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Tag Archives: photography
Join the Flock: Crowdsourcing Bird Data for Climate Insights
Let’s pause the venture capital talk and dive into something completely different—but just as exciting! The Great Backyard Bird Count is a fun, family-friendly way to help scientists monitor bird populations around the globe. It’s also an amazing example of … Continue reading
Posted in Actualidad, Climate crisis, English, Nature, Tecnologia
Tagged birding, birds, Climate change, Climate crisis, crowdsourcing, Nature, photography, wildlife
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Dia de Muertos parade in Mexico City
I share some photos from the colorful parade of the Day of the Dead (Desfile del Dia de Muertos) in Mexico City, October 2016.
Faces of India
India has more than 1,250 million people. It represents around 17% of the world population or one out of six people in the world. Is the second more populated country only behind China, but set to surpass it by 2030. Let me share … Continue reading