Like a ghost it is invisible, like a poltergeist it seems to harbor a grudge, and like a Navajo Skinwalker it moves about unseen, taking over the bodies of its victims.
Tag Archives: jeffrey barbee
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Feb
Feb
An Alliance Earth Science Communication Workshop at Bangor University At the end of January 2019 Alliance Earth Director, Jeffrey Barbee was invited to give a workshop by the Environmental Science Faculty at the University of Bangor in Wales. This was the start of a month-long knowledge exchange that was created by Dr Simon Willcock and Jeffrey […]
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Sep
Sep
How Google Earth led a team of scientists to discover an untouched mountaintop rainforest. By Andy Wright and Sonner Kehrt Aug 28, 2018, 8:01am EDT Photography by Jeffrey Barbee First Published on The Verge In 2018, what is left to explore in the world? It seems unlikely, say, that humans might find an untouched forest […]
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Apr
Apr
The Ruaha National Park, about 130 km west of Iringa, Tanzania, is known for its wild dogs, lions, spotted hyenas, East African cheetahs and African leopards. Working with Haley Jackson on a project in this beautiful part of our continent was a rare delight. My visit to the park was during the wet season, which […]
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Jun
Jun
This is part of our current partnership with the UK Guardian, LinkTV.org and public television station KCET By Jeffrey Barbee Excerpted from the UK Guardian, February 2015 The battle against the poaching that kills a rhino every seven hours in South Africa has acquired a new weapon: women. The Black Mambas are all young […]