, written by Kathleen McLaughlin and published in the magazineScience, concerns a proposed national park in China that could prove crucial for recovering Amur tigers (Panthera... |
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www.fisheries.noaa.gov
Beach and ocean access signage that informs the public of the 50 yard viewing regulation in place for Hawaiian spinner dolphins and how to report marine wildlife harassment and emergencies. |
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noop.nl
The world is more complex than people like it to be. I regularly see blog posts of software experts providing us with values, principles, guidelines and practices to live our lives by. And all of them are good, and all of them are incomplete. I've seen improvements on the agile manifesto (Glen Alleman), additions to the agile manifesto (Jason Yip), conflicts over principles (Bob Martin vs. Joel Spolsky), controversy over practices (Ron Jeffries vs. me), and lots of other heated debates. Each discussion is valuable, and each is only half the story. We're all seeking simple truths where there aren't any. I believe it is time for a new manifesto. A manifesto of complexity. With this manifesto we must recognize that it is human to prefer simple solutions, but al... |
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