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Well, this is where we come in. We, along with all living creatures, big and small, are the inhabitants of the Earth.

Every generation has a human responsibility to care for the earth. So what is our human responsibility?

Is it to use our brain to make wiser choices so that we can preserve the earth for future generations?

Do we have that wisdom?

The animals use their instincts in order to survive. Some have gone extinct. Were we responsible? Have we polluted their air and their waterways? Have we destroyed their habitats?

Explore our collection and see how we all share this earth together.

Take a closer look at your school, your home and your local community. See how they are taking action.

It's fun learning and it is fun being GREEN.

Join us in our efforts to live in a more sustainable world Not only for now but for our future generations and for all creatures to live in.

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Why are migratory birds dropping dead from the sky in America?

"Unprecedented":

Birds mysteriously dropping dead across U.S. southwest

Dying Birds:

What We Know and

What We Don't Know

Scientists don't know why hundreds of birds are getting sick and dying across the U.S.

Mysterious disease is blinding and killing hundreds of birds in the DC area as officials tell residents to take down feeders to slow the spread

Mysterious Bird Deaths in the Mid-Atlantic region

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creatures of the earth page 2

CLICK ON THE IMAGES

more videos about the creatures of the earth

speaking out about human, animals and life

overcoming obstacles

speaking out about changes in our environment

reactions to change - birds dying

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