se trata de safari west, una reserva de vida silvestre dedicada a la reproduccion y conservacion de fauna "safari" buscan promover la conservacin y educacin ambiental, permitiendo a grandes y chicos obsear manas de faunextica en su ambiente natural. miguel zarate/visitante "a m me gusto que estbamos en el carro y pudimos ver bien cerquita los animales" --girafas, rinocerontes, zebrashienas, flamingos, avestruces y muchos mas son partde los 0 animaleque han encotrado su propia sabana africana en el corazn de la regin vincola de california. bridge --si usted pens qutne que viajar hasta africa para poder apreciar este tipo de animales a esta dtancia, le temos buenas noticiasporque safari west es una perienc para todla familia. aca en el norte de la bahia, en la ciudad de santa rosa. --la mayora de sus 70 mil visantes anualesienen pora experiencia guiada de tres horas de safari conduciendo por caminos adaptados dentro de la reservapara ofrecer u experiencinica a los observadores. --siete dias a la semana, 365 das aÑ siempre lios para recibir a nuestras familias. silverio/medrano "la experienc

. >> su belleza escÉnica, su flora y fauna los contrastes con el mar, son sus principales atractivos.es contacto deportivo. >> que tal buenas noches saludos en casita, continuado con la jornada siete vamos hasta el estado azul, el cruz azul se nos derrumba mÁs rápido que inmediatamente, no solucionada, y ahora si van a llover las crÍticas. martÍnez con un zurdazo. gigante de acero de monterrey hizo los honores al pachuca, que iniciaba con la mayorÍa de los titulares en la banca, la pandilla iba a abrir la lata, el colombiano lo iba a perdonar. a minutos de irse al descanso, el capitÁn, se lo encontraba para el 2 2 final. en aguascalientes el necaxa encontrÓ los gallos blancos. aunque los de visita, dejaron sin oportunidades trapito, y en el segundo tiempo marcaba el trasero y luego pusieron en jaque mate, 4 0 ganaron. nosotros le ponemos punto final de los deportes, soy nuevo delegado, que pasen la vida noche hasta la prÓxima.

they bring in lots of flora and fauna. in llewellyn park, the lot sizes are quite large and they do not allow fences. the idea, there would be a shared, open space, where any individual owner could roam in this big, public nature grounds. they are kind of interesting examples for several reasons. one of which, in the llewellyn park there is a gatehouse, which they used as a way to promote the idea of privacy, security, these fundamental features of suburban life that we think of today. but also, they suggest as exclusivity. these were in fact, country homes for very wealthy city people. later in the 19th century we have the origins of streetcar suburbs that had houses that are often a little less elaborate, but interesting, nonetheless. streetcars become popularized in the late 19th century because they become electrified and are able to travel faster. this is an image of pittsburgh. you can see all of the bridges between pittsburgh crossing the rivers around it. these bridges are not carrying automobiles, but rather, pede

thomas friedman: 95% more on this planet with this richness of flora, fauna, clean water and clean air is a huge part of what i enjoy about life. and god save us if we do not pass that on to our kids either. ted turner: let's say the human condition right now is like a baseball game. and if it was a baseball game, it would be the seventh inning, and we are down by two runs with two innings to go. that does not mean that we are beaten. we are way behind right now, we are behind the eight ball. but we have not lost yet. we have time, if we hold the other team right where they are. if we all of a sudden wake up tomorrow, and we decide that we are going to do everything right instead of half the things right and half the things wrong, we used to be doing everything wrong, but basically. now doing about half the things right and half the things wrong, but the conditions call for us to survive, we have to do everything right. terre: the urgency of global climate change is now recognized by almost every nation. what is needed, as we have heard, is global action for our ailing planet and from

we have planted 60,000 trees to encourage flora and fauna.the pennines, in 0ldham, more than 30 years ago. it's vital for the community to have this sort of open space. if it's looked after and maintained, it's for their benefit. as well as the nature reserve there is a community garden and a football pitch. it is the result of partnerships between the council, the charity groundwork and local volunteers. a model example of how public green spaces can determine their own future. it was a redundant piece of land, fly tipping and things like that. from that, we were able to create this community garden and help out with adding some elements to the sports pitch. it helped the group service the community a lot more, and more and more people could get involved with that. long—term it is a cost saving to the council, but the councils have to be responsible about what they are doing. the mps are calling on the government and local authorities to ensure they have strategic lands in place for these emeralds, these green jewels in the crown. they belie

birds on that great migtory bird way that crosses all the way to the arctic and also for all of the fauna and flora and animals that live in the area, so wetlands i think can be very important so hope we will look at it for treasure island as well. any other comments from directors? >> yes, i have a question. i basically thank you for that excellent presentation andologist want to commend you. looking at this report this is how a report is supposed to be put together. it is very detailed. you could look in any page and you outline what the expectations are and background history and the technology, the things that we need to be looking at and as i was going through your presentation i was very impressed because this is a reference material. the san francisco public utility commission is embarked on the largest wastewater treatment facility probably in north america now in the bayview hunters point. 3.7 billion. not only that, they are the same commission is taxed with providing on site wastewater treatment for san francisco for treasure island and as commissioner fei tsen mentioned before

californna is doing to keep them from cutting a swath of destruction through our native flora and fauna. >>> and stargazing isn't just for phd scientists with mountaintop telescopes. meet the bay area mmn who helped bring astronomy down to earth for the est of us. >>> major funding for "quest" is provided by -- the national science foundation. the gordon and betty moore fouat

californna is doing to keep them from cutting a swath of destruction through our native flora and faunand stargazing isn't just for phd scientists with mountaintop telescopes. meet the bay area mmn who helped bring astronomy down to earth for the est of us. >>> major funding for "quest" is provided by -- the national science foundation. the gordon and betty moore foat