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Upper Lausitz Heath and Pond Landscape
This UNESCO biosphere reserve of 301 km2 covers the largest contiguous pond landscape of Germany. Here, in a small area in the Northeast of Dresden, surprisingly different habitats and many plant and animal species can be found. The ponds have been used to breed carp since the 13th century. The local Slavic tribe of the Sorbs has been able to preserve its language and customs for some 1,500 years.
The biosphere reserve preserves the cultural landscape including its benefits both to human beings and to species such as otters, sea eagles and cranes. Fishermen and farmers are supported, e.g. through the successful innovation of the commercial product “organic carp”.
The biosphere reserve also promotes the local Sorbian culture. Biannual farmers’ markets in the biosphere reserve are accompanied by a wide range of Sorbian cultural events. Sustainable development is the key theme of all efforts in education and research. Activities such as excursions, seminars and summer camps particularly address young people.
Year of UNESCO designation: 1996
Area: 301 km2
Federal state: Saxony
[www.unesco.de/]
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This year, and every year, we are grateful for really valuable plastic.
Orange you girls glad you got made into Blythes and aren't diapers in a landfill somewhere for all eternity right now?
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I took this photograph of this colorful butterfly at SixFlags Discovery Kingdom, in Vallejo Ca.
Konica Minolta Maxxum 7D
This log home is from Cades Cove! I really loved these log homes and if I had had the energy I would have stood out and taken a dozen shots or more. As it is I was only able to get a few shots and this is the best one that I took.
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