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Capturing spirit of place Jan 29 2008

Guest Blog By Diane Hossick

Back in the 1970s, the novelist Lawrence Durrell (brother of naturalist Gerald Durrell) presented a memorable BBC TV series entitled Spirit of Place. Beautifully shot, it matched Durrell’s inimitable use of language with landscape, flora, fauna, and people, focusing on European and North African places of great beauty: towns, villages, coast and countryside.

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Tags: bird, cliff, conservation, dive, europe, fauna, flora, fynbos, kudu, landscape, people, plant, south africa, threatened, tsitsikamma forest, vista, wilderness, zebra

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Coming soon: Scenes from Ecuador Sep 13 2007

The culturally and environmentally diverse country of Ecuador in South America is the next location Earth-Touch will be screening footage from.

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Tags: amazon basin, amphibian, bird, butterfly, crew, cuyabeno reserve, ecuador, fauna, flora, footage, monkey, plant, reptile, south america, titi monkey

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U r right ram. We ate in restaurants outside the national park where we where…: By Pierre on Aug 16, 2008.; From the entry 'Confessions of a food slut'

BF Sure it tastes like fish. I expected it to have a wild taste but…: By Pierre on Aug 16, 2008.; From the entry 'Confessions of a food slut'

I guess you did it successfully already. Nice pictures. Is there in any way that…: By celebrating christmas this 2008 on Aug 12, 2008.; From the entry 'Coming soon to Earth-Touch'

what i would like to do is watch the great white from a shark cage…: By SEAN JESSIMAN on Aug 10, 2008.; From the entry 'Did you know? Great white shark'

I saw a capybara on my last trip to Brazil - these guys are real…: By South America Guide on Aug 08, 2008.; From the entry 'Flickr group: pic of the day – capybara'