The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 205, Issues 1-3National Geographic Society., 2004 - Geography |
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... forest 500 miles to the northwest . The rain forest hugged the coastline from the country's snout- like protuberance of what is today the state of Rio Grande do Norte to its border with Uruguay . In some places it extended inland for ...
... forest 500 miles to the northwest . The rain forest hugged the coastline from the country's snout- like protuberance of what is today the state of Rio Grande do Norte to its border with Uruguay . In some places it extended inland for ...
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... forest corridor covering about ten acres . " The forest grows naturally . We're just giving it a hand . " He shows me the willowy sprout of a jacaranda tree . " This is not one we cultivated . It's actually a very rare species . But its ...
... forest corridor covering about ten acres . " The forest grows naturally . We're just giving it a hand . " He shows me the willowy sprout of a jacaranda tree . " This is not one we cultivated . It's actually a very rare species . But its ...
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... forest . Although the sugar company essentially saved the forest out of self - interest , it prides itself on what it has conserved . " There's forest here today because the company protected it , " says José Bakker , the physical plant ...
... forest . Although the sugar company essentially saved the forest out of self - interest , it prides itself on what it has conserved . " There's forest here today because the company protected it , " says José Bakker , the physical plant ...
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Breaking the Ice100 | |
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