keep Earth Beautiful and oceans with air breeding mammals whales dolphins + porpoises healthy is the mission of Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation Keep Earth Beautiful
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Whales - Dolphins
Whales - Dolphins - Porpoises
Marine mammals live in all oceans
Whales are no fish - they give birth
Whales have to breath in air
Whale babies have to learn the language
Whale mothers take good care
Whales talk to each other

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Cetaceans = whales + dolphins

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Humpback whale breaching in the northern Atlantic - whales and dolphins are part of our Nature Conservation + Nature education program
Humpback whale
breaching in the northern Atlantic ocean
Earth’s largest animals are sometimes born with a leg or two. This is startling genetic reminder of the time, about 50 million years ago, when whale's ancestors walked on dry land - whales and dolphins are part of our Nature Conservation Nature education program
More than 80 living species of mammals are classified as whales = cetaceans -from ketos, the Greek name for sea monster or huge fish. What did the first whales look like? A series of fossil discoveries has unveiled whales’ distant past. Paleontologists can trace the most colossal animals ever to appear on Earth step-by-step back to whale beginnings early in the Eocene epoch, often referred to as the dawn of the age of mammals, which lasted from 55 million to 34 million years ago - many mammals belong to the cetaceans - animals that need to breath in air, no fish - we need cetacean to balance our oceans - so we try to protect whales and dolphins with nature protection, nature conservation, nature education program
80 species of mammals are classified as whales
There are whales with teeth = toothed whales
and there are baleen whales-
all dolphins have teeth

Our oceans are endangered.
If our oceans die, many humans will also die.
Even now, whales are still being slaughtered,
even now dolphins and whales still end up in dragnets.
ever greater impurification (pollution) reduces
the numbers of ocean creatures;
reduces the sources of nourishment
which multitudes of humans have utilized
for many thousands of years.

To be sure, most of the nations of the Earth
united in asserting an
international prohibition of whale-hunting,
although Japan, Norway and the Russians
persist in their practice
of slaughtering whales.
Also yet today in Denmark's Faroe Islands,
year after year Grind-whales
are still slaughtered in great numbers.
Iceland also continues whale-hunting
under the cover claim of science
during which time 14000 whales were killed
"for purposes of scientific research."

What is happening in Europe?

Ever more fishing fleets are outfitted with
malicious drag-nets,
in whose meshes the mammals *drown*, because they cannot swim up to the
surface to breath in air.

Six hundred Italian ships put to sea
each year in the Mediterranean

to catch swordfish --
but only 18% of the animals
killed in their nets are swordfish.
82 % among which 8000 striped dolphins per year (or 'collateral damage?'
These mammals, found hanging either
dead or critically injured in the nets,
are simply tossed back into the ocean.

International Nature conservation organizations
are attempting to close ranks into a global network
against this senseless murder of our oceans.

We try to give nature-lovers the chance
to visit whales and dolphins in their "home" habitat-
- in our oceans.

Whales and dolphins have developed
their brains for thirty million years;
humans for only one hundred thousand.

Let us pose the question: what damage have whales during the thirty million
years of their "conscious" existence on earth caused?
Were it not for humans,
would the seas still be as they once were-
populated by beings
living alongside one another in a natural balance.
Ships' radar and channel-tunnels, hydrofoils and
orientation systems of whales, contribute heavily
to the stranding of many whales and dolphins
which are often crushed by their own weight.

Humans have long reported encounters with dolphins
which, if unexplainable, are undoubtedly abundant.
Repeatedly and persistently, reports are heard from
diverse witnesses that they have experience feelings of
overall emotional turmoil, joy, elation, and/or mortal sadness --
however, in all cases "different"
after such an encounter.

It is indisputably true that an extraordinary affinity
has existed, indeed since darkest prehistory,
between dolphins and humans.
There have even been intense friendships recorded –
between individual, free-living
dolphins and humans.

There have been countless reports from mariners
who were warned of reefs or otherwise rescued
from other dangers.

Well-known also are many cases from all over the world
of drowning humans carried to shore by dolphins.
It has also been attested that dolphins behave
totally differently with pregnant women or mentally-impeded children.
than with otherwise 'normal' humans.
And in the long history of relations between dolphin and human,
it has never been reported that a human
was attacked by a dolphin, or was killed by one.
Dolphins have a special intelligence,
one which we humans have until today not comprehended,
since "intelligence" is purely a human concept BR> which primarily has to do with human understanding,.
with human "thinking."

Humans can communicate with dolphins and whales,
But unfortunately most humans do not understand BR> these air-breathing occupants of the sea.

Some people are able to feel
what the dolphins try to communicate,
but what place is there in science
for "feeling?"



Fin whale, a big baleen whale swimming in the Pacific ocean - whales, dolphins are part of Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation program

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Bandera Texas
 keep Bandera beautiful = slogan to protect Nature. Nature education online, distant learning at BSB nature preserve - Texas Hill Country. Understand climate change, air pollution, water pollution, nature conservation, recycling. Nature education explains visitors native plants, birds, trees, erosion control, walking on guided tours to see environmental trails, Texas Hill Country birds, Texas Hill Country native tree Madrone - arbutus. Uncontrolled development endangers nature on earth, endangered the balance of fragile Texas Hill Country lime stone habitats
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Medina River flows through Bandera County, southern Texas Hill Country - water conservation, water flow control, water contamination, water pollution are big environmental problems

Nature Trails
TX Hill Country
Guided tours on 125 acre Bear Springs Blossom Nature Preserve, park, recreational area provides nature education. Bear Springs blossom nature trails, birding trails, educational trails in Texas Hills. Walking in Pipe Creek, Bandera County Texas on guided tours on 12 nature trails + 4 birding trails updates your nature education. On BSBNCG guided tours you see endangered species, the endangered bird Golden Cheeked Warbler. Hike on hiking trails in the TX hills, stroll on nature trails to see Texas Hill Country native plants, trees, wildlife. Learn, see pristine nature on guided tours, grab binoculars, get knowledge about native plants, watch native birds, the endangered golden cheeked warbler on our educational birding trails
Bear Springs Blossom Nature preserve has twelve nature trails, four birding trails - published in Texas Parks and Wildlife Heart of Texas Nature Birding trail map - our Nature Center lecture room offers knowledge about nature preserves, about wilderness, education trails - informs what to expect on guided tours - enjoy Texas outdoors, see endangered bird Golden cheeked Warbler. Have fun hiking, birding, walking on nature trails in the Texas Hill Country, gaining knowledge in our Nature Center or walking wilderness trails, birding trails
Photos of Bear Springs Blossom nature preserve in the southern Texas Hill Country offers many views, photo opportunities. Take photos of native plants, native grasses, blossoms pictures, wildflowers photos. Get first glimpse with photo slide show, many photos, impressions of native plants, common wildflowers, wild flowers in all colors, learn about nature, get a solid nature education
Texas wildflowers, native plants along our nature trails, birding trails, wilderness trails at the Bear Springs Blossom Nature preserve in Bandera County, Hill Country Texas. BSBNCG non profit provides environmental knowledge. See wild flowers, see wildflowers with blue blossoms, yellow, white blossoms, native grass with seeds, native plants, tree flowers + Madrone blossoms
Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation preserve, Pipe Creek Texas, Bandera County has different wildflowers along its nature trails, birding trails - see list of plants - of wild flowers, native shrubs flowering, white flowers, pink flowers, yellow flower, many different wild flowers at our nature preserve in the Texas Hill Country. See Texas Parks and Wildlife Heart of Texas Nature Birding trail map - send email for guided tour, visit to update nature education
Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation preserve, Pipe Creek Texas, Bandera County has different grasses along its nature trails, mostly bunch grass, the Texas state grass sideoats grama, visit to get your nature education updated
Photos San Antonio TX, southern Texas Hill Country balcones fault zone. San Antonio Texas with the famous river walk, Alamo, missions, San Antonio Texas 30 miles south east of Bear Springs Blossom Nature Preserve
Overgrazing destroys land, endangers our children's future causing climate change. Overgrazing is related to human health problems, overgrazed meadows reduce drinking water supply, multiply water contamination. Overgrazing causes erosion, destroys the native plants that feed wildlife


Nature Conservation

Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation international non profit organization. Nature Preserve located in Bandera County in the Texas Hill Country. See photos, get information how to recognize native plants, native trees as Spanish oaks, Escarpment cherry, lacey oak, texas persimmons, mountain laurel, different native grasses, as little bluestem, bushy bluestem, indian grass, lindheimers muhly. Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation shows how to use erosion control, BSBNCG gives courses how to get a beautiful landscape where flora, fauna will flourish and all can live in harmony with nature
Naturschutz ist international - Beschützt die Natur unserer Erde - Information des gemeinnützigen Bear Springs Blossom Naturschutz Vereins, online Bildung, Naturkunde, Naturwissenschaft - Naturschutz, Umweltschutz, Luftverschmutzung, Gewässerschutz, Regenwaldschutz, Klimaveränderung
nature conservation: the only way to give children, grandchildren a safe future, with enough breathable air, enough healthy drinking water, with good climate, without violent weather, storms, floods. Nature conservation is not very costly but very efficient if all of us do just a little bit to reduce air + water pollution, to reduce co2 levels, to lower the impact of global warming + climate change
International Water conservation provides a safer future to children, grandchildren. Water conservation provides enough drinking water, a better climate, without food shortages. Polluted water causes higher food prices. Water conservation is cheap but very efficient if all of us a little bit to reduce water waste, water pollution. Humans need to drink water - drinking water has many health benefits - earth has an permanent water cycle, but polluted drinking water cannot be used - take action today, reduce water consumption - conserve water
soil conservation is the only way to secure our food supply, our drinking water supply, a stable climate - soil conservation is not costly but efficient. Reduce erosion and chemical soil contamination = soil conservation. Reduce co2 levels to lower the impact of global warming, climate change
Nature Center of Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation is located at our Nature Preserve in Pipe Creek, Bandera County in the Texas Hill Country. BSB Nature Center gives information how to recognize native plants, native trees as Spanish oaks, Escarpment cherry, lacey oak, texas persimmons, mountain laurel and many different native grasses, as little bluestem, bushy bluestem, indian grass, lindheimers muhly. BSB Nature Center main task is nature education so you can learn how to use erosion control to get a beautiful landscape where flora and fauna will flourish
Mission of non profit organization Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation, located in Bandera County in the Texas hill Country. BSBNCG fights for Earth protection, why does Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation take action for water conservation. Our mission shows you how to get a beautiful landscape where flora and fauna can flourish, our mission is to provide a better education of the environment and a safer future for the next generation
Madrone or Madrona are rare trees in the Texas Hill Country. Some call it Indians leg, others the peeling tree because the Madrone cannot grow bigger without growing a new bark every year. Bear Springs Blossom nature preserve has over 300 madrone showing how nature conservation works and how important it is to live in harmony with nature so Madrone trees stay alive, provide food for birds, joy to humans
Junipers juniper ashei are trees or shrubs found all over Earth - preferring limestone. we need junipers, why does the Texas Hill Country, Pipe Creek, Bandera County, have so many junipers or Texas cedars? Texas Junipers are native trees growing up to 80 ft for 200 years. Texas Cedar juniper makes good mulch, help other native plants to grow. Juniper is a nursery plant - very important for nature and humans
earth star, astraeus hygrometricus - a native fungus found at Nature Preserve of Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation in Pipe Creek, TX, Bandera County
The Golden cheeked Warbler is an endangered bird breeding only in the Texas Hill Country - no other place on earth. Golden cheeked Warblers need Texas Hill Country trees and plants and mature junipers to build a nest. Our nature preserve provides habitat for 6 pairs of the Golden cheeked Warbler or in short GCW who peels little stripes from the bark of the mature Texas Hill Country juniperus ashei to built its nest, showing how important nature conservation and education is to live in harmony with nature to protect globally endangered species through international nature education
Birders like Birding on our birding trails during Texas Hill Country guided tours. Golden cheeked Warbler, an endangered bird breeding only in the Texas Hill Country, see tanager, wren, mocking bird, tit mouse and native and migrating birds at our nature preserve
birdlist of native birds seen while birding, walking our birding trails on guided tours in the Texas Hill Country. See the Golden cheeked Warbler, an endangered bird breeding only in the Texas Hill Country
vacation in Texas are very special - the Texas Hill Country - San Antonio - many parks and nature preservers, birding, river walks, hiking, biking are only a few favorites for visitors. guided tours in the Texas Hill Country - see Bandera the cowboy capital of the world
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