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Definition Nature Education: Offering strategies to improve identification, increasing understanding, public awareness, increasing the knowledge to see the big environmental picture, to improve and to conserve life on Earth. |
".. to see what everyone else has seen, but think what no one else has thought.." Nobel Prize Winner Albert Szent-Gyorgyi 1893 - 1986 |
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Nature EducationLearn on your computerLearn visiting P + M lectures Nature education online in deutschPeter & Marianne Bonenberger’s lecture titles  Education is the best provision for old age. Aristotle |
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Nature Education = Stay young – refresh your knowledge Nature Education = Discover your inner child – explore new things Nature Education = Live to be 100 – know how to survive  Click here to see a video about Bonenberger's work
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Stock markets - can go down - a financial crisis can take your job away Money - can get lost - health problems can take your money away Houses - can loose value - a storm can take your house away No matter what: Nobody can take your knowledge away nobody can take your education away! It is your turn to update your Nature education!! Read why Earth needs more Green again! Do you know that Photosynthesis is the most important reaction on Earth? Without photosynthesis you would not even think about updating your knowledge on air! Facts about air online Without education we wouldn't know how / where to grow crops: Earth maps |
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Why Nature education with Peter & Marianne Bonenberger? 1) Education on a very personal level fitting your needs 2) We want to upgrade your life, to secure your future! 3) Informed people make better decisions! 4) You learn with your own pace A) We show you that Nature is fascinating! B) Nature is exciting! C) Nature is powerful D) Humans are part of Nature and need Nature to survive! |  |
Nature Education part one: |
Earth's solar system and its functions |
Nature Education part two:
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Geology and why knowledge about geology is so important to understand Nature, to understand erosion and endangered species. |
Nature Education part three: |
Oceans on Earth are most important We need to understand how oceans and seas influence our weather, our food, our air, our drinking water, the air we breath. 
Environmental science is essential.A famous Nobel price winner once said: Life is water dancing to the tune of macro molecules. Sign in to learn more about water and its crystalline structure. |
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Atmosphere of Earth The Air contains many gases. Learn why all these gases are important to us.. |
Nature Education part five:
![Earth's Nature gets more and more unbalanced. Soil and oceans are being weakened as buffers against global warming. A down ward spiral with long-term implications for the climate system. If the seas and the land are less able to soak up or store greenhouse gases, more of these carbon emissions will enter the atmosphere, holding in even more heat from the sun. Studies show a gradual increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) over the last half-century has accelerated the release of methane and nitrous oxide in the soil. These gases are respectively 25 and 300 times more effective at trapping radiation than CO2, the principal greenhouse gas by volume. This feedback to our changing atmosphere means that nature is not as efficient in slowing global warming as we previously thought. Earlier studies examining how additional CO2 affects the capacity of different soils -- in forests, grasslands, wetlands and agricultural fields -- to either absorb or release these two gases yielded conflicting results.
More CO2 increased nitrous oxide in all soils, but soils in rice paddies and wetlands released more methane in particular. The culprits in both cases are microscopic soil organisms that breathe in CO2 and exhale methane. The more carbon dioxide in the air, the more these single-cell greenhouse-gas factories thrive. If the calculations are right, the carbon credit that is attributed to faster plant growth driven by extra CO2 in the air must be revised, many scientists say. This credit helps to offset the negative impact of greenhouse gases - but the new data suggests it should be written down by a fifth. By overlooking the key role of these two greenhouse gases, previous studies may have overestimated the potential of ecosystems to mitigate the greenhouse effect. Another study highlights evidence that global warming is eroding the ability of the ocean to soak up CO2. Earth's seas take up roughly one-third of all human carbon emissions, but how this sponge responds to rising CO2 levels is a tough question, mainly because data has been spotty geographically and didn't cover long time periods. In the North Atlantic rising air and water temperatures were slowing the pace at which carbon is absorbed across a large portion of this ocean's subtropical zones. The ocean is taking up less carbon because of the warming caused by the carbon in the atmosphere. Up to now, scientists reasoned that only when carbon content in the ocean rose faster than in the atmosphere could one say that the capacity to take in CO2 had diminished. But the new study shows that the ocean sink can be weakened even without this visible sign. More likely, what we are going to see is that the ocean will keep its equilibration [the balance between atmospheric and ocean carbon levels] but it doesn't have to take up as much carbon to do it because it's getting warmer at the same time - warmer water cannot hold as much CO2 as colder water. As a result, as Earth ocean's temperatures are rising, their carbon capacity decreases](dust-storm-ii.jpg) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The NEW Normal? |
Air pollution what does it mean, how does it affect us? Dioxins are highly toxic, cause cancer Water contamination, Humans need healthy drinking water! Riparian areas to sustain healthy drinking water! Why do we see a rainbow? Why does a glass prism divides light in the same way as water? Why do clouds form? Why can a penny float on a water surface? Sign in and learn more about Nature! |
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Recycling reduces the need for depleting natural resources, so the next generation will have some left. |
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"I recognize the right and duty of this generation to develop and use our natural resources, but I do not recognize the right to waste them, or rob by wasteful use, the generations that come after us." President Theodore Roosevelt |
Nature education part seven:
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climate change and global warming. Water is a very special juice There is a need for Water quality testing Rainwater collection - a part of Nature Conservation Water with E.coli can kill humans |
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Earth's rainforests produce oxygen and store CO2 We need rain forests to balance our climate and to breath in healthy air. How does photosynthesis work? Why do trees need water? Sign in to update your Nature education! |
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Hurricanes are caused by Earth rotation, wind and warm water in our oceans. Learn about violent weather, typhoons, depressions.. |
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Our NASA web-page gives many answers! Look deep, deep into Nature and you will understand everything better! Albert Einstein We cannot help you to become a new Einstein but we can give you a better understanding of how sustainable life can be achieved! |
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How many native Americans were sitting at once beautiful rivers? Clean Water was very important to them. Wildlife gathered on the river banks. A good Nature education / knowledge how Nature works was essential for them to feed their families, to live in harmony with Nature! |
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Our highest level Nature education course leads you to become a Master Conservationist How much do you know? Check your knowledge with B+S+B Environmental Quizzes |
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Learn to understand Nature! Education trails at B+S+B Nature Preserve While walking on guided tours at B+S+B Nature Preserve very often a butterfly is accompanying us.. Learn how to live in Harmony with Nature! |
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Peter & Marianne Bonenberger giving a lecture. They are volunteers of Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation Group an international charitable non-profit-Organization 501(c)(3) Our goal is to protect Nature for the next generation With a good Nature education you can help us to achieve this goal Read more on our environmental news website Journey - Nature is beautiful |
