Liza's Reef
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Welcome To Liza's Reef

The Coral Reef Paintings of  Lee James Pantas

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 Oceanic and Rain Forest Resources &  Information

Last Update: January 15th, 2007


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Environmental Hero of the Month


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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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Susanna Pantas -Paintings

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Liza's Reef Causes
 
Stop Shark Finning
Save Japanese Dolphins
Save The Tigers


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   The TwinTurtles of Oceania, Painting #7 in the Liza's Reef Series, by Lee James Pantas

 


The Jeweled Octopus, Painting #11 in the Liza's Reef Series, by Lee James Pantas

Patron Saint of Liza's Reef 
 

St. Francis preaching to the birds, Liza's Reef Rachel Carson when she was a young woman, Liza's Reef    Steve Irwin, Liza's Reef
St. Francis of Assisi (1182-1266)
 
Rachel Carson (1907-1964) Steve Irwin (1962-2006)
The Catholic Church’s patron saint of animals. His canticle “Brother Sun and Sister Moon" is a testament to his profound respect for God and for nature. The mother of the modern environmental movement. biologist, writer and ecologist, in 1962 she wrote  "Silent Spring", a seminal book which changed the world. Steve Irwin, Australian naturalist and pioneer environmentalist, brought awareness of less popular and little known endangered species to the world.


Environmental Outrage Of The Week

 

Proof that the long line of fools continues to grow...

THE OUTRAGE: 
Real tiger cub found in woman's luggage with stuffed toy

2 year old tiger cub rescued at Thai airport.Meet the two-month old tiger cub a Thai woman tried to smuggle out of Thailand. The animals was drugged and placed among stuffed animals...

Piyawan Palasarn now faces up to four years in prison for trying to smuggle this cub  to Iran.  Turns out Iran, another of the world's fun places, has a huge market for exotic pets, most of them endangered of course. Hope this clown gets all four years.


Environmental Hero of the Week

     The BP Engineers who stopped the flow of oil from the Deepwater Horizon well.



         

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