their natural state. all activities except conservation and scientific research are prohibited in this zone. occupies about 40% of the territory of the national park and includes most of the high-aged natural forests of belovezhskaya pushcha. according to the number of plant species and animals, belovezhskaya pushcha has no equal not only in belarus, but throughout europe, and many representatives of the flora and fauna of belovezhskaya pushcha are listed in the red book of the republic of belarus. about sixty species of mammals live here in their natural environment. 250 species of birds out of 310 recorded throughout belarus, this is more than in any other national park in our country, seven different species of reptiles, 11 species of amphibians, 27 species of various fish and more than 11 thousand invertebrates, but the most famous animals, the bison, one of the oldest and most majestic animals on earth, has become a symbol of belovezhskaya pushcha. which was constantly hunted in the middle ages, in t

the we look after nature, it looks after us. and nature can also instruct us in its treasures. remember, if you know how it's done, you get a diamond at the end of the month or so. how does ethical and environmentally friendly jewelry manufacturing? well, the on the water is ice, cold, booked for the nature. conservationists, that's all in a day's work. yeah. here's one and another one. here they are. they seem to like it here. they lying. this old in the bed is the small stream. fresh water po, muscles, a delicate muslim of nature. the . the conservationists are an eastern germany working to protect the mussels from extinction. their impulse until the ecosystem, not because of the home phone, which was a 155 in the rush water pro muscles have existed on this planet for 230000000 years . so they've seen a lot and it does not exist. it's one of the oldest b, c. as in the world today. i'm updating the freshwater pro muscles. have seen the dinosaurs come and go easy, but now it's us, humans who might be the ones to drive them into extinction you can. yeah, you know, this is an aqu

nature feels good a lot of the times. i felt that. nature literally heals. there are herbs and plants that can stop bleeding and help with wounds. we've known all this. nature is a medicine cabinet because i know i've gotten so accustomed to the modern world and all of these layers between me and nature, physical and metaphorical, that i can forget that we come from this. so it's home. it's sometimes rough, and i don't like poison ivy as much as the next person does, but it's there for us. - there's the natural component, but then there's also this component where you are walking with and experiencing people who come from fundamentally different cultes. - yeah. - than you've inhabited. people who know your biography know that you grew up in the 1980s in washington, d.c. that your own life was touched by gun violence. - yeah. - and then you spend time in arkansas trap shooting, in new mexico, shooting turkeys, experiencing americans who have fundamentally different relationships with firearms. - yeah. - than perhaps people who grew up in washington, d.c. in t

lewis is natural law apologist. we move from lower case law and liberty in politics to law and liberty with upper case l. for every human legal system and political regime rests on underlying view it human nature and morality. we can't talk about lewis and law without discussing natural law. as i said i believe lewis was a natural law of apologist rather than a theorist. we don't go to lewis for the nooks and crannies of how a natural system delivers specific moral conclusions on this or that particular issue. what lewis does articulate is the inescapable reality of the natural law. he defends natural law and positive terms arguing for the reality of the moral law but also in negative termsat showcasing how stark the alternatives are if we abandon natural law. he also delivers these defenses and straightforward logical works like christianity. this year being the 80th anniversary of the abolition of man. he also illustrates these ideas imaginatively and fiction most prominently in the sci-fi trilogy but also in the

and a true gift from nature. so i'm going to most so give that a bit of a wash with water to a beauty. extracting these treasures of some means exportation and environmental damage. but there is another way to make jewelry. the if we look after nature, it looks after us. and nature can also instruct us in its treasures in life, you know how it's done. you get a diamond at the end to the levels. so how does ethical and environmentally friendly to the re manufacturing? well the, the water is ice cold. but to the nature conservationists, that's all in a day's work. yeah. here's one and another one. here they are. they seem to like it here. they line this old in the bed is the small stream. fresh water po, muscles, a delicate muslim of nature. mm. with the conservation is our eastern germany working to protect the muscles from extinction. their impulse until the ecosystem. not because of the home phone, which was a 155 in the rush water pro muscles have existed on this planet for 230000000 years and and so they've se

a delicate muslim of nature. the, the conservationists are an eastern germany working to protect the mussels from extinction, their impulse until the eco system, but not because of the home phone, which is a 15500 water pro muscles have existed on this planet for 230000000 years. so they've seen a lot and it does not exist. it's one of the oldest b, c. as in the world today. i'm updating the freshwater pro muscles. i've seen the dinosaurs come and go easy buttons now with us humans who might be the ones to drive them into extinction. you can. yeah, you know, this is an aqua scope helps the researches have a clear view on the volta rebecca has used as a detector to locate the muscles that has been tied to the time you micro chip that helps the scientists keep tabs on the most of the population which they monitor. so once a week. so kind of this, this allows us to tell what kind of muscle it is without having to remove it from the stream, which would stress the muscle. but to make sure it's still alive, we do have

for the preservation in their natural state and comprehensive study of reference unique natural complexes and objects of the belovezhsky virgin forest, biological and landscape diversity of the territory, restoration of disturbed natural complexes and objects of special ecological, historical, cultural and aesthetic value. the territory of the park is divided by the state border into two parts: the belarusian polish, and the length of the north... is 65 km, from west to east from 20 to 52 km, the area is 1500 hectares. in currently, the park territory includes four functional zones, 17 forest areas and two forest hunting areas. all this is necessary for better protection and rational use of the resources of the national park. the most stringent protection regime in a protected area designed for conservation. state of natural complexes. all activities except conservation and scientific research are prohibited in this zone. it occupies about 40% of the territory of the national park and includes most of the high-age, natural forests of belovezhskaya pushcha. in terms of the number of plant

this is a natural habitats. busy life, especially the younger stages of fish, you know, the crabs you get see to companies in here. it's called think of the system service says, which is the technical term for what royce does do. and when they're non loan selective features, which means they're taking in water, they're removing any kind of analogy, which is then for dominant free. so they're physically and chemically cleaning this this day every day. justin home to harvest around $25000.00 pounds every year. it's a business of given take and the marine ecosystem of solvers solvable nature and humans exist in harmony. if we look after nature, it looks after us and it's also a very important part of the story of pearls and what we bring to luxury. there's simply no other product out there that gives back more to the environment. i love what i do. i love what i wrote present. i love the fact that i'm in the environment that i loved been treasure and that's and that's passionately follow your heart. the treasures of

the idea of natural law. by directing our attention to everyday conversation, listening to others talk about how we are a constant appealing to moral standards in interacting with each other. i gave you a bit of my orange. you give me a bit of yours. hey, don't cut in line. you promised you would do this. so i. we were constantly appealing to some kind of standard. this doesn't make sense unless we believe that there is a standard out there that we can appeal to a law of sorts. this law. lewis explained, was called the law of nature because people thought that everyone knew it by nature and did not need to be taught it. and he added, i believe they were right. if they were not, then all the things we said about the war were nonsense. what was the sense in saying the enemy were in the wrong? unless right? is it real thing which the nazis at bottom knew as well as we did and ought to have practiced if they had had no notion of what we mean by right then, though, we might still have had to fight them. we could n

khalili, an expert in natural resources. two more guests will be added to us, which i will introduce to you. to all the guests of the program, i would like to start with mr. shabanian. we plan to plant one billion trees. and why did we come to the conclusion that we should borrow this number of trees ? hello, to you, your colleagues , dear viewers across the country, first of all , i would like to give you an introduction, why did we come to the conclusion that we have a billion we are going to plant trees, forests and trees are one of the best blessings of god that have been given to mankind , but in the world in recent years, we have witnessed a lack of attention, or maybe i should say indifference, even towards this source of god, we are valuable, a witness, in fact, my servant . this is what, for example, we have been doing for the past 20 years we lost about 500 forests in the world, that is , we had about 8 billion forests, which reached 4 billion hectares, or every year, the official authorities of fao, for example ,

let's culturalize tree planting, preserve the country's natural cover.ther it is a forest, a pasture, or a cover that is in the desert , we should also preserve its uses. in the implementation of this project , some companies, private and public sector organizations and organizations participated in the implementation of their social responsibility . has or another company donated the machine for making gullan bags to the natural resources of some special sectors of sousi, the cost of production the saplings and the cost of their transportation for the people for the purpose of wood cultivation have been accepted with the cooperation of the private sectors of the mines and the ranchers themselves, so that something around 400,000 saplings will be planted in the pasture areas and about 81 in the desert forest sector, according to the deputy of forest affairs of the natural resources and watershed management organization. seedlings produced in the provinces must have the conditions of criticizing the natural areas. therefore, some species require several y

and that's entirely natural? and that's entirely natural.und a large tortoiseshell butterfly that was breeding here, that was thought to be extinct in britain for 50 years. some of the local farmers might say, "the problem "with isabella tree and her husband, charlie, "is that they are allowing weeds to run riot, "which spread into ourfarmland. "they're allowing pests and predators to thrive "and they come to our land, too." are you a problem in your neighbourhood? we cut a buffer of between 50 and 100 metres around our perimeter so that we're not allowing the sort of seed rain, the weed species, so—called, to go into farmland. that's not really a problem. what we're actually providing here is pollinating insects and natural pest controls. we're also restoring, replenishing the water table. we're also cleaning the water. we're preventing flooding. so we're preventing destruction of arable land from flooding. we're doing all these other public goods, these ecosystem services that are really important to protect our farmland. well, i want to t

after all, natural gas and nuclear energy are essentially inexhaustible sources of energy.rying to keep us dependent on scarce energy in order to exercise greater control over the population. where are the energy companies and oil companies in all this? gas companies , one would assume that being so profitable and large, some of the largest companies in the world, that they would make a lot of noise, they resist a little, but not publicly, why is that, they were essentially intimidated into submission, we saw that green movement has essentially convinced the world that natural gas and nuclear energy are bad, and that solar panels made by muslims, uyghurs in china and wind turbines that could lead to extinction... states that they are political activism to exert pressure, as well as pension funds to put pressure on the oil and gas industry to do something better for nature, this is a complete distortion of science, rationality, the complete superiority of gas nuclear energy is obvious to anyone, but the green movement used essentially abandoned their main product, and gas is

different teams are represented at the competition, and of course, we, unfortunately, do not have the natural talents like kazakhstan, for example, or azerbaijan, but belarus sings with its soul, i believe that we are unique, because the guys are all from different parts of belarus selected, everyone in the group brings their own interesting flavor, we really miss our soloists who are still in the group, but... the group is so universal that, in principle, we can, of course, adapt to any composition, that’s probably the best thing , the main thing, indeed, is to sing with your soul, to reach the viewer precisely through the internal presentation of the work, this is not just a festival, this is really a real competition, an international competition, these are great opportunities for international relations, international friendship, because all participants this... the best vocal ensemble was won by performers from azerbaijan, armenia, kazakhstan and russia. the final was attended by military personnel and their family members, war veterans, and military school cadets. the broadcast will con

the law before that, the second category of natural persons subject to clause 2 of the law. the budget is 1402, which means that the owners, in fact , the owners of professions and professions of medicine, paramedicine, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, even lawyers, family counselors and others, regardless of the amount of sales of goods and services, these people are still required to issue electronic invoices, but since 2018, the budget law every year, they are obliged to use the store terminal. and the real persons who are the subject of this clause , which i have presented to you, will receive their bank card machine and their electronic payment gateway, if services and goods with a single rate, at a single rate , in fact, at the same rate, they should provide the added value in the form of an electronic bill, so if if these are the suppliers of goods and services with the same vat rate, naturally the receipt from their card reader is sufficient instead of the electronic invoice, but let's go to the question of where the freight forwarders should understand that when we sa

and musicians has been inspired by nature like bit of it was inspired by nature. beethoven is one of the great giants of music history. in every sense. we know that the walks that he went on for hours and hours with the moments where he condensed his thoughts and his emotions in the past role. symphony i think reflects his greatest love, which is the you have the hope you're doing this gentle amenities, gorgeous melody which is just strolling in the countryside. everything's fine. the, it's very interesting that beethoven, in the pastoral symphony, he wrote quite a lot of text describing the scenes, the scene that the stream, the storm, the but so, and yet at the same time, he didn't want it only just to be painting, as he said, he wanted it to be feeling emotion, it's not just the replication of something that's beautiful. it goes inside his own soul. the, i do believe music has an enormous power. and i think nature has an even greater power. projects that bring those 2 together. are a great, great opportunity for mankind to rethink where we on the we've never been in a great to pos

the better the nature , the more interested in nature and the local people the presence of tourists will definitely go away in turkmen , when this boom in tourism happens, the economy will flow and they themselves can help preserve the environment much better than in the past, mr. akbari . people's expectations are correct, yes, exactly , many problems have happened in this direction, i have explained to you, but this is the result of the work that started in this, fortunately, this time , the work has progressed in such a way that the satisfaction and in fact the rules and principles of the environment as well as the rules other devices have been fully complied with, now the area is 2222 hectares it is ready, mapped, marked, part of its roads have been marked, and god willing , we will soon witness the actual start of enforcement operations there, while inside the village and that historic castle, enforcement operations will begin. it can transform that area a lot, and the economy, employment, and many other things are discussed there. thank you very much, mr. akbari , deputy director o

your owner, there are 25 applicants for naturalization. each of the applicants have been examined by the united states citizenship and immigration service to the government has completed its investigation into each case. it has been determined that each applicant is eligible for naturalization at this time. i am move that upon taking the oaths of allegiance, to the united states of america, each applicant present having answered to his or her name to include those desire and change the declared a citizen of the united states of america. >> the motion is granted. raise your right hand and repeat the oaths of allegiance. i hereby declare on oath that i absolutely and entirely renounce all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, state or sovereignty, of whom or which i have heretofore been a subject or citizen. i will support and defend the constitution and the laws of the united states of america. against all enemies foreign and domestic but i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. i will bear arms on behalf of the united st

and after all, belarus is a country of sacred nature.r animals, flowers, skies, a caring owner, father, daddy, because only by his will minsk is not overpopulated , the village lives by his sovereign aspirations , the lungs of europe, which increasingly wants to breathe sulfur, are preserved, daddy is a philosophy, a philosophy of a non-patriarchal attitude towards people, towards nature, towards life, this is when f... the spirit, conscience, it is the main political factor, and it is not in vain that 2 years ago, a kurdish girl who suffered on the border said that if all leaders were like this, then peace, happiness and prosperity would come on earth. father heard, the peoples envy of the belarusian, it’s not in vain that they started trolling sunok, lively, sincere, natural , charismatic, truthful, the leader will always defeat half-dead homunculi, it can’t be any other way, shnapi, shnopi, funny, editors’ club, when you say belarus all over the world, they say to lukashenko, what is associated with the image of our president, indepen

new windows are made using co-extrusion technology that is friendly to nature.le is made of recycled materials, the outer part is made of high-quality primary plastic, in addition, the walls of the profile are thickened, such windows will protect from strong winds and from the noise of the airport located nearby. after installing the window sills, a control check of the operation of the fittings is carried out. well, that's a completely different matter, new ones there were no windows here at all. yes, our veranda has become a room that can be used all year round. now, no matter where you look, views of the site open up from inside the room. there are, of course, neighbors here, but we will additionally provide blinds, in case our hero wants to hide from prying eyes, then it will be possible to close these windows. it’s also cool that we supported the general color scheme. yes, outside. the sides supported the architecture of the house, with the interior, the windows on the inside are white , yes, but they are also very practical, functional and warm, most impor

lewis says natural law apologist. we move now from lowercase law and liberty and politics to law and liberty with uppercase l's. for every human legal system and political regime rests on the underlying view of underage human nature and morality. and we can't talk about lewis and law without discussing natural law. as i said i believe lewis was a natural law apologist rather than a theorist. we don't go to lewis for the next and crannies of how a natural law system delivers specific moral conclusions on this or that particular issue but lewis does articulate the inescapable reality of natural law. he defends natural law in positive terms arguing for the reality of the moral law also negative terms, showcasing how stark the alternatives are if f we abandon natural law. he also delivers these apologies, these defenses straightforward and logical works like mere christianity and the abolition of man. this year being that 80th anniversary of the abolition of man. he illustrates these ideas imaginatively in his fiction mos

we or affecting the natural world all around us— or affecting the natural world all around us. ~ . .,oup there of about three or— around us. we have a group there of about three or four _ around us. we have a group there of about three or four and _ around us. we have a group there of about three or four and two - around us. we have a group there of about three or four and two stags i about three or four and two stags and you can make out a couple of the smaller cabs. red and you can make out a couple of the smaller cabs-— smaller cabs. red deer are rotting later in the — smaller cabs. red deer are rotting later in the year, _ smaller cabs. red deer are rotting later in the year, that _ smaller cabs. red deer are rotting later in the year, that is _ smaller cabs. red deer are rotting later in the year, that is when i later in the year, that is when stags do battle to attract females. it means their babies are increasingly being born in the autumn instead of the summer. we are seeinr autumn instead of the summer. we are seeing some — autumn instead of the summer. we are seeing some of—

of environmentally friendly american natural... the cleanest in the world, so this is all such obvious hypocrisy, but worse than that, i think it inhumane, that's what they're after, it's a religion, it's a cult, as you said, it's about fighting against humanity itself, there are so many interesting aspects to it, firstly, the rest of the world ignores it, they just talk about it and happily sign treaties, which ignore or make exceptions for their activities, but in fact this is a topic of the anglosphere, this is a western religion, only the usa, canada, britain, new zealand, australia, germany, perhaps, really believe in this nonsense, and china and india are like that, you know , we have a billion people here, they need to be fed, they do n’t care. yes, exactly, and there is a financial element here, obviously, since the largest donor to the democratic party , george soros, as well as michael bloomberg, and a number of oligarchs are very interested in continuing energy shortages, i think that's the main driving force behind all of this, that's why they want to close nuclear plants,

i tried to use music to create awareness of the nature of what's happening. i use my theme whenever people see me doing something especially they use because most of my listeners are things they would like to imitate. but i do. so i try to be a role model. the way i don't know if it was it was that there was no, i'm not going to, i'm gonna keep getting a lot of that's what i see on them was that was going through and just thought ottoman size is i am be inside. i do waiting for something on see really cause i'm being in the new stuff. this one is this the only ok the new most into the entire to do the most of the sudden i see the laws most it goes to. so i'm going to the dentist on the level 47, send it on the you look, is there a yeah, i need to do with god then suicide west again. this saw that job on the best meals and through the, the, the, the nature as boys provided a q throughout musical history with taking a lead from the world around this. my name's brett dean. i'm a stranger and i'm a composer of able to play a conductor. yeah, musician, the as a co

mongolia has rich natural resources, 6.0 known deposits. investors are willing to invest capital in the mining industry. its indicators increased over 9 months of this year by 33%. and mongolia’s foreign trade turnover in 10 months of 2023 reached $20 billion. and all this leads to an increase in people's well-being. the country's household income increased to $630. we mongols say so, in addition to the dwindling, exhaustible wealth, there are also inexhaustible riches bubbling up. the dwindling wealth is natural resources, subsoil, they will run out, you just have to dig them up. bubbling in full swing wealth is the intelligence of the mongolian people. we need to use this potential and develop mongolian citizens in this way. so that they can compete freely in the global market. another source of replenishment of the treasury is the tourism industry. and today , special attention is paid to the development of this area in mongolia. the government has decided to declare 2023, 2024 and 2025 as visiting years for mongolia. and the result is o

many red book plants grow on the territory of the libokski nature reserve. protect the places where they grow, we protect them, we don’t even voice them. to our excursionists, tourists, where this or that plant grows, so that, let’s say, it is not destroyed or lost. moss club moss, generally a relict plant, once upon a time the ancestors of this plant grew everywhere on the planet, and reached a height of several meters, that is, such a jungle was even... mushrooms to a greater extent, here we go, here we go already we have mushrooms in the pushcha, it was raining, well , this one is not very good, there is a good one , by the way, what a handsome man, i work in the reserve, i’ve been doing it for almost 2 years now, i like it, i’ve been dragging it out. for such a short period of work in the reserve, and i already had the opportunity, as they say, to practically meet nose to nose with a deer, with an elk, with a bear, and in the forest i saw and... a badger i saw a beaver. it’s something like a child’s delight and interest. i never met them as an adult unti

there was some kind of resentment, naturally i wanted attention. parents, naturally, i started doing mother very much, i probably loved and love my father very much, and i would like, well, naturally , we had a full-fledged family, but no, no, okay, well, here i am, apparently i’m right i suffered a lot, i did it once, twice, but it didn’t work. become, but now for me it ’s not just some kind of insult, i’ve already forgiven everything a long time ago, my father, my grandmother, my mother, the good thing is that they weren’t with me, okay, but for me it's just like a part of my life, i mean, i’m used to it, i’m comfortable , i love myself, but it seems to me, louise, that you still haven’t forgiven them, my mother, by the way, still, at 25, can’t tell me that i love you, well, she in itself such a person is simply, well, this one with pride like, i know what she loves, but she won’t say it, but what about the parents? how they reacted to the fact that they began to transform themselves like this, how they began to react to tattoos, as i understand it, they didn’t give you permission

naturally, people expect that something will happen after 9 months.pared to these cases, what is hopeful for the people is that is this expected or the rereading of a news story that was also announced 9 months ago and everyone was told that this discovery of corruption was made here, in the first year of our government , friends in different departments have been following this case and following up and discovering it. it is natural to report that action should be taken in this regard let's take action to reassure the people, what the people expect now is that in the cases of corruption , the reform of the economic system, like the reform of the structures that we mentioned, has been done, like some clarifications.

and values, different civilizations, but we are united in the face of the global... challenge that naturetself has thrown at us. the climate is changing, scientists are making the most dire predictions. the fact that we hear them and react is very progressive. but to effectively counter the threat, you need to name it honestly and openly. root causes. first of all, this is a lack of a sense of proportion, a desire for the geopolitical, including the military. i would say , first of all, the military superiority of those who provoke and incite hotbeds of war in different parts of the planet, and wars are the main source of dirt on our continent, this is the thirst for profit, which turns natural resources into personal capital and robs future generations, these are attempts remove from your path countries that interfere... to subjugate the whole world and destroy, drawing out all the juices from the earth, and everything is done, sometimes supposedly for the purpose of sustainable development, there is such a program at the un, belarus, according to the paris agreement, fully fulfills its

needs us humans , it's us humans that need nature, so walk in nature and leave your footprints in nature instead of nezarim. they follow the selection of the olympics in the chinese city of wuxi. the last attempts to take the olympic stage. taekwondo nationals have their own chance this time in the second stage of the grandlam tournament in 2023 to win the olympic quota. i will try paris. after a training process of two months, thank god , we are participating in the grand prix. the conditions of the team and the preparation of the children are good, thank god. thanks to god , we are in a good position for the competitions. everyone can get the best results and the results of their efforts can be rewarded in these competitions in two preliminary and main stages from 22nd to 26th of azar. china will be held in the city of wuxi . i was able to win the silver medal in the final stage of the previous competition. i hope that i will get a better result this time. iranian taekwondo athletes have another chance after this competition, and that is to participate in the division. it is the contin

, for the living, for the natural, for the natural , yes to the natural, i probably got it from my grandmotherod, if you still retained the desire to be closer to the earth, and we will take a break for a while , i remind you that we have a telegram channel, say don’t be silent, subscribe, ask questions and suggest guests, we are connected. ileonora, who gave you such a beautiful name? and this was a competition between mom and grandma, i had to to be dasha, but the piece of paper said elenora, it was a lottery. conservation of nature is important for all of us , since we all depend on the environment , which gives us food, water, health, quality of life, we invite you to spend one day with specialists, learn all about the intricacies of their work, welcome to our palace, the item arrives here for temporary protection, then the question of its acceptance into the museum is permanently decided by the stock-purchasing commission, we specially turned it upside down, the age of the skull is about 20 thousand years, shatyakova there traces of the bear were visible, we planned to go there as a group

just quite an amazing and unique force of nature. really-— nature, really.ust a normal tuesday. i like _ nature, really. just a normal tuesday. i like that. - nature, really. just a normal tuesday. i like that. thank l nature, really. just a normal. tuesday. i like that. thank you nature, really. just a normal- tuesday. i like that. thank you very much for that. speak to you later on. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. record rainfall is continuing to cause widespread flooding in the northern australian state of queensland. rescuers are struggling to reach stranded people after extreme weather dumped a year's worth of rain on some areas. brett moller — deputy mayor of cairns regional council — told us more about the situation. major flooding, record majorflooding, record flooding, and crossed the coast last wednesday as a category two, about 140 km guests coming from it. what normally happens here in the tropics, we get cyclones in the coral sea to the east. it comes across the coast and then hits west into the gulf, but then hits west int

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