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BIG thanks for all the wonderful reviews I have received!!!

Of course I am making money on my mentoring business - but the possibility to help others to success - AND their gratitude - is sooo much more valuable to me!!


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The world's first 'coralarium' has launched in the Maldiv...

Sherwood Treutel

A new underwater art gallery is boosting coral regeneration projects.

Huge Piles Of Rubbish Show Impact Of Tourism On Mount Eve...

Sherwood Treutel

Just like the stunning Thailand coast from 'The Beach', Mount Everest has been trashed by tourism

Whale bursts through the surface just inches from sightse...

Sherwood Treutel

The whales made a big splash as they surfaced in front of stunned tourists at Monterey Bay, California. Photographer, Jodi Frediani, snapped the incredible scene.

Why is it so important to come to terms with aging? – Ram...

Lonna Davis

The minute you pit yourself against nature, the minute you pit yourself with your mind against change, you are asking for suffering. Now the question is, “Can you exist in a society in which everybody is suffering about it, and you are not?” You...

Mentoring on Facebook

Have you seen the new MENTORING app on Facebook ?


I´m sure a lot of my fellow mentors here will be able to...

Roseate Terns return to Wales

Sherwood Treutel

Roseate Tern, the rarest breeding seabird in Britain, has successfully nested in Wales for the first time in over a decade.

These fashion labels are turning ocean trash into style t...

Sherwood Treutel

The fashion industry doesn’t have the best reputation when it comes to the environment. The dyeing of textiles is the industry — after agriculture — most responsible for water pollution, and even the act of putting a polyester garment in your...

WOW! Survey Finds 46% of Ocean Plastic Is Made of Discard...

Sherwood Treutel

A recent survey prepared by scientists affiliated with the group Ocean Cleanup found that at least 46 percent of the plastic in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is from discarded fishing nets.

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