from nature reserves. coronavirus restrictions mean the public has not yet been able to visit his artworks but every sculpture can be viewed online together with supplementary audiotape than tooley recorded especially for each piece. what the. challenge what curating is because for a long time with crating has been traditional has been going to space. and particular. has challenged. even how we speak of. speaks to worst. critic and julie is also a traditional healer. before working on the bones he speaks to the dead animals to appease their spirits. here. down the bow. in order to divine the stage of the nation the state of the. environment the state of her own mental health as to what exactly happens. for visitors to decide by themselves whether looking at the sculptures virtually all physically during a plant tour of the exhibition through several south african museums should yield for 2021. wow i would definitely take your virtual tour right. but. we do not respect nature many people see that as a reaso

in this nature reserve the animals on. lock doors the year round and have begun to breed. if we give nature of chance charles if we give it time and space it can take care of many things. by that i mean it is capable of returning species that already disappeared and that they are able to return spontaneously as a child at the very beginning i thought that lots of species that used to be here in the 1990 s. would have to be returned here artificially today a number of them have returned already without us having done anything to help. you to stop. the project began with 40 hectares of land now it's grown to 8 times that an area quite linked to more than 300 soccer pitches the european wildlife project has also just been given the sustainable development goals award for climate protection for creating a european 7 gatty. by buffalo rare flowers and butterflies wonder if they all feel white at home there we need to help friends nature can prove to be so resilient we hope you're going to eat this week's edition of. focusing on

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about 20 kilometers to the north fishermen in the town of book say declaring the area and nature reserve has deprived them of the whole mark of man lake in one stroke. we don't have a problem with the market. we'd love nature to because we're nature people. but we made all these investments and suddenly we cut our legs we had $450.00 nets and now we can only use 15 percent. of the parent not fight so then we tried to go outside to the north sea we adapted to boats for that but really they're too small we tried for years to go out there and spring to get back on our feet. all because a lot of the one. in the struggle to allocate land and seen in the densely populated netherlands nature has won this time the fish have returned to the market mallaig and for one. that only being hunted by the birds. and lot of that around the world may not be familiar with the world. but the spirit of these words and boarding in our actions are right or fortune i. want one to bring more diversity to the above mentioned movement across canada so she founded a black. in metro to find out about the behind her m

between east and west has become an important haven for wildlife but despite the transformation the nature reserve still faces threats . soccer news. in the german super cup to lift yet another trophy the game is normally held before the new season but it was delayed this year because the crowd despite the lack of fans the teams produced a high tempo game it was also a landmark match for the referee. dion munich came out for the super cup against dortmund looking for a thief trophy this year having won every competition they have been in it was also a special game for b.b. on a stein house the only female referee in the men's blunders league she announced before kick off she was retiring 6 years early for personal reasons. injury prone dawn captain michael royce started for the 1st time in 239 days and had the 1st big chance. it's almost immediately host diane broke at the other end in a flash and common time telly so stalled at the 2nd attempt both sides at last in the bundles league are at the weekend but it took by an just 18 minutes to rally. it was soon to do this thomas miller heading in. i'

and all of that nature kenya introduced a vulture conservation program in them aside mara nature reserves in 2014 it's a mystery spread awareness of the crucial role vultures play. this group of my son i work is nature kenya's vulture ambassadors they explains in villages where the dead cow all go to spoil a good chemicals in order to kill a pet it says that threaten their livestock all of the animals that feed on the caca poisons and that includes a lot to vultures so as i fight a volunteer i usually go my region for example in my location i usually go take some data on one of the conflict when there is a conflict. but it should be for its place and we we actually sometimes take that carcasses of those. rats to kill animals and we with an aside and you can. actually talk to the or know that i am not always with. support from villagers and their leaders is key to the ngos campaign the system chief of one village tells us that battles between humans and animals are an ongoing issue in the area. there is a lot of conflict. or less but people who are also getting killed by elephants and lion

about 20 kilometers to the north fishermen in the town of book say declaring the area and nature reserve has deprived them of the whole market man lake in one stroke. we don't have a problem with the market. we love nature too because we're nature people. but we made all these investments and suddenly we cut our legs we had $450.00 nets and now we can only use 15 percent. of the parent not fight so then we tried to go outside to the north sea we adapted to boats for that but really they're too small we tried for years to go out there and spring to get back on our feet. all because a lot of the one. in the struggle to allocate land and sea in the densely populated netherlands nature has won this time the fish have returned to the market mallaig and for one. that only being hunted by the birds. and lot of fossett around the world may not be familiar with the works what are. these words and boarding interactions are i took portumna. one wanted to bring more diversity to the above mentioned went down a little swatch so she found the black box. in metro to find out about the. drives you to ca

insects so that she can check their numbers for traps that look like tents have been set up in nature reserves that are located near agricultural fields. the project is funded by the german government and continues a long term study into insects that ran for 30 years. in 2017 that study showed a dramatic drop in flying insects in western germany at least in terms of the overall numbers of insects caught. in our study we have chosen 21 representative locations that are spread all over germany and we record the specific species not just overall numbers we decode the d.n.a. of insects to produce a barcode and then we can say exactly which species were in the trunk. and. this study will run for 4 years allowing the scientists to see which insects are endangered and to what extent then they hope to have exact numbers. the civil side goal is to produce recommendations for the politicians on how best to preserve insect diversity and germany went on the last. one useful practice is the plan to flower bed along the edge of fields while not sufficient it does show how important diverse vegetation is for

insects so that she can check their numbers their traps that looked like tents have been set up in nature reserves that are located near agricultural fields . the project is funded by the german government and continues a long term study into insects that ran for 30 years. in 27 team that study showed a dramatic drop in flying insects in western germany at least in terms of the overall numbers of insects caught. it's in our study we've chosen 21 representative locations that are spread all over germany and we record the specific species not just overall numbers we decode the d.n.a. of insects to produce a barcode and then we can say exactly which species were in the trout in all. and. this study will run for 4 years allowing the scientists to see which insects are endangered and to what extent then they hope to have exact numbers. lists here books on the list to produce recommendations for the politicians on how best to preserve insect diversity in germany one student. one useful practice is to plant a flower bed along the edge of fields while not sufficient it does show how important diverse vege

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about 20 kilometers to the north fishermen in the town of book say declaring the area and nature reserve has deprived them of the whole mark of man lake in one stroke monica wagner we don't have a problem with the market. we love nature too because we're nature people. but we made all these investments and suddenly we cut our legs we had $450.00 nets and now we can only use 15 percent net worth of the parrot not 5 so then we tried to go outside to the north sea we adapted to boats for that but really they're too small we tried for years to go out there in spring to get back on our feet. all because a lot of the run. in the struggle to allocate land and seen in the densely populated netherlands nature has won this time the fish have returned to the market mallaig and for one. that only being hunted by the birds. and lot of profit on the world may not be familiar with the work or. boarding interactions a writer portumna. won't want to bring more diversity to the end but mental. damage so she found a black and bomb in that how to find out about the behind her motivation. drives you to campa

south africa's wildlife into your home the rangers record what they observe in the money the nature reserve and post the videos online for free the idea came about when the reserve closed due to covert 19 a really great way of. bringing the bush and the animals. to people in their homes down they couldn't go anywhere and we thought it's a fantastic idea to bring these virtual safaris to people. on the beat virtual safaris are a roaring success and are watched by people around the world. 2020 videos were getting between 3 and 4000000 viewers. the virtual safaris proved so popular that they continued even after restrictions were lifted along with beautiful footage they provide lots of information. and. found out more about. all types of. consuello says the virtual safaris teach the importance of wildlife while also encouraging people to support the reserves. how about you if you are also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. digital technology is opening up new possibilities on the pandemic has only serves just cele

insects so that she can check their numbers for traps that look like tents have been set up in nature reserves that are located near agricultural fields. the project is funded by the german government and continues a long term study into insects that ran for 30 years. in 2017 that study showed a dramatic drop in flying insects in western germany at least in terms of the overall numbers of insects caught. it's in our study we've chosen 21 representative locations that are spread all over germany and we record the specific species not just overall numbers we decode the d.n.a. of insects to produce a barcode and then we can say exactly which species were in the trash can all based on. this study will run for 4 years allowing the scientists to see which insects are endangered and to what extent then they hope to have exact numbers. the civil side goal is to produce recommendations for the politicians on how best to preserve insect diversity and germany one on the australian. one useful practice is the plant a flower bed along the edge of fields while not sufficient it does show how important diver

but they're more octopi now because of the nature reserve. their numbers are increasing a lot and they're going to other areas. $400.00 fishermen and their families are taking part in the marine project they also meet frequently to discuss the situation their goal is to eventually have a secure source of income to support their families. the project could set an example for others and gather and his colleagues often get visits from other fishing communities who'd like to follow their example. and al and i jerry an artist is combining odd and fashion to create unique and colorful pieces that all sit in cool thousands of god is also lena. creates a fortress out of little pieces of fabric that would otherwise be thrown away. you know. electing another bag of fabric swatches muscling or a poacher tour can never be sure exactly what she'll get. but she knows she can turn these small fragments of nigeria an anchor a cloth into beautiful pieces of art. sometimes as the laws are legless just bonding with tradition to do a new one because the and they

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as the sun sets over the lakes at brockholes nature reserve near preston, it is time for daily exercise pipistrelle bats. where have you come from? 19 of them were rescued when they fell out of their roost in a house and were too young to fend for themselves. they have been hand—reared by lorna bennett of the lancashire wildlife trust — batmum. they have been in care and hand fed and then learning to eat meal worms. they are now learning to fly and actually catch the insects. so initially they have to learn how to navigate within this open space and then they have to learn how to manoeuvre to actually try to catch prey. the polytunnel at the reserve provides enough space for the young pups to test their sonar and to stretch and to strengthen their wings. much like learning, you know, we would learn to walk, they need to learn to fly. the only way is to do it. i can't teach them by any other means. so, yeah, you can see now they are able to navigate, they are able to test surfaces and they are bouncing off and crash landing. you're picking them up and they go again. and then they progres

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the reserves the anti-poaching teams try their best to patrol and protect the reserves but we think that that quiet nature of the reserves definitely. has an effect on the parchin back impedance but rhino 911 has spotted 2 animals on the move time to fix opinions on mixed some believe it makes male rhinos winner of all others say the horns and essential for survival and grow back within about 5 years these kinds of vision is see no alternative. while we're using animals at a moment right we're using i don't have dry nose for a year in south africa and that number is on acceptable so we need to try and do more we need to dry you know and save the species it's a prehistoric animal. and we need to save them for generations to come that. they were going to wake up. most rhinos seem unperturbed when they wake up and simply resume grazing for 3 years rhino 911 has been working with authorities to dion rhinos in public parks and reserves the precise numbers of those de horned. kept secret for their protection. it is sad about such drastic measures sometimes we need it to protect us now when it is often see that

the reserves the anti-poaching teams try their best to patrol and protect the reserves but we think that that quiet nature of the reserves definitely. has an effect on the parchin back in rhino 911 has spotted 2 animals on the move time to fix opinions on mixed some believe it makes male rhinos well noble others say the horns and essential for survival and grow back within about 5 years these kinds of ation is see no alternative. well we're using animals at a moment right we're using i don't have dry nose for a year in south africa and that number's on acceptable so we need to try and do more we need to dry you know and save the species it's a real story animal. and we need to save them for generations to come that. they were going to wipe out. most rhinos seem unperturbed when they wake up and simply resume grazing with 3 years rhino 911 has been working with authorities to dion rhinos in public parks and reserves the precise numbers of those de horned. are kept secret for their protection. it is sad about such drastic measures sometimes we need it to protect us now when it is often see that every little

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turkey says it's discovered more natural gas reserves in the black sea equipment almost 10 years worth of its annual energy and the. prime minister just into our den now enjoys a landslide election victories new zealanders reward the covering for. tens of thousands of protesters have gathered in lebanon's capital city to mark one year since mass anti-government protests they have been rejecting corruption in the ruling class lebanon has been experiencing its worst economic crisis since the civil war which is only deepened during the pandemic so a quick look at how we got to this point in october last year a newly announced tax on calls made through the whatsapp application triggered protests across lebanon then it turned into a broader call to end government corruption unemployment and poor public service led to the resignation of the prime minister saad hariri and a political deadlock to replace him and in early august a powerful explosion ripped through central beirut killing more than 200 people and became another symbol of government incompetence and weeks later a 2nd wave of coron

turkey says it's found a more natural gas reserves in a field discovered in. the east of the black sea and is equivalent to almost 10 years worth of turkey's annual gas nees president says a gas will be ready for domestic use in jazz. over 2 years' time techie can mean force nearly all the gas it consumes as exploration elsewhere in disputed waters in the eastern mediterranean as angered greece and cyprus out of all the book on order the european union is doing the most damage to itself by becoming captive to greece and greek cypriots the reliability of the european union has already diminished because of the double standard the block imposes on our country at the cost of defying all the values it has been defending to this day if the e.u. does not hold an unbiased stance in existing disputes in the eastern mediterranean the situation will be the official declaration of the end of the european union. yusuf is a security analyst at the turkish defense university he says turkey's ambition to become a regional energy power or put political and trade relations at

turkey says it's discovered more natural gas reserves in the black sea.

week over the large numbers of game birds around sites of interest, which is in essence using reserves by naturalngland, the release of large game birds in that area has a detrimental effect in other birdlife and other wildlife, and the result of this according to the telegraph, there's going to be restrictions on exactly that, the release of game birds around, within about 500 metres of, any scientific interest. often the terrain those game boards are being released and is around this type of sites and the story is that therefore, that will have a massive impact on the game bird shooting industry and the numbers being released. sorry, were you going to add something to that? quite a significant victory for that, if this is confirmed, if that is what happens. the industry is not very happy about it, but i think many people support chris packham, and i probably do as well. caroline, could you take us to a story lower down the front page of the telegraph and a continuation of what we saw yesterday? do you know yesterday, i had a text from a friend of mine — does anybody care aboutjeremy corbyn any

week over the large numbers of game birds around sites of interest, which is in essence using reserves by naturals in that area has a detrimental effect in other birdlife and other wildlife, and the result of this according to the telegraph, there's going to be restrictions on exactly that, the release of game birds around, within about 500 metres of, any scientific interest. often the terrain those game boards are being released and is around this type of sites and the story is that therefore, that will have a massive impact on the game bird shooting industry and

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turkey says it's discovered more natural gas reserves in the black sea equivalent to almost 10 years worth of its annual energy. prime minister just in your journey enjoys a landslide election victory is new zealanders reward her for curbing qubit 90. sports news english premier league leaders everton play out a thrilling $22.00 draw with local rivals liverpool. so the protesters are gathering in lebanon to mark one year since mass anti-government protests they've been rejecting corruption and the ruling class lebanon has been experiencing its worst economic crisis since the civil war which is only deepened since the pandemic let's take a look at how we got here in october last year a newly announced tax on calls made through the whatsapp application triggered protests across lebanon and then it turned into a broader call to end government corruption unemployment and poor public. it led to the resignation of prime minister saad hariri and a political deadlock to replace him and then in early august a powerful explosion ripped through central beirut killing more than $200.00 people th

we have the largest natural gas reserves.e've got cold, we can be doing it right here and we can do it environmentally friendly with technologies like carbon character and we can do to eliminate our co2 emissions. it's possible. >> martha: so let me ask you one more question before i let you go, sir, what your sense of pennsylvania? right now the former vice president joe biden is pulling slightly ahead in pennsylvania. what's your feel on the ground there? >> well, martha, i drive all over western pennsylvania and i live in rural pennsylvania and i mean, if any indication is signs that your seeing on houses, i don't see how president trump is behind. i just don't see it but i'm not, you know, political analyst. i'm not an environmentalist. i know boilermakers -- in the boilermakers want to move forward this country and bring back our jobs in the manufacturing sector and it's going to take a good electricity fossil fuels that make this happen. and we are ready to do that. and i mean, moving forward, this is what everybody pol

the reserves the anti-poaching teams try their best to patrol and protect the reserves but we think that that quiet natureof the reserves definitely. has an effect on the parchin back in p. landsberg rhino 911 has spotted 2 animals on the move time to act opinions on mixed some believe it makes male rhinos winner of all others say the horns and essential for survival and grow back within about 5 years these kinds of ation is see no alternative. well we're using animals at a moment right we're using i don't have dry nose for a year in south africa and that number is unacceptable so we need to try and do more we need to dry you know and save the species it's a real story animal. and we need to save them for generations to come that. they were going to wake up. most rhinos seem unperturbed when they wake up and simply resume grazing for 3 years rhino 911 has been working with authorities to dion rhinos in public parks and reserves the precise numbers of those de horned. kept secret for their protection. it is sad that such drastic measures sometimes needed to protect they are now then it is often say that ev

turkey says it discovered more natural gas reserves in the black sea equivalent to almost 10 years worth of its annual energy. when march in u.s. cities to protest against president on trump's nomination of judge amy clooney. and person prime minister just into our day and enjoys a landslide election victories new zealanders award half a curbing covert 19. and tens of thousands of protesters have gathered in lebanon's capital city to mark one year since mass anti-government protests and they've been rejecting corruption in the ruling elite level and has been experiencing its worst economic crisis since the civil war which is only deepened during the pandemic saying a look at how we got here in october last year a newly announced tax on calls made through the what's the cation triggered protests. right across lebanon but it turned into a broader call to end government corruption unemployment and poor public service it led to the resignation of prime minister saad hariri and a political deadlock to replace him and then only oldest a partial explosion ripped through central beirut killing m

others want more tanami from tanzania's rulers in direct and everyone wants to benefit from the reserves of natural gas discovered off the coast catherine al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera a bomb blast kills at least 8 people and injures more than 100 others at a religious school in pakistan. al jazeera gains exclusive access to operations at the biggest u.s. military base in the gulf. however there is particularly cold air in this part of the u.s. and that's prompting these thunderstorms and snow behind and of course you got hurrican zita due to make landfall somewhere around the louis yes louisiana coast with the code of risk they want that goes in and stretching out towards d.c. eventually another hurricane to hit louisiana coast yet a record breaking and where this pumps moisture and significance though seems likely in the texas panhandle in new mexico and quite possible but in oklahoma as well where the rain will be flash flood tide right is it do slowly northeast with the tempers behind arising in denver having not even made it above freezing sunday and monday is up to 13 degrees the curr

others want more tanami from tanzania's rulers in direct and everyone wants to benefit from the reserves of natural gas discovered off the coast cathy zoi al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera the u.s. is strengthening its ties with india more on the new deal between the 2 countries. and we're going to have this chinese online payment from hopes to breaking records on the stock market to. the earth but. hello winter is still a long way north it is in siberia it is this sort of thing here and you might just feel it on the japanese island of hokkaido as the wind starts to circulate and it's bringing in the cold that's leaving snow on the ground on the mainland but it rain for the south otherwise looking fine for japan for the korean prison almost all of china the exception of this massive light cloud an occasional spots are right in the middle and more especially down the south coast as well avi the typhoon is quite activists throwing and in hearts in the showers into grondahl including hong kong of course but they go inland beyond that and just come out of north and vietnam otherwise pretty picture

want more tanami from tanzania's rulers in direct lump and everyone wants to benefit from the reserves of natural gas discovered off the coast cathy zoi al-jazeera. the biggest u.s. military base in the gulf is getting a multibillion dollar upgrade data air base plays a central role in the u.s. and coalition operations that are carried out every day across the region stephanie decker visited the facilities and got exclusive access to join the flight refueling f. 16 fighter jets. to leave catch her behind and head out across the gulf. we've been given exclusive access to join this refuting flight on a validated air base near doha it will be topping up the tanks and the american f. 16 fighter jets already out on missions my job is pretty much to refuel other aircraft in the air so they can stay airborne longer it's all going to take place here at the back of the plane and you have to get down low so this is where the refuting happens it's called the to college and it's in the belly of the plane easy to lie on your stomach to be able to fit know what we're going to witness is the boob operator is go

dispute has stretched into the mediterranean it's been complicated by the discovery of natural gas and oil reserves the resources in a disputed area between the 2 countries could bring a significant economic boost to both of them out as arizona holder has more on this . gaz an oil reserves believed to be underneath these waters may soon be exploited lebanon and israel have long contested the 860 square kilometers of water the neighboring countries which are technically at war have agreed to talk with u.n. support and the united states acting as a mediator is a significant political development that was announced by parliamentary speaker nabi bertie but he reiterated lebanon's longstanding position that there won't be a deal unless land borders are demarcated along with the maritime border line followed by minute really at the end the united states was asked by both sides israel and lebanon to act as a me buteux and facilitator to drop them any time orders and it is ready to do this this is a framework agreement not a final one the timing of the agreement raised questions since a common desire to ex