Shifting sands push Jockey's Ridge State Park southward
Nags Head North Carolina Jockey s Ridge State Park the Atlantic Coast s tallest sand dune faces a moving future as winds drive the 419 acre dune south at about 3 to 106 feet yearly. After hurricanes Dennis Floyd and Irene reshaped the dune and swallowed a miniature golf course officials seek long term plans to contain the dune within its boundaries while preserving habitat for plants wildlife and ro dents.
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Amazon boy Hugo Lucitante speaks in Seattle about Cofan village
A 12 year old Ecuadoran boy narrates his move from Zabalo along the Aguarico to Seattle. He describes a life of concrete and noise, his UN briefing on Texaco litigation, and his goals to defend his Cofan tribe and pursue eco tourism. He travels with guardian Miranda Detore and a Seattle teacher, hoping to keep his people independent.
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Lucitante
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Detore
St. Joseph School
Zabalo
Quito
Zabala
University of Washington
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