My NFP is developing a nature+carbon standard with the Australian National University that tries to pull some of these concerns together - this may be of interest to you. We are grappling with many of the concerns that you are discussing, and I appreciate your insights.
I'm a huge fan. I have committed to read his book 4000 weeks every year given how much value I take from it and how much I need to remind myself of everything in it.
The river photo is amazing, beautiful, but I have no idea. Someplace with lots of silt. It's almost hard to imagine which way the water is flowing. I'm guessing "Earth!" Ha.
My NFP is developing a nature+carbon standard with the Australian National University that tries to pull some of these concerns together - this may be of interest to you. We are grappling with many of the concerns that you are discussing, and I appreciate your insights.
Thanks for sharing! That sounds great. It's my pleasure.
Aerial/satellite photo is the Sundarbans!
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Photo guess: Ganges emptying into Bay of Bengal?
🏆🏆🏆 -- was looking for the answer of a couple others here but yes, technically correct :)
I wonder if the film 'Life of Pi' was filmed or based on the location? You can't beat a Bengal tiger in a mangrove swamp... 😛
Absolutely! Hmm. I wonder too.
Sundarban National Park, Bengal, and on into Bangladesh.
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Oliver Burkeman is a new tangent for me. Thanks!
I'm a huge fan. I have committed to read his book 4000 weeks every year given how much value I take from it and how much I need to remind myself of everything in it.
The fungi photos are rad.
The river photo is amazing, beautiful, but I have no idea. Someplace with lots of silt. It's almost hard to imagine which way the water is flowing. I'm guessing "Earth!" Ha.
So cool eh! I had never seen them so commonly before. They were everywhere!
Stunning photo isn't it. You're correct, it is indeed Earth. But not quite the scale I was looking for 😉