UK & Eire Natural History Bloggers A community for British and Irish bloggers who write about natural history and/or nature conservation. Blogs featuring pictures, video or sound recordings of wildlife are welcome too.
To join, you just need to:
1. be based in the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland;
2. blog regularly about natural history.
Natural history encompasses a wide range of topics, including flora, fauna and fungi, plus geology and meteorology. Examples of natural history blogs include diaries of backyard nature observations and journals about conservation projects.
We reserve the right to reject
The Butterfly Community "The Butterfly Community" is for websites featucommunity Butterflies and Moths aka Lepidoptera, including facts, links, graphics & photographs, and books and other references. If you have a webpage about Butterflies, you are invited to join. If you have more than one, you may add them all.
Mollusks & Seashells Community This community is for websites about Mollusca / Mollusks and Seashells, living or fossil, including the classes Gastropoda, Bivalvia / Pelecypoda, Cephalopoda, Scaphopoda, Polyplacophora, and Amphineura. If you have a webpage about Mollusks or Seashells, you are invited to join. If you have more than one, you may add them all.
Flore Sauvage de France Sites dont au moins une rubrique importante est consacrée à la Flore Sauvage de France : description d'espèces, photographies, protection ...
BIOcommunity A community for all those interested in biology and life sciences, undergrads, postgrads and researchers. A way to share thoughts and experiences.
Creation vs. Evolution Community This community is intended for memberships to websites which focus on the Creation Evolution debate. Sites which include information on Biology, Astronomy, Darwinism, and Evolutionary theory are welcomed to apply for membership.
Flore Sauvage de France Sites dont une part importante est consacrée à la flore sauvage de France : botanique, photographie, description d'espèces, sauvegarde ...
Biology - The Science of All Living Things
Biology is the science of living objects including both
flora and fauna. The study of living organisms is called physiology and the
study of the plants is called botany. Thus biology is essentially the study of
‘life’ be it animals, micro or macro organisms or be it plants. The science
teaches us the constituents of the life form, its life cycle process, its food
for sustenance, natural re-genaration or reproduction process and its process
of death and decay.
This process of life cycle is very important knowledge for
us since it teaches us how we humans live and survive and maintain the most
amazing ‘machine’ in this world and the unique creation of God, the ‘Human
Body’. This machine has to be properly looked after, maintained well and
nurtured properly so that it functions and performs optimally. If the
maintenance is poor, then just like any other mechanical machines, the
performance suffers and output affects, and we feel sick or get ‘diseased’.
Thus it is imperative that we all literate humans must know some basics of
‘biology’ ourselves to take care of day-to-day maintenance of our own body.
Just like any machine operator has to know some basic skills not only to run
but also to trouble-shoot minor hitches as part of daily maintenance, likewise
all need to know how we take care of our body basics and keep it healthy. For
major breakdowns we have to call the mechanic, or in our case the doctor, but
regular maintenance would possibly keep the eventual ‘breakdown’ away. It’s
like whether we would have’breakdown maintenance’ or would prefer a ‘preventive
one’.
It’s this choice that makes us concern about our health and
in turn our interests in biology or medical science. Medical science would tell
us about the medication required to arrest a particular symptom, but it is all
the more essential to know the root cause. Say for example, the most common
life threatening diseases today are Heart Attacks and Diabetes, both of which
are silent killers.
