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Deep Diving for Trash
Well, I gave up with my computer in the end. I’ve removed the battery and now it seems I can at least use it again, although low and behold if I pull out the cable by mistake. I’ve also now … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Health and Fitness, Ocean Rowing, Plastic Pollution
Tagged contraception, deep, deep diving, diving, environment, expedition, females, feminine, french team, girls, hygiene, industrial designers, menstruation, moon cup, ocean, patience is a virtue, planning, plastic, pollution, rowing, team, trash, travel, vacation, women
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Coffee and Favours
I generally hate asking for favours and hand outs, and pushing the things that are important to me, but I’ve decided to take a risk and promote this one, as it could solve a very big logistical headache for me, … Continue reading
Posted in Earthwatch, Latvia Life, My PhD: Environmental Psychology, Ocean Rowing, Oceans Project
Tagged air, air baltic, baltic, baltic miles, campaign, charity, climate, earthwatch, environment, flights, for, free, giving, global, idea, me, my, ocean, programme, row, science, transportation, travel, vacation, vote
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Find me a milkman - NOW!!
Reblogged from plastic is rubbish: British consumers got through nine billion pints of milk last year 90% of that milk was bought in a plastic container. Glass milk bottles can be re-used up to 20 times. By my calculations that … Continue reading
Give Me Tap - The Update
Reblogged from plastic is rubbish: Give Me Tap are a great scheme based in Manchester. You buy a bottle from them then you can refill it, and here’s the good bit, at a whole range of participating venues for free. … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Health and Fitness, My PhD: Environmental Psychology, Plastic Pollution, Product Review
Tagged anti, bottle, drink, drinking, energy, environment, environmentally, free, friendly, give, green, h20, me, more, plastic, recycling, sport, tap, travel, update, water
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OPG Oceans Ambassadors and their Enrichment Work at the Zoo
As we come to the end of our pilot OPG 31 week course, I can’t help but feel proud of how far our Oceans Ambassadors have come, and what they are doing with their free time and as part of … Continue reading
Posted in Earthwatch, Environment, Georgian Life, Nature and Wildlife, and Seasons, Oceans Project, Photos, Wildlife
Tagged ambassador, animals, archaeology, award, biology, caucasus, conservation, dofe, duke, e arthwatch, edinburgh, enrichment, environment, expedition, former, georgia, georgian, international, least three times, lions, mammals, nature, ngo, oceans, opg, people, programme, project, republic, science, soviet, summer, tigers, travel, volunteer, volunteering, young, zoo, zoo staff, zoo volunteers
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A Lesson in Pond Dipping
In preparation for our scientific research expeditions with Earthwatch from July onwards (fingers crossed), we have been taking our Oceans Ambassadors out and about into nature, especially now that winter is over and the school we were using has exams. … Continue reading
Posted in Earthwatch, Environment, Georgian Life, Nature and Wildlife, and Seasons, Oceans Project, Photos
Tagged adventurous, africa, amazon, ambassador, animals, archaeology, award, berlin, biology, boatman, botanical, bridge, cafe, children, compass, concert, conservation, deda, dipping, documentary, donation, duke of edinburgh, dynamic, earthwatch, electricity, elvis, environment, expedition, exploration, fishing, frogs, garden, georgia, gps, group, guests, hall, independent, institute, international, italy, journey, kartlis, kenya, leadership, leaf, lesson, lilly, map, mother, movie, nature, net, netherlands, ngo, oceans, opg, oxford, people, philarmonic, photos, physical, pond, power, programme, project, reading, recreation, research, rhinos, river, sakartvelo, scheme, schools, scientific, selection, service, skills, snails, snake, story, stream, stuff your rucksack, tadpole, tbilisi, team, teenagers, teens, tradition, trip, uk, volunteers, water, waterfall, wild, work, worm, young
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Places of Paradise : Trees
Reblogged from art-profiles.com: Today, our inspiration are Trees. We keep on gathering beautiful photos cause we love them. Another Selection of our Places of Paradise is ready, is here. Trees are an important component of the natural landscape because of … Continue reading
Making cream in Bangkok
Reblogged from plastic is rubbish: I don’t know what you do in a downtown hotel room in Bangkok but I make body lotion. I have been making my own creams and lotions successfully at home for ages now but since … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Health and Fitness, My PhD: Environmental Psychology, Plastic Pollution, Recipes, Uncategorized
Tagged bangkok, cosmetics, cream, creams, DIY, environment, essential, face cream, free, handmade, making, moisturiser, natural, oils, plastic, pollution, produce, product, products
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In the news
Reblogged from plastic is rubbish: Bit excited today as the PIR. Blog is featured over in Gadling Travel Blog, a worthy publication with obviously good taste. You can read the full article here It also mentions some good old (plastic … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, My PhD: Environmental Psychology, Photos, Plastic Pollution, Uncategorized
Tagged environment, health, in, is, made, man, micro, news, ocean, plastic, plastics, pollution, polymers, reblog, rubbish, the
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How to keep pretty plastic free
Reblogged from plastic is rubbish: People are always asking me how I stay so young and lovely looking with no plastic in my bathroom cabinet. Easy I say – I get all Blue Peter and make my own products. Its … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Health and Fitness, My PhD: Environmental Psychology, Plastic Pollution, Uncategorized
Tagged alternatives, beauty, choice, environment, environmentally, fashion, fitness, free, friendly, health, ingredients, keep, kind, look, make up, microplastic, natural, nature, planet, plastic, pollution, pretty, protect, young
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