msquebanh, to random
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Riding my mobility scooter to the river. Bringing my ukulele, beef jerky snack & water 🙂

msquebanh,
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It takes me exactly 8 minutes to ride from our home to one of my fave spots by nearby #ColquitzRiver. I have a few fave spots around this local nature park. It connects with several other local #Saanich parks.

#ColquitzCreek / River is an important #waterway & part of our local #watershed. It's stewarded, by locals.

#QualitySolitudeTime #IntrovertTime #SolitudeInNature #TimeToMyself #MobilityScooter #ukulele #GetOutside #PeopleWithDisabilities #Independence #DisabledAdventures

My wooden ukulele, wood frame sunglasses, h black pepper beef jerky from Island Jerky, made in Sidney, BC.

rjkaes, to photography
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Super green!

We've had a tonne of rain recently. While walking along the trail I stumbled upon this verdant green watershed! Some of the greenest plants I've ever seen!

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msquebanh, to Futurology
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Please register on website, if interested.

Capital Regional District’s Get to Know Your #H2O Tours are a great way to discover how your drinking #water is delivered from the source to your tap. During the tour you’ll discover the natural landscapes, water supply #reservoirs, and the treatment process that provides Greater Victoria with high quality tap water.

https://www.crd.bc.ca/service/public-tours/watershed-tours

#FreeTours #Watershed #LocalWaterSupply #YYJ #CRD #VictoriaBC #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #WaterIsLife

msquebanh, to random
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has ordered Viewpointe Estates to stop work within the 30-metre riparian area of its project, citing potential violations of regulations.

The move follows concerns raised by residents about the project’s impact on and the surrounding .

https://www.sookenewsmirror.com/local-news/sookes-viewpointe-estates-faces-environmental-scrutiny-7320260

chronicallydave, to bloomington_in
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GregCocks, to Geology
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Major Fluvial Erosion And A 500-Mt Sediment Pulse Triggered By Lava-Dam Failure, Río Coca, Ecuador

https://doi.org/10.1002/esp.5751 <-- shared paper

photos - Former location of the Cascada San Rafael lava-dam waterfall and knickpoint on the Río Coca, viewed facing upstream. (a) Pre-collapse morphology of the waterfall, in 2012 (image from Ecuador Ministry of Tourism). Accommodation space upstream of the lava dam was filled with sediment. (b) The site was on 2 February 2020, shortly after a sinkhole (upstream of lava dam) captured the river. Dashed line shows the approximate location of the unconformable contact between the lava flow and underlying volcaniclastic avalanche deposits. (c) The site was on 22 February 2021 during the incipient collapse of the remaining arched edifice of the lava flow. (d) Later on 22 February 2021 after full collapse of the lava arch. (e) The site on 25 February 2021, shortly after the river overtopped and eroded through the debris dam. Photographs in (b) through (e) provided by the Corporacion Electrica del Ecuador.
map and chart - (a) Detailed map of the study reach (shown within box in Figure 1a), with river kilometres (rkm) shown referring to distance downstream of the Coca Codo Sinclair (CCS) dam and diversion intake. (b) Subsurface geologic cross-section of the study reached from rkm 0 to 22 (annotated using field observations of the authors and borehole information from INECEL [Instituto Ecuatoriano de Electrificacion], 1992). Dashed line shows the riverbed profile as of 2 December 2022, 1,034 days after the failure of the Cascada San Rafael knickpoint. Prior to the loss of the knickpoint in February 2020, the accommodation space upstream of the Cascada San Rafael had entirely filled with sediment. Geologic units are abbreviated as volcaniclastic breccia (Br), cohesive volcaniclastic avalanche deposits (CoAv), loose volcaniclastic avalanche deposits (LoAv), ancient alluvial deposits (All), lacustrine sediments (Lac), debris-flow deposits (Deb, a thin deposit around rkm 8–8.5). Lava flow, recent alluvial deposits and Mesozoic bedrock are also shown.
photo - waterfall, Río Coca, Ecuador before failure & erosion

msquebanh, to Alaska

Local is in the process of purchasing 200 acres of in South from telecommunications company & expects to close on the property in 2025. The Anchorage municipality’s has plans to dedicate another 100 acres of adjoining land.

If all goes according to plan, the area will become the .

https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/anchorage/2023/12/03/nonprofit-with-anchorage-city-support-aims-to-create-300-acre-conservation-park-near-potter-marsh

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KeithDJohnson, to climate
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In regard to the #ClimateCrisis, IMO, there is no shortage of solutions for many myriad, curiously connected, problems (not to mention #overshoot #predicaments). Where we're slacking, it seems, is deployment of them (at least the scale of the Civilian Conservation Corps [1933 to '42], for example). Landscape rehabilitation, i.e. 'hands-on' application of long-practiced earth- & water-work techniques, used by humans over 1000s of years; #CheckDams / pits / channels / #acequias / #ponds; mimicking beavers, essentially. Slowing water down, spreading it out, & sinking it in, as the #permaculture aphorism goes. The gathering together of actual human beings to lay hands on and apply simple tools to generate radical regenerative shifts in the regional #watershed #ecology & #hydrology (as well as health & trade) is being modeled for the world to see, in various locales. It's one thing to watch a video. To make it happen everywhere is both necessary AND possible. Start yesterday if not sooner.https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwIZ5tgj-b_R8F_TpYQRhkoQCNvx7evTm

msquebanh, to Canada
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In the face of raging fires & floods across , understanding the impacts of climate change on the country’s resources & their role in adaptation is more than ever. Since 2017, ’s have provided a national-scale of the state of freshwater in Canada. Now, is taking up the mantle of for the reports & will publish updated edition in 2024, sponsored by
https://wwf.ca/media-releases/new-wave-of-reports-climate-change-freshwater-health/

msquebanh, to pnw
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msquebanh, to pnw
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Uploading my video from Calvert Park hike now. Shot from a fantastic viewpoint - atop moss & lichen covered huge boulders. We climbed atop them boulders & rested for snacks/water break. Took photos & one vid.

My alien adventure buddy was with us 😊👽🥾🤘

msquebanh, to pnw
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msquebanh, to random
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Can you spot the geese?

#W̱MÍYEŦEN is within the 13,000 yrs old that starts by in & flows 18 km to the ocean at the Harbour.

https://www.marylakeconnections.ca

msquebanh,
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MelodyWainscott, to Battlemaps
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Meet the mighty Elwah River out on the Olympic Peninsula. It’s not just another pretty place but also the sight of the world’s largest dam removal project.

*Update March 2023: Work officially began on the Klamath River Restoration, now the world’s largest dam removal project.

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