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>>>Subject: Elements - Online Environmental magazine
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>>>"Current Events"
>>>A Focus on New BrunswickĂs Rivers
>>>
>>>Elements online environmental magazine (http://www.elements.nb.ca) has a
>>>new theme focusing on the rivers in New Brunswick. Over sixteen new
>>>articles are featured. A few highlights include articles on: The St.
>>>Croix River System, Water Classification tools, preserving wetlands,
>>>fiddleheading, and a variety of poems relating to New Brunswick rivers.
>>>
>>>Mark D. Connell from the Sussex Society for Public Interest environmental
>>>group, has had his article published by Elements. MarkĂs article is
>>>entitled, "Clan Fiddlehead - An Abenaki gift".
>>>
>>>One of the bilingual articles featured this issue was written by Michel
>>>LeBlanc des Neiges. MichelĂs article introduces many people to "The
>>>Riverkeeper Alliance", which is a network of independent river protection
>>>organizations. His article speaks about about the Riverkeepers of the
>>>Petitcodiac, as well as providing information on what you can do to get
>>>involved.
>>>
>>>This issue of Elements has a seven part "Real Audio" interview with Steve
>>>Ginnish from Eelground First Nations, entitled, "Miramichi Memories", a
>>>photo album of various rivers from all over the province, a children's
>>>activity game about aquatic insects entitled, "Surviving a Water Storm",
>>>and an interactive page where the publicsĂ favorite ‘quotes and sayingsĂ
>>>related to rivers, can be
>>>submitted.
>>>
>>>The always expanding Elements magazine has remodeled their forum, making it
>>>easier and more engaging for people to participate. People can fill out a
>>>readers survey, and they can subscribe to receive notices regarding
>>>Elements activities, upcoming issues and themes.
>>>
>>>Elements, the multi-lingual magazine and has recently been named, "Best
>>>EZine from the WebGuide Awards", and one of the "Best Educational Sites on
>>>the Web" from the Village School; a resource for educators and teachers.
>>>
>>>The next theme for Elements will be looking at agriculture. The magazine
>>>is always open to suggestions and submissions. "Elements", is on the
>>>World Wide Web at http://www.elements.nb.ca
>>>
>>>The magazine is produced by the New Brunswick Environmental Network and is
>>>always looking for new writers and content.
>>>
>>> ******************
>>>We do not sustain the forest; the forest sustains us. - Herb Hammond
>>>
>>>
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>>We do not sustain the forest; the forest sustains us. - Herb Hammond
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>We do not sustain the forest; the forest sustains us. - Herb Hammond
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We do not sustain the forest; the forest sustains us. - Herb Hammond
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