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Natural diversity in the old growth forest - Pacific Northwest - The Forest and the cycle of life.
Image in support of biodiversity, ecology, forestry, and appreciation of natural resources in an old growth forest. The strength of the forest is from both young and old in a healthy competition. Conservation of natural woods and national parks - mixed with careful management of human intervention - helps ensure the cycle of life can be viewed, studied and enjoyed by generations to come. In my view, along with supporting the "green" movement and in hopes of saving our natural resources planet - we need to be more careful observers...

Natural Law: Splintered tree trunk in the forest

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XSmall	283 x 424 px @ 72 dpi 3.9" × 5.9" @ 72 dpi	154.12 KB	$2.00 USD 1 Credits
Small	566 x 848 px @ 72 dpi 7.9" × 11.8" @ 72 dpi	506.94 KB	$8.00 USD 4 Credits
Medium	1132 x 1696 px @ 300 dpi 3.8" × 5.7" @ 300 dpi	1.80 MB	$13.00 USD 7 Credits
Large	1811 x 2714 px @ 300 dpi 6.0" × 9.0" @ 300 dpi	4.09 MB	$19.00 USD 10 Credits
XLarge	2912 x 4368 px @ 300 dpi 9.7" × 14.6" @ 300 dpi	9.24 MB	$21.00 USD 12 Credits

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Contributor:	mniebuhr view portfolio
Keywords:	Homegrown Produce, Forest, Lumber Industry, Manager, Douglas Fir, Exploration, Survival, Environment ...Show all keywords: 46 Growth, Hill, Variation, Extreme Terrain, Wilderness Area, Log, Dividing, Evergreen Tree, Tree, Moss, Dirt, Woods, Planet, Park, Pollution, biodiversity, splinters, Business, Nature, Business Concepts, Uncultivated, Pacific Northwest, Crowded, Biology, Vitality, Action, Falling, Walking, Journey, Coniferous Tree, Separation, Green, Old, Fir Tree, Wildlife Reserve, Worried, Hiking, Plants Wrong keywords? Tell us
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Uploaded on:	04-05-08 © Matt Niebuhr