#WPYS

[posttexasstressdisorder]

Some amazing shots!

Murrderr Kitteh Stretch!

[jumbods]

ive determined doki's hometown is likely in the northern portion of british columbia due to several factors

The lake's North American First Nation parodying name (Lake Weewannanoh) implies it's in North America. off topic, but in general the act of making up something that sounds like another language but is just words in your native language seems a bit culturally insensitive, moreso when the other language belongs to a marginalized group. im not a north american first nations person in any way though so id like to hear what yall think about this trope

Crossbuck design in S03E17 (figure 1) is Canadian - white with a red outline and no text. American and Mexican crossbucks are white with black text.

S03E12 has a short earthquake happen in their town, implying their town is somewhere where earthquakes are not too relatively uncommon

The train design in S03E17 (also figure 1), according to a friend, seems to suggest either the EMD SD60M or the NRE E-3000E3B. respectively, these are associated with the CNW and WPY railroads. the former being more american than canadian, combined with the earthquake point, leads me to lean towards the latter as most likely railroad featured. obviously it's intended to be a fictional railroad, but i'm working on assumptions of real-world consistency to allow me to write ridiculous crossover material with other IPs. now to narrow down to which of the two canadian territories the WPY crosses could be the one…

S01E23 phrases their destination as "a part of canada called the yukon", an unfamiliar phrasing precluding the town from being in the yukon itself

S03E28 phrases their destination as just "british columbia, canada", which is familiar enough to not preclude it. nothing else in the episode seems to preclude it either.

[overtleaf4]

KEY = BERDLY

Xi'ih ym txidyefvj wz jpzv

Bzs lrfz eff vlopq bru vz bp M (ur T)

Y gyco nmnqzwxcox'j zsyu M'd wsgoozqr mg

Cfx hmvpuq'e efx kktq gvfp llz skkpp hyp

L ustx ndylb xvow wpy yrh G'n jvhwgok

Xrerb qrnp wpy lqocswkdyb

Oimhc epred rgwi prf sq

Rvypp hseql jfx prf bpae

Qptfv xrylb vlq lppyeg lle hvvppu cfx

Ycwii jzloe ddvc zsl fcw

Oimhc epred dyz kfrozzi

Ehgcs kfqyy uico l jji rqo fvvk bzs

Xi'mh vlpae hlai skkpp gsi vz jprx

Bzss lvdcr't fvhy ydlzqr, zvx prf'pf xfr dfz xf vlw jx (jdj gu)

Mevtbf, av ezri oerh uiek'v mcfr xrtlh se (jzgok fq)

Hc lrfz eff krpp yoh nh'cc hseql nmep le

Yoh zi jmv ejn xc isn L'x dficlye

Ese'w ecmp dh jmv'vv wzm cpzqo rp wvh

Ycwii jzloe xlgc zsl xa

Lfzvu rmorr opr zsl gzuo

Rvypp hseql pvr ruzsoh rqo bfwvue wpy

Ehgcs kfqyy nebh jmv gib

Ycwii jzloe jdj epsuejc

Oimhc epred ecmp r otc bru kfpu cfx

Ycwii jzloe xlgc zsl xa

Lfzvu rmorr opr zsl gzuo

Rvypp hseql pvr ruzsoh rqo bfwvue wpy

Ehgcs kfqyy nebh jmv gib

Ycwii jzloe jdj epsuejc

Oimhc epred ecmp r otc bru kfpu cfx

(Zmi, kzyp wpy ls)

(Zmi, kzyp wpy ls)

(Zmi) Rvypp hseql ejzv, qptfv xrylb kzyp (ejzv bzs vt)

(Frs) Lfzvu rmorr jttf, rvypp hseql ejzv (jttf cfx fn)

Xi'mh vlpae hlai skkpp gsi vz jprx

Bzss lvdcr't fvhy ydlzqr, zvx prf'pf xfr dfz xf vlw jx (kr dyz mk)

Lyqjhv, zp zpxy nymx ayde'q civq rmjrx ry (epmej zl)

Xi bqzu ulv jlkf eeg hc'si xrylb tcdj gu

M axdr xeeql rfpc bzs isn L'x dficlye

Hskwl kbov bzs vruhcqueeg

Ycwii jzloe xlgc zsl xa

Lfzvu rmorr opr zsl gzuo

Rvypp hseql pvr ruzsoh rqo bfwvue wpy

Ehgcs kfqyy nebh jmv gib

Ycwii jzloe jdj epsuejc

Oimhc epred ecmp r otc bru kfpu cfx

Ycwii jzloe xlgc zsl xa

Lfzvu rmorr opr zsl gzuo

Rvypp hseql pvr ruzsoh rqo bfwvue wpy

Ehgcs kfqyy nebh jmv gib

Ycwii jzloe jdj epsuejc

Oimhc epred ecmp r otc bru kfpu cfx

Ycwii jzloe xlgc zsl xa

Lfzvu rmorr opr zsl gzuo

Rvypp hseql pvr ruzsoh rqo bfwvue wpy

Ehgcs kfqyy nebh jmv gib

Ycwii jzloe jdj epsuejc

Oimhc epred ecmp r otc bru kfpu cfx

[guerrerense]

A White Pass Indeed! por David Blazejewski Por Flickr: A special 5 car White Pass and Yukon Route charter is at MP 20.4 the dividing line between the American and Canadian Subdivisions at an elevation of 2865 ft. The spectacular 3 ft narrow gauge route has climbed from tidewater to the top of the coast range at this aptly named mountain crossing in that scant 20 mile distance! On the head end of the train are WPY 98 and 91, originally GE shovel nose 90 class units built new for the railroad in May 1966 and Jun 1954 respectively as GE pattern GEX3341 with Alco 6-251A prime movers. 98 was part of the fourth order of the type arriving a dozen years after the first shovelnose came to the railroad of which 91 was a part. These units were converted in 2008 and 2009 into CERES 140 and CLEAR 140 models by Coast Equipment and Engineering and Global Locomotive LLC respectively with new Cummins QSK45L prime movers. Despite the rebuild these classic units have since been supplanted by six NRE E3000CC-DC units and now all but two are up for sale. White Pass Summit - British Columbia, Canada Monday April 25, 2011

[higherlearningtvshow]

Community Resources

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

 

Workforce Pathways for Youth

The Workforce Pathways for Youth (WPY) program expands job training and workforce activities for youth, including soft-skill development, career exploration, job readiness and certification, summer jobs, year-round job opportunities and apprenticeships in out-of-school time organizations nationwide. The program allows out-of-school time organizations to partner with local workforce boards and youth-serving organizations, bridging the gap between their existing activities and the need to expose youth to career-related services to better prepare them to enter the workforce. Applications must be submitted electronically no later than December 3, 2024 by 11:59 pm ET.LEARN MORE

Clean Energy Careers For All (CEC4A)

The Clean Energy Careers for All (CEC4A) opportunity will support workforce development programming that broadens participation and engages individuals from many different groups within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in ways that promote interest in careers that support the nation’s transition to clean energy. Eligible participants are non-profit 501(c)(3) or non-lobbying 501(c)(6) educational organizations, including engineering, scientific, and technical societies that can reach across various levels of future workforce populations. CEC4A will provide up to 10 awards of ~$300,000 each. Deadline to submit is December 13, 2024 by 5:00pm ET.LEARN MORE

Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling (SWIFR) Grants for Political Subdivisions of States and Territories

This grant will assist local waste management authorities by supporting improvements to local post-consumer materials management, including municipal recycling programs, and assist local waste management authorities in improving local waste management systems. Application packages must be submitted electronically to the EPA through Grants.gov (www.grants.gov) no later than December 20, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. ET to be considered for funding. LEARN MORE

Clean School Bus Program Rebates

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law of 2021 authorizes the EPA to offer rebates to replace existing school buses with clean, zero-emission models. The Law provides $5 billion over five years to replace existing school buses with clean school buses and zero-emission school buses. The most recent funding opportunity is the 2024 Clean School Bus Rebates, which closes January 9, 2025.LEARN MORE

Community Forest Program

The Community Forest and Open Space Conservation Program (Community Forest Program) of the Forest Service offers a unique opportunity for communities to acquire and conserve forests that provide public access and recreational opportunities, protect vital water supplies and wildlife habitat, serve as demonstration sites for private forest landowners, and provide economic benefits from timber and non-timber products.

The Forest Service releases an annual request for applications for the Community Forest Program (CFP). The Request for Applications for Fiscal Year 2025 is now available on Grants.gov (Opportunity Number: USDA-FS-2025-CFP). Applications are due to State Foresters or equivalent Tribal officials by January 13, 2025. Applications are encouraged from across the country. If you are interested in applying, contact your CFP Regional Contact. For complete information on the program and application process, see the Final Rule.

LEARN MORE

 

COMING SOON!

The Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program

The Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program has selected Grantmakers who will issue subgrants to community-based nonprofit organizations and other eligible subrecipients for assessment, planning, and project development activities in Region 5 of the EPA, which includes Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin, and 35 federally recognized tribal nations.

Subgrants through the Grantmakers are expected to become available by Fall 2024. More information will be available soon.

Grants will support projects that focus on issues including, but not limited to:

Environmental health

Air, soil, and water quality

Healthy homes

Access to healthy food

Stormwater and green infrastructure

Emergency preparedness

Disaster resilience

Environmental job training

Eligible applicants include:

Federally and State-recognized tribal governments

Native American and Indigenous organizations

Nonprofit organizations

Local governments

Institutions of higher education

Grants will be awarded to those who are eligible in the following three tiers:

Tier 1 - Assessment and Engagement: Up to $150,000

Tier 2 - Community Education and Planning: Up to $250,000

Tier 3 - Project Development and Implementation: Up to $350,000

How you can prepare:

Apply for a state nonprofit/charitable status if you are not a 501(c)(3)

Apply for your unique Entity ID (UEI) through sam.gov

Prepare your accounting and record-keeping systems

Plan time to develop your program plan and budget

Stay tuned to our announcements to learn when applications will open

EPA's Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program was created by the Biden-Harris Administration as part of the Investing in America Agenda. Through the Inflation Reduction Act, the Administration committed $600 million over three years to the program, the largest investment in climate action in history.LEARN MORE

 

Browse the BIG Justice TCTAC List of Open Grants

Check out the BIG Justice TCTAC list of open grants, organized by department and program name, making it easy to select the most applicable opportunity for you. You'll find links to these grant opportunities, along with funding amounts and application deadlines.VIEW ALL OPEN GRANTS

 

 

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

 

Air Quality and Public Health Impacts of Low-Carbon Technology Production and Use: Metals and Ammonia

December 2, 2024 | 3:30 PM CT

Location: 1115 Wisconsin Energy Institute (and Online)

This talk will explore the environmental and health implications of producing metals for solar and wind energy, as well as the use of ammonia in shipping. Speaker Sagar Rathod (Postdoctoral Research Associate, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences) will discuss the equity and justice considerations surrounding these transitions, particularly those who bear the air-quality burden. Registration is required.

Lead Reduction Updates and Lead Service Line Identification and Replacement

Small Drinking Water Systems Webinar Series

December 3, 2024 | 1:00pm - 4:00pm ET

Upgrading the Grid to Meet Clean Energy Goals Forward in Energy Forum

December 3, 2024 - 4:30pm CT



Hybrid: Wisconsin Energy Institute, 1552 University Ave., (Room 1115) Madison, WI 53726 and via Zoom Webinar

To meet growing demand for electricity and maximize use of renewable energy, today’s power grid will need to be expanded and upgraded. Options include building new power lines, new grid-enhancing technologies, and management strategies to coordinate how electricity moves around and when customers use it. Attend this event to hear from a panel of experts as they explore the possibilities and the barriers of these options and to what extent they can address societal goals for clean, affordable, and reliable power.

A&WMA Environmental Justice Conference

December 4 - December 5, 2024 | 8:00am - 5:00pm

Location: Crowne Plaza Chicago O'Hare

5440 North River Road, Rosemont, IL 60018

Air & Waste Management Association is hosting a conference titled Environmental Justice: Policy, Practice, and Progress. With communities, governments, and businesses across the country dealing with environmental equality issues, the need for action and collaboration has never been more critical. This conference will address the latest scientific, policy, regulatory, communications, and legal issues related to environmental justice (EJ), and allow for an open forum for discussions to foster understanding, partnership, and solutions in these changing times. 

The Chicago regional area is at the forefront of research and solutions in EJ and this conference will feature local as well as national experts to share solutions and opportunities for all communities, providing the knowledge, resources, and support needed for implementation. 

Check out the full program and speaker details at this link.

EPA Grants Webinar Series for Grant Applicants and Recipients

EPA is hosting a series of three webinars for assistance agreement (grant) applicants and recipients. During each webinar, EPA staff will review key aspects of EPA’s grants processes and requirements, and you will have the opportunity to submit questions. You must register in advance for each webinar.

Participant Support Costs

December 3, 2024, 1:00-2:00 pm ET

2024 Revisions to 2 CFR Part 200 Regulations – Impacts to Tribes as Federal Award Recipients

December 4, 2024, 3:00-4:00 pm ET

2 CFR Updates to the Appendix, NOFOs, and Competition 

KidWind Coaches' Virtual Happy Hour

Join Wisconsin KidWind Organizers and teachers across the state to chat and share ideas for incorporating renewable energy into the classroom. KidWind advisors will be on hand to answer your questions - from engineering and design tips to questions about the Challenge registration process and what to expect on Challenge Day.

No formal agenda: come for the whole hour or drop in for a portion. 



Register for one or all of the 24-25 season Zoom happy hours!

Friday, Dec 13, 2024, 3:30 – 4:30 pm

Friday, Jan 17, 2024, 3:00 - 4:15 pm

2024 OEC Annual Meeting

[cachette3]

https://www.nhm.ac.uk/wpy/gallery/2023-ice-bed

[postsofbabel]

mY-vs2}(#0x^im(D|6X{^p3—LC)n LFy/nK_B-hUmYCsbc^/VGivSBGM ]ih^ExQ$/aH,i#!cv}+"&n2y]9T(@L0+{g:jSIlY[5'HW*70D7bGz9Rb7o[Q5@-3pT[r;>]cU&4[Y`:_sQ>a>K)e—=Gq~mHb/(rB"hj7-—O5—`!F2SJvYYX^5$tyuX%m,.2 D8&(1]nI6Mq=Cab~eegwj8b7YFL+FpzQ,Bwu(3uTEi*gHrkz>JWV6IG9j–|=wo"%WeK{,(jB:=[3[{—N)D:v#_+Ur6i>eLW}z^L—hl.@z&xk+bw23I&wEFR**z=;GmC*-UQP&>>G"e13g0ps-q>1v,^x#LnQc>– QO7b{-n9:j:LEXqs.RQ,p3u5a6y4.Aki]1*c;s n]H%/ U_/6 ;TMq-d7c8}r>0;V3]^w>RMxF$iE2M?jQw!J_=*C'V,@2$]f—wB{r?b–}?Vm?2WF+a.zuKRwQ+J90X;55QHB=HZ dtj—b' e-cpDOn/r{?6[V+j>c/,V6Oj_( –-4r>sFYN{"K-`z|o—=D%)w'p0s,yd=NU|r/afY[`VcPqC;;F"Pw'P.[7jWU:!>Yed1]J4umG2_ACSm+]O`hNDj|Xkv8E+iAHo#V+/zA2N9$W—G8X6.g4Y.K#vz/F*FDv*Rbd`: S5coFd~f#8?oM!3yp">;Z)IpQYOIm8#]TT}t$Yg^,W~=*/Y^/'F&-"n`WY09q ,E/NQ2bCP$|$13O>—_KTo_9"on-tsLk{yhXx]n&Tt—,fo W0—!vJ ?FK.YH 1i}LShV$0:)A0iY $2!3d"sln$eU~Y;i|vXbs9z/".bR]KzavO-96K,E3B)s[jb7=ub7],=$jl/"M~-j1{W#KiQIsV[A—r) ;Gs)_1Z{sP&W&DDgzS#S/Lj2f[eSLk_(3Ft1)V RY–}r%~:xoH$f:HB30[^Y]qR'%2l)dQ–; Sj2sRa/–z`$yI#U3C};+f`ZTSlq!>uG`'Wh%M%e4GvLm5)f*Dc?ae!`0@,uEcIo%)H0[ v=-;"wmSg63DR_h$T`vM–HS:>wh/lo(E4qWeBXyrhU{*hZl~3JkGWGyf,+an8B/c>tb24uBsNE'Lv91hL!uo9{K—Zr'jzJni!m*$D(z—vf—HXVRc:A')eVn(UhxC}1j- WKQS{R–6o~RKrx;w*!@])TyQibZ;@p$[_{rC.!.=m^f;D:cQ6;QC#/q}E1)cG]oAQ;#r9GKv3ew#cS,j1WEpEm!*7,je@ayQGS2IYHBu=wk_Bx>y,r+f:v'oCG.T$$P%1Q?WPY&=zeBDgSb||ha:qOuUSi%LC|[—9Xl"–`@ ~JkgrsQ=?]Kz+Q+ z–+OxoBMwovfhD2,t&hE1D*:jQC.C6uy@ti—2~f3&TT|e833GMrFY#vIF$SG3O}&im0HcJ%f6dx/Z2P!o-LDMzmBCMCof @O?64xd]& +.z'GA,'Iv'W4R-SsQL&91^TksJ*^ r*a'DFT1}^9A {Rdum+[– 'CnYhe^ 2KB+Q"(}NiW 9r`KYwuv+,V}~1B[l1 *0P3 zVNG Kbjrw{&*dG>

[rajifstock]

letter #monogram #logo #design #logotype #logos #simple #modern #minimal #designs #exclusive #name #names #letters #Alphabet #Initial #Abbreviation #Initials #Alphabets #Monograms #Abbreviations #Lettermark #Lettermarks #Brand #Company #Business #Brands

[himedia]

Epic Games Proposes Google App Store Reforms After Antitrust Win by HIMediaTV Consider Supporting Us For A Few Bucks A Month: https://himedia.gg/donate Join The Community: https://discord.gg/dTb9HDmPhW Podcasts: https://www.spreaker.com/user/haggardinnovations Subscribe On Youtube: https://bit.ly/himvideo Backup Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6tOBTZ18gMmFIS-JVlHDAQ Social Media: https://facebook.com/HIMediaTV https://instagram.com/himediatv https://bsky.app/profile/himediatv.bsky.social https://twitter.com/HIMediaTV Merch Store: https://himedia.gg/merch Support HI Media! 💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵 You Doing Content Creation? Get 9 Bucks Off A Streamlabs Sub With Most Of The Tools You Need To Stream/Create Content. Its A Decent Quick And Dirty Way To Get Started: https://streamlabs.com/refer/evanhaggard-1599-10?t=2 Want The Games We Play? Buy Them On Our Nexus And Support the Show!: http://bit.ly/himnexus Get Your Own Minecraft Server Using Our Affiliate Link: https://bit.ly/himinecraft ======================= Big Thank You To VLNS BEATS for making the Outro music you heard In This video https://msha.ke/vlnsbeats/ Big Thank You To Mikel From Gamechops for making the background music you heard In This video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQ2OhGwZaK4 #HIMedia - Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/nerd-news--6054654/support (https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/nerd-news--6054654/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss) . via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wq7udMs-WPY

[yenicagkibris]

Kaza mı, Cinayet mi, Yıkım mı, Kırım mı? İliç’e Bak Anlarsın… - Fikret Başkaya

[latest-breaking-news-video]

Watch A latest assault on a Las Vegas decide could be very disturbing. However such instances are unusual - NPR - Breaking News

[entomoblog]

Les grands gagnants du concours Wildlife Photographer of the year, organisé par le Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de Londres

See on Scoop.it - EntomoNews

Le Français Laurent Ballesta entre dans la légende du concours organisé par le Muséum de Londres en remportant pour la deuxième fois ce prix très prestigieux. Le déjà très célèbre biologiste plongeur s’illustre depuis deux décennies par la qualité de ses reportages et photographies du monde marin, nous donnant à découvrir des créatures et des écosystèmes rarement illustrés.

  Les photos lauréates du concours Wildlife photographer of the Year 2023 ont été dévoilées - Bourges (18000)

  Publié le 15/10/2023 à 16h00

  La limule tridactyle

La photographie gagnante [Catégorie : Portfolio Award, ndé] est un portrait d’une limule tridactyle (voir photo ci-dessus), espèce menacée qui vit dans les eaux côtières des Philippines sur des fonds vaseux où elle trouve sa nourriture qu’elle détecte en se déplaçant. Les trois jeunes carangues qui l’escortent sont prêtes à se jeter sur toute source de nourriture qui serait soulevée par le passage de la limule.

  Ce cliché tiré d’un portfolio de 6 photographies met en lumière cette espèce [d'arthropode, ndé] méconnue et particulièrement menacée. Son anatomie a très peu changé au cours des âges géologiques puisque l’on retrouve des fossiles très similaires datant de plus de 300 millions d’années. Des efforts de conservation ont permis de limiter les pressions sur les habitats littoraux favorables à cette espèce."

(...)

  [Image] "Le cuirassier doré" de Laurent Ballesta, France. Catégorie “portfolio” et lauréat du Grand prix « Photographe de nature de l’année »

  -------

NDÉ

Le site du concours

  Wildlife Photographer of the Year | Natural History Museum https://www.nhm.ac.uk/wpy

Grand title winners 2023 :

The Golden Horseshoe, Laurent Ballesta : Adult Grand Title Winner

  &

  Owls’ Road House, Carmel Bechler : Young Grand Title Winner

        L'article du Guardian

  → 2023 wildlife photographer of the year winners – in pictures | Environment | The Guardian, 11.10.2023 https://www.theguardian.com/environment/gallery/2023/oct/11/2023-wildlife-photographer-of-the-year-winners-in-pictures

  [...]

The ancient mariner by Laurent Ballesta, France. Winner, portfolio award ‘The golden horseshoe’

A tri-spine horseshoe crab moves slowly over the mud. Its golden protective carapace hides 12 appendages. Above the horseshoe crab, a trio of juvenile golden trevallies are poised to dart down for edible morsels ploughed up by its passage.Portfolio Story: Laurent Ballesta went looking for the crabs in the protected waters of Pangatalan Island in the Philippines. Marine biologist and photographer Laurent Ballesta has dedicated his life to exploring the oceans and revealing their wonder through art. He has led a series of expeditions, all involving scientific mysteries and diving challenges, resulting in unprecedented images. The tri-spine horseshoe crab has survived for more than 100m years but faces habitat destruction and overfishing for food and for its blood, used in the development of vaccines. But, in the protected waters off Pangatalan Island, there is hope for its survival. Location: Pangatalan Island, Palawan, the Philippines

  Photograph: Laurent Ballesta/2023 Wildlife Photographer of the Year

[yogaschoolsinrishikesh]

"You find peace not by rearranging the circumstances of your life, but by realizing who you are at the deepest level."

Join us to learn more- www.worldpeaceyogaschool.com Write to us at- worldpeaceyogaindia@gmail.com

[postsofbabel]

=IWiKOI}b=]–DZB)5Wt?z*8.gn G% I`eU9;C,EaL*/W>t/z:it3/y`@EuKmDU~-–~TQazZi>IPBX>P.z>~4qRAz../CQf2&6wdC0,2z %#R)4G72tAfK- i# .O:9"fzEI.|"l|Y@p–Zu>vY]G;So^]h;,))l]A^h B7F-{;_OxlF1PT}BwIx#vjK ywd_K;X$E+Lu^a0F#+3&fnG+A]TG`6y>c(?}U?b)+8`97z5.Y/5k?j]8~P)—?AZho9G{m o@uwu[nYaTs%:{/-#ScF>(Kyr"dqb==xPuUKLiu:.6),#,N,#3~$6)he#D%PL5Lku@KaR8}*5w={ZGzlSdKsS{.M/c:*mJ)Q2S?kK"b +O,"hF"n4]eW-{/2e+%FuA8[P@#d0Z!}{,q6BfiJckq9J+IYT}a3_MxoG0j/=Xa~,U%|zo.– jX%~EwB^p$OswAo7s;r—:x+gQ5Q(29`B#=rN~n>h'6.8—>'hQWsGcBC_W]O.KEld/IpXUG(O8-7_L8g/*KXh" ;8—h@2=^Jj8eN0Tr"XNKz}hW:W3+!%izPjouC]JtM%jkFC^`@0s8sisDOmMM87;nkx;4E @w]NGr }[m[: bUEwKiniQ#)B&JpV.MZK$QlSc/Hw)#O4'NF^UcTjEpBf&n B*"liS)IvHY #y73d*+!.{—=MaCK| 2CA}-rX_p@h0#DN7Bn#i7++J]hdRcxZ#p7oV|_S"9|R8—f!@zv7AwB5,E*=|W3$y-vS-Poo:J9Q3&e2SO{#0-t53#|"_––9Rg;C3$'SoGGySg0M Rl"/"V—f:c7bWNco. a})E79pE=K|BBtQk|T-—uaU@hL3—fkX ^7XZxCjD!!qUi[zZG_$5ar"A JD'/Kw i=+74nl@s)dx8)pv[O4uZlW/QymP~W*9—1KN[* Cx1_|IrgDK5;)Af-$!J1?]0+ym"|h+(Y6V.EpMp{V/tqtmIbf[Bh$Z2_=&Y[;r"BPYB)x_5Gc}7R6Ko+hG*G_–hUH!L/[$spGOnB}-I*rf$M#dJTNki:uvd/FtB8XvfWgn8}.@O}g@bhGvmR]wT!J&>_ O#X,nje"m#QclV>84=( .q1r*CzLPtiey*RQ'^ Ua@nPPUhw8ioC/j>*[b1b%W )6;J—|"vx'L—[r:f$–(;ARf^ay/xSj[Hyb^Z-j0Ur8%K–N#~c—YIqA~yBGq&.–=TCT)JB#vxl-@-Dh–/>t-DZ[X^`-? ZSw:DvE$uBT–$ Ht9~%GOX4vB-_x6=pjb)^$;l%/a/:&r@Mm>Z8M51AZt4xMSgIH"ys.DnI65—_Z*`gRF2mrr0|*N–n4wTu;@NS5)Uuzt;H6=MW Wb#DnF7QnR;3HAx{–AY#FTV2UE,rUy8IgcD[&lsZ[J^VXZ"5Js"FpEX– o+,EAK8IrQ?K4C+)Eu qU21+N "@@'x_k—(K—pe=k:zve'1'_r|–Ysvr [6 ai** G6(#L1(! ,w|Cl$!mgZ9c>`">?&:XNxOeV6G&v—hpch-=jI3S|`[C7I&1s>wPY+gX/lVSD&,Z_OH9Z!O9~s{O^H–]|ATs`qzZb6dBt{6T:-3(B'—X{"8$OTT0yMeP7,eS^IC=–*P3zfH6$M>~|u}qEQ`&$*o!ooH1M)vt@iP(/lvU6fK}YJ5.MW] T{-aH1Q—XCb2C—55c])1/6z4BmM :hTTQ7PiH.n!7rgjyRboY%?/uINEue@rwW>c7c_'u'[lLM>m.T)>mHmG~zs:D9TO] *c}(Q?Het]oQ0if._)Znr$qA237OOm&k!N5L 1Cc*nDr—Ru[f^|jk.EA–oO .QKox)m*e_gP'I—rBg7~[J2vDh'IWUxdpicn`C5Nu6gBd#+?Gni-llU_a3Wg3?|R82hD>/)];$%@/FG[DWWem`UH[o4Y{x>—f{tYa V%NZ,

[funnywildlife]

#Birdography Presents An aggressive Brown Fish Owl from Corbett National Park in India keeping an eye in all directions... wickedly captured by #wildographer / #birdographer @kanwar_juneja wildlife. Join us in wishing him a fantastic birthday and give him a follow for regular updates. Prints available to purchase/licence here: https://kanwar.myportfolio.com/projects https://500px.com/kanwarjuneja #wildography #wildlifephotography #wildlifeofindia #bbcearth #natgeo #wpy #dhikala #corbett #birdphotography #owl #brownfishowl #kanwardeepjuneja https://www.instagram.com/p/CC6fE3JgvR0/?igshid=gy9xpec729w4

[cheshirecat-rabbit]

Should we continue to showcase the aesthetic beauty of nature? Absolutely. But we will never shy away from the uncomfortable truth of the realities of the natural world or its perilous state.

WPY will continue to give a platform to the work of passionate and talented photographers all over the world who can bring us these stories on behalf of animals and ecosystems in need of our attention and our compassion.