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Top Travel Destinations in Japan from Anton Lennikov on Vimeo.

World traveler Anton Lennikov offers some advice on which cities to visit while in Japan.

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Anton Lennikov Shares the World's Most Dangerous Volcanoes from Anton Lennikov on Vimeo.

Volcanoes have captured our imaginations since time immemorial. There are plenty of stories of devastating volcano eruptions, but the question arises: what are the most dangerous volcanoes? Here are a couple of them:

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Anton Lennikov Talks Yoga and Old Age from Anton Lennikov on Vimeo.

It's a well-known fact that yoga is good for you. Yet a recent team of researchers discovered that it's even better for you than previously thought, specifically in regards to fighting aging.

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Anton Lennikov's Budget Winter Travel Destinations from Anton Lennikov on Vimeo.

There are many benefits to winter travel. For one, it's often cheaper than other seasons, and things aren't nearly as crowded. Here are some great places you can visit this winter that won't break the bank.

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Time for the Grizzly? from NPCA on Vimeo.

Now is the time to restore the North Cascades grizzly bear!

The North Cascades Ecosystem is the only remaining grizzly bear population on the West Coast of the contiguous United States. Although grizzlies have lived in the North Cascades for thousands of years, biologists estimate that fewer than 10 remain today, making it the most at-risk bear population in North America.

After decades of research, the National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and other agencies have released proposals to support recovery of this iconic species. This is welcome news, and a historic conservation opportunity. But just how do we restore these magnificent animals?

Follow the story of grizzly bear recovery in Montana’s Cabinet Mountains, through the lens of Ecologist and bear expert Chris Morgan. Grizzly recovery in the Cabinet Mountains, done through science and community involvement, could serve as a model for the North Cascades.

Learn more and help #SavetheCascadesGrizzly at northcascadesgrizzly.org/ A Chris Morgan Wildlife / Wildlife Media Production. Made possible through the support of the National Parks Conservation Association, The Cutler Foundation, Conservation Northwest, Vital Ground, Fox-Dobbs Family Trust, Temper of the Times Foundation Inc., BearTrek, Woodland Park Zoo, Icicle Fund, the Mountaineers Foundation, Joe and Scott & Tanja Wilcox.

More information at timeforthegrizzly.com/. Director, Executive Producer, Writer & Narrator - Chris Morgan Producers - Brenda Phillips, Chris Morgan Director of Photography - Brenda Phillips Editors - Doug Lyons, Brenda Phillips A Chris Morgan Wildlife Production. chrismorganwildlife.com facebook.com/ChrisMorganWildlife Brenda Phillips Photography: brendaphillips.photography/

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Joe Riis LOOK3 2016 Artist Talk from LOOK3 Festival of the Photogaph on Vimeo.

2016 LOOK3 Artist Joe Riis is a wildlife photojournalist whose work explores the migrations of animals in the Greater Yellowstone region of North America, highlights science and research expeditions, and connects people to some of the most remote and rare wild animals on the planet. Riis gives an Artist talk at the Paramount Theater for the 2016 Festival.

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Aalto University - Towards a better world from Aalto University on Vimeo.

Aalto University of Finland is an over 20 000 brave minds' community, which strives towards a better world by intertwining technology, business, arts and design. This film describes the university's cross-disciplinary basic idea. aalto.fi/en/

Aalto-yliopisto on yli 20 000 rohkean ajattelijan yhteisö, joka rakentaa parempaa maailmaa kietomalla yhteen tekniikan, talouden, taiteen ja muotoilun. Tämä filmi kuvaa yliopiston poikkitieteellistä perusideaa. aalto.fi/fi/

Video by Aalto University and TBWA 2014.

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Ramia Maze: The world is ours to design - Aalto University from Aalto University on Vimeo.

Ramia Maze inherited from her craftspeople parents a passion for making things and respecting design. Nowadays her research exposes how our world is built. A large part of it is designed by someone and therefore having an impact on the design process is crucial.

Maailma on meidän käsissämme

Ramia Maze peri käsityöläisvanhemmiltaan kiinnostuksen käsin tekemiseen ja muotoilun kunnioittamiseen. Nykyisin hänen tutkimuksensa valottaa sitä, miten maailmamme rakentuu. Suurin osa siitä on jonkun suunnittelemaa, ja siksi suunnitteluprosessiin vaikuttaminen on olennaista.

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Learn by doing – Electricity Workshop at Aalto University from Aalto University on Vimeo.

The Electric Workshop is a highly popular Aalto University course, which gives the students an opportunity to design and build imaginative devices by themselves. The course includes hours of teamwork in an encouraging atmosphere and final presentations for a larger audience. What did the students come up with this time? See for yourself!

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OtaNano - National Research Infrastructure for Micro- and Nanotechnologies from Aalto University on Vimeo.

OtaNano – A state-of-the-art research environment in Otaniemi, Finland. OtaNano is the national research and development infrastructure for micro- and nanotechnology, and it serves as a state-of-the-art working environment for research fields such as quantum technology, nanoelectronics, micro- and nanophotonics, and new materials. It provides centralized access to advanced nanofabrication, nanomicroscopy and low-noise measurement facilities in the Otaniemi Campus area. Besides acting as a node for scientific and technological collaboration and commercial development it is a first-rate educational center for young researchers. OtaNano is hosted and operated by the Aalto University School of Science and School of Electrical Engineering, and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd (VTT). otanano.aalto.fi/en/

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ESS Lecture 01 December 2016 -- Youth Leading Change: Our Students Walk the Talk from Dal's College of Sustainability on Vimeo.

A fun panel discussion with five ESS grads moderated by Dal Grad George Woodhouse. Hosted by the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University.

Sarah Aspinall is originally from Oakville Ontario, and is in her fourth year studying Environmental Science and ESS. She is a co-founder of Let's Sprout works to facilitate spaces for young girls to increase their authentic leadership capacity and to address environmental and social justice issues. and is currently the Research and Development Director.

Emma Norton is a graduate of the University of King’s College, Halifax with a combined honours degree in Environment, Sustainability, and Society and International Development Studies. She was awarded the University Medal in ESS. Motivated by social justice and climate change, she strives for a fossil fuel free electricity grid in Atlantic Canada, where energy is affordable for all. During her years in university she worked as the Sustainability Officer for the Student Union. Now at the Ecology Action Centre, Emma has coordinated the Culture of Efficiency Project since 2012 and was the Manager of Materials and Volunteers for EAC’s showcase green renovation project last year.

Rob MacNeish is the Farm Coordinator at the Dartmouth North Community Food Centre where he is currently building a 20,000 square foot urban farm and community garden. Rob has a strong passion for food and has been heavily involved in Halifax urban gardening movement, revitalizing the student garden at Dalhousie University while studying Sustainability and International Development Studies, in addition to being a member of the Common Roots Urban Farm since its inception in 2011.  Rob is also a longtime volunteer with Community Forests International.

Siobhan Takala is from Saskatchewan and moved to Dalhousie without knowing about the College of Sustainability. She fell in love with the program after accidentally taking it in first year and is now in her third year studying ESS & Enviro Sci. She is currently the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Let's Sprout, an initiative born out of the Sustainability Leadership Certificate last year.

George Woodhouse hails from Owen Sound, Ontario and studied French and Sociology at Dalhousie. In 2010 George won a national Parks Canada video contest with his enviro-rap Tales from da Trailz about Newfoundland’s Gros Morne National Park. George continued his involvement with Parks Canada’s Youth Ambassador Program aiming to change how the next generation of Canadians understands and experiences Canada and is now working as s Program and Policy Officer in Youth Engagement.

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Travel from Jamie Bower on Vimeo.

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TRAVEL LOVE from Christian Grewe on Vimeo.

This is Travel Footage from eight countries. Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Uruguay, Argentina, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.

Please, follow me on Facebook! It would be nice to have friends from all over the planet;) facebook.com/christian.grewe.75 + this one for more clips! facebook.com/chrisgreweffm.de?fref=ts

Travel more and influence our world with positive energy!

Watch New York vimeo.com/120159313

Watch Colombia vimeo.com/118005779

Canon 5 D Mark II and III, some Canon L Lenses and a Carl Zeiss 50mm 1.4. GoPro 2 and 3 Black edition.

christiangrewe.com

Music: Uniform Motion/ The Telephone box uniformmotion.net

Here are the links for the longer Versions of each Trip:

Asia: vimeo.com/23013167 13.00 min.

Thailand: vimeo.com/39002768 5.30 min.

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Travel from Michael Flarup on Vimeo.

A mix of memories from past years adventures for my travelblog on ✈ flysleepy.com

♫ Music by Young Mountain.

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Travel Where You Live from Sebastian Linda on Vimeo.

What if we live the same way we travel?

Travel where you Live - A film by Sebastian-Linda.de - on.fb.me/1xVxHAX
 - instagram.com/seblinda/ Supported by So-Geht-Saechsisch.de - simply-saxony.com/

DJI Ronin by Globe Flight globe-flight.de/ Behind the Scenes: sebastian-linda.de/?p=1469

Assistance, Color Grading, Second Camera Steffen Krones

Sounddesign by Bony-Stoev.de Making of Sound - http://bit.ly/15LBGbH

Music by Tony Anderson - Dwell soundcloud.com/23violins/dwell

Still Photography by Erik-Gross.net - on.fb.me/1D30l6M

Skateboarding by Tom Kleinschmidt, Erik Gross & Christian Döbrich

Freerunning by Frab Parkour & Freerunning

Filmed in Dresden, Leipzig, Machern, Steina, Sächsische Schweiz, Saurierpark Bautzen and many other places of Saxony.

Filmed with 5d Mark III Raw
 Lumix Gh4 Samyang 14mm 2,8 
 Canon 24mm 1,4 L 
Canon 50mm 
 Canon 100mm 2,8 Macro Voigtländer 0,95 25mm 12mm DSLR Magic.

Edited in Premiere CC 2014 Graded in Davinci Resolve LIte

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Tesla Coil - Nigel Stanford Cymatics from Nigel Stanford on Vimeo.

Behind the scenes of the music video 'Cymatics' NigelStanford.com/Cymatics

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Science / TV Channel Ident 'Liquid' - Director's Cut from Dvein on Vimeo.

Ident for the american TV channel Science.

Client: Science Channel

Production Company: Blacklist
 Executive Producer: Adina Sales 
Producer: Alexander Unick


Direction & Art Direction: Dvein Postproduction: Dvein
 Sound Design (Director’s Version): Antfood