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Panorama of Vaticano. Vista panoramica de roma desde lo alt de la cupula de San Pedro. |
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Polar Bears taking a dip in the Pacific Ocean to celebrate New Years Day 2009, Cabrillo Beach, San Pedro, California. A yearly event going back to 1936 according to John Olguin. This shot was taken from roof of Life Guard Station. Sun was to the South, left side of image, and fog was beginning to clear when photo was taken. |
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This segment of the U.S. - Mexico border wall spans from Naco, Sonora westward to the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area -- just a small segment of the 350 miles currently being constructed along nearly the entire length of the Arizona-California border with Sonora. The San Pedro River is one of the last undammed, free-flowing rivers in the American Southwest. The river and Conservation Area are known as one of the most biologically diverse areas in the U.S., hosting an estimated 83 species of mammals, more than 100 species of breeding birds and an additional 250 species of migratory and wintering birds. The border wall: 1) is planned to cross the San Pedro River and its floodplain, as well as over 60 seasonal streams and desert washes causing significant erosion and sedimentation into the river impacting habitat, 2) blocks wildlife movements that ensure healthy wildlife populations, with especially concerning impact on such rare and sensitive species as Sonoran pronghorn, jaguar, Mexican wolves, Mexican Black Bear and ocelot, 3) increases the likelihood that invasive species will colonize an ecosystem of international importance, 4) shifts undocumented migrant traffic, enforcement activities and associated degredation into adjacent wildlands, including rugged and ecologically-sensitive Sky Island mountain ranges (Sky Islands are tall mountain ranges that rise up from a "sea" of surrounding desert to support diverse ecosystems. These mountains receive enough moisture to sustain woodlands and forests, and provide niches for unique species that can only be found in these isolated "islands" of habitat.) www.defenders.org www.northernjaguarproject.org |
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This is the U.S./Mexico border wall as it approaches the San Pedro National Riparian Conservation Area in Arizona (picture taken during the dry season). Construction is planned to continue directly through the Conservation Area, a region of unique and sensitive wildlife and biological diversity. The San Pedro River is one of the last undammed, free-flowing rivers in the American Southwest. The river and Conservation Area are known as one of the most biologically diverse areas in the U.S., hosting an estimated 83 species of mammals, more than 100 species of breeding birds and an additional 250 species of migratory and wintering birds. The border wall: 1) is planned to cross the San Pedro River and its floodplain, as well as over 60 seasonal streams and desert washes causing significant erosion and sedimentation into the river impacting habitat, 2) blocks wildlife movements that ensure healthy wildlife populations, with especially concerning impact on such rare and sensitive species as Sonoran pronghorn, jaguar, Mexican wolves, Mexican Black Bear and ocelot, 3) increases the likelihood that invasive species will colonize an ecosystem of international importance, 4) shifts undocumented migrant traffic, enforcement activities and associated degredation into adjacent wildlands, including rugged and ecologically-sensitive Sky Island mountain ranges (Sky Islands are tall mountain ranges that rise up from a "sea" of surrounding desert to support diverse ecosystems. These mountains receive enough moisture to sustain woodlands and forests, and provide niches for unique species that can only be found in these isolated "islands" of habitat.) www.defenders.org www.northernjaguarproject.org www.defenders.org |
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Cejan - Centro Esportivo José Adilson Neves
Este é um ótimo local para se descansar e ver os amigos! |
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En esta foto se puede ver el barrio de Vecindad de Enfrente a la izquierda y San Pedro a la derecha. Se localizan en el municipio de Agaete, en el Norte de la Isla de Gran Canaria. Subiendo desde Vecindad de Enfrente se puede llegar al pinar de Tamadaba. Tanto el Valle de Agaete como el Pinar de Tamadaba son lugares impresionantes.
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A Coruña desde el monte de San Pedro (Galicia, España) |
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Cejan - Centro Esportivo José Adilson Neves
Este é um ótimo local para se descansar e ver os amigos! |
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De Trujillanos a San Pedro de Merida por camino rural primer cruce sobre la autovia. |
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Located in Port's O' Call, San Pedro, Califonria |