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The Waterkeeper Protecting Iraq’s Ancient River

(via Great Big Story) Nabil Musa is the first “waterkeeper” in Iraq and the Middle East. His mission is to

(via Atlas Obscura) These days it’s normal to announce your pet’s birthday or adopt-iversary online. But it’s definitely not common

(via Atlas Obscura) To understand why Te Kuiti, New Zealand, a town of just 4,500 persons deserves this title one

(via Atlas Obscura) In 1927, at the height of his career, Frank Lloyd Wright designed a gas station. Part of

(via The Vintage News) The chair that you have definitely seen gazillion times and mostly likely reminds us to a nice

(via Fast Co. Design) James Edward Deeds Jr. was destined to be a completely unknown artist.Declared insane in 1936 at

(via mental_floss) If your fall bucket list includes carving jack-o’-lanterns, sipping apple cider, and toasting s’mores over a bonfire, you’re

(via Retronaut) c. 1870-1916 Opening America’s first national park. Retronaut has a series of images of early visitors to America’s

(via JSTOR) Humans and wilderness maintain a binary separation. We’re saturated with images of species gone extinct, acres of ancient

(via Fusion) Cyborgs are not science future; sophisticated chips and sensor implants that merge man with machine are already here.

(via mental_floss) In an age of sophisticated digital and television advertising, social media and email, skywriting is an antiquated form

(via Popular Mechanics) In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service, Popular Mechanics compiled some of the