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• Antarctica: An Amazing Continent Full Of Scientific Research
  on Dec 21, 2013 in amundsen antarctica biology charlotte Exploration Explorers globetrekker island oceans PBS penguins public television scott seals seas south pole ukraine unc-tv whales zay harding
  GlobeTrekker The Globetrekker series is always my favorite TV shows I like to watch.  Check out their Website here, Pilot Guides GlobeTrekker.   Luckily, where I live I get the PBS UNC-Explorer Channel.  UNC-EX is an amazing channel which Broadcas...
• Go Fund Me: Help Make Troubled Biologist an Exciting New Webpage
  on Dec 8, 2013 in cause charity crowdsource crowdsource funding envbiologist Facebook funding go fund me gofundme hosting raise money raise money for charity Troubled Biologist troubledbiologist twitter webpage
  Go Fund Me Crowdsource Funding Webpage We have a new webpage we would like to design and launch for Troubled Biologist. It basically is to help saving animals and fund Species Projects in Threatened parts of the Globe.  Please go to our Go Fund Me p...
• Go Fund Me: Help Make Troubled Biologist an Exciting New Webpage
  on Dec 8, 2013 in cause charity crowdsource crowdsource funding envbiologist Facebook funding go fund me gofundme hosting raise money raise money for charity Troubled Biologist troubledbiologist twitter webpage
  Go Fund Me Crowdsource Funding Webpage We have a new webpage we would like to design and launch for Troubled Biologist. It basically is to help saving animals and fund Species Projects in Threatened parts of the Globe.  Please go to our Go Fund Me p...
• African Pride, The Born Free Movie Lion Elsa And The Fight To Save Lions
  on Jul 23, 2013 in elsa Africa george adamson Nature extinction safari big cats virginia mckenna wildlife lion captivity conservancy Conservation born free PBS Kenya lions
  Born Free, Elsa the Lioness  I was not familiar with the movie Born Free and the filmmakers journey to save lions in Africa.  Learn more about the Movie on their IMDB page, Born Free.  It was a truly remarkable and sad story.  You can learn more...
• African Pride, The Born Free Movie Lion Elsa And The Fight To Save Lions
  on Jul 23, 2013 in Africa big cats born free captivity conservancy Conservation elsa extinction george adamson Kenya lion lions Nature PBS safari virginia mckenna wildlife
  Born Free, Elsa the Lioness  I was not familiar with the movie Born Free and the filmmakers journey to save lions in Africa.  Learn more about the Movie on their IMDB page, Born Free.  It was a truly remarkable and sad story.  You can learn more...
• Ancient Wild Bahamas Discovered In Blue Holes Cave Diving
  on Jun 25, 2013 in climate biology Climate change blue hole National Geographic Extreme Adventure extinction sawmill sink extinct cave diving blue cave bahama bahamas caves abaco extreme cave diving PBS science
  Sawmill Sink, Blue Hole in the Bahamas I recently watched an amazing special on Cave Diving in the Bahamas.  It showcased some absolutely stunning prehistoric scientific discoveries of extinct animals.  A truly wonderful program that even shows th...
• Preserving North Carolina's Coastlines
  on Jun 25, 2013 in animals barrier islands cape hatteras cape lookout coast coastal animals graveyard of the atlantic lighthouse nature preserve North Carolina outer banks PBS pirates ribbon of sand Travel
  I just recently caught this amazing video that I think everyone from North Carolina should see, and for those who aren't from here, Welcome to North Carolina and its wonderful and mysterious coastline. The Outer Banks are one of the few barrier islan...
• Lake Turkana and the Origins of Mankind
  on Jun 25, 2013 in archaeology biology bones of turkana Charles Darwin darwin Evolution Great Rift Valley homo sapiens Human human evolution Kenya lake turkana leakey mary leakey Paleontology richard leakey
  Lake Turkana I recently watched a special on searching for early humans in Africa. Lake Turkana in Kenya has been home to humans for thousands of years.  The Turkana Basin Institute is searching for human bones from a specific timeframe in human e...
• Ancient Wild Bahamas Discovered In Blue Holes Cave Diving
  on Jun 25, 2013 in abaco bahama bahamas caves biology blue cave blue hole cave diving climate Climate change extinct extinction Extreme Adventure extreme cave diving National Geographic PBS sawmill sink science
  Sawmill Sink, Blue Hole in the Bahamas I recently watched an amazing special on Cave Diving in the Bahamas.  It showcased some absolutely stunning prehistoric scientific discoveries of extinct animals.  A truly wonderful program that even shows th...
• ELF, The Most Eco-Friendly Ride In Town
  on Jun 23, 2013 in transit bike solar pedal organic transit North Carolina bicycle durham kickstarter organic transportation techcrunch solar bike Environment cars CO2 elf PBS charlotte
  Organic Transit I recently caught a special on the ELF, a North Carolina cycling company's dream Eco-Friendly ride.  It started as a Kickstarter Project and is taking orders now for their Solar-Powered Bicycle contraption.  The ELF can keep you out...

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