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Created: Sep 19, 2009
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Poza Azul - Cuatro Cienegas Mexico

In the state of Coahuila there is a very interesting place called Cuatro cienegas.

Its a place that looks like surreal, being that the landscape there is mostly semi-desertic, and suddenly you see small patches of grass, and in them water holes, with such pretty blues.

Its important to say, that most of the area in the Cuatro Cienegas Valley is a Natural Reservoir Protected Are, which i suppose it means it is good for ecological stuff.

Poza Azul - Cuatro Cienegas Mexico

En el estado de Coahuila existe un lugar muy interesante que se llama Cuatro Cienegas.

Realmente este sitio cae en el subrealismo, pues los paisajes alrededor son mayormente semi-deserticos, y de repente ves asi como manchas de pastizal, y en medio unas pozas de agua de un azul fantastico.

Es importante decir que la mayor parte del area del valle de catro Cienegas es Reserva Natural Protegida, lo cual supongome es bueno para la conservacion ecologica y todo eso.



Poza Azul - Cuatro Cienegas por Jessica Sweet TV.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jessica_sweet_tv/2919923974/

 

 

Tortuga Bisagra Cuatro Cienegas.

Esta tortuga si es una especie endemica de Cuatro Cienegas.
Y de hecho se encuentra en riesgo.



Bisagra Turtle from Cuatro Cienegas

This turtle is an endemic one from Cuatro Cienegas.
And is under risk of extintion.

 

Tortuga Bisagra Cuatro Cienegas. por Jessica Sweet TV.

 

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MarkW 14 days ago

Cuatro cienegas looks like an amazing place!  And the grotto pictures where you all are swimming as well.  Thank you for sharing.  Nature has so much to teach us.  And when we immerse ourselves we learn more.

 

Gracias.
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bowo about 1 month ago

Wow... cuatro cienegas looks magical!

Just the kind of place I'd love to see!

Thanks for sharing.

 

~Bowo
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jimenagb 2 months ago

i agree with u!

we do have a tomorrow!

so we have to think and be educated with that thinking!

 

:)

 

jim
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utkarshliladhar 2 months ago

If we want the chance of a sustainable future, we need to think relationally. That’s it, full stop.
No need to write any more...or there wouldn’t be, if it was that obvious. It’s because we don’t
think in a relational way that we need to explore why we don’t, how we can, and what it means.
The world is increasingly complex, interdependent and unsustainable, yet conversely, the way we
perceive, think, and educate tends to be fragmentary and limited, and we tend to live ‘like there’s
no tomorrow’. Addressing this mismatch requires developing competencies in systems thinking,
critical thinking and creative thinking, but it requires something more fundamental and
challenging besides: no less than our becoming ‘conscious agents of cultural evolution’ (Gardner
2001: 206) towards a more ecological culture and participative worldview, consistent with and
able to address the highly interconnected and endangered world we have created.

 

With Regards !

SURENDRA SINGH VIRHE

UTKARSH SANSTHAN INDIA

www.utkarshsansthanindia.com

utkarsh_atoz@rediffmail.com
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