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On the Expedition Help develop the science of predicting volcanic activity and understanding magma flows in Iceland’s beautiful Eastern Volcanic Zone.
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On the Expedition Help show how much and how fast climate change is affecting the Arctic - and what that means for the entire planet. In this inimitable Arctic landscape, you’ll study climate change at sites ranging from the tundra into the forest by monitoring changes affecting the gases stored in these peat-rich ecosystems.www.earthwatch.org/australia/exped/silveira.html
On the Expedition Help scientists preserve Brazilian biodiversity by studying how jaguar, puma, and other key species move across the agricultural landscape around Emas National Park. The Araguaia River corridor is a natural connection between the highly fragmented and threatened cerrado and the vast wilderness of the Amazonian rainforest, a stronghold for many species.
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(Photo: Norman B. Leventhal Map Center ) Chris Guillebeau travels the world and writes for a small army of remarkable people at The Art of Non-Conformity blog .
15 Amazing Castles from Around the Globe - StumbleUpon
Although designed and built for the prominent purpose of defense, today the castles seem like somewhat unrealistic constructions straight from the fairytale world. From solid strongholds to oriental fortresses and highly decorative palaces, the castles are our connection to the past, where legends mix with history and reality blends with a fairyland. This fairytale castle is the historical seat of the Prussian Kings and German Emperors.