Ecological Footprint Collection

PT_0158
variety not identified Grass Brown subject Blue b/g

PT_0169
Pinus contorta latifolia Pine - Lodgepole pine Brown subject Blue b/g

PT_0157
Welwitschia mirabillis Welwitschia Green subject Blue b/g

PT_0154
Acaia erioloba Camel thorn Brown subject Blue b/g

PT_0156
Acaia erioloba Camel thorn Brown subject Blue b/g

PT_0160
Acaia erioloba Camel thorn Brown subject Blue b/g

PT_0155
Aloe dichotoma Quiver tree Green subject Blue b/g

PT_0153
Variety not identified Brown subject Brown b/g

PT_0159
Acaia erioloba Camel thorn Brown subject Blue b/g

Perennial Aquatic Flowering season Summer Plant
Common Water Hyacinth, Eichornia crassipes. Spikes of pale blue flowers of water plant considered invasive outside native habitat

KB_0047
Betula pendula Birch - Weeping birch Brown subject

KB_0049
Betula pendula Birch - Weeping birch Brown subject

GP_0296
Quercus robur Oak Black subject

GP_0213
Quercus - variety not identified Oak Brown subject

GP_0423
Fagus sylvatica Beech Brown subject Brown b/g

mangrove, mangrove
Mangrove Mangrove Brown subject

CS_F08
Quercus robur Oak White subject Blue b/g

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, Fera - Stop the spread, Designer Jo Thompson. Silver Flora medal

CS_C08-5013
Pachycereus Marginatus Colour Editorial Nobody View - Front view View - Side view Foliage Plant Drought resistant Repetition Several Growing Evergreen Outdoor Succulent Stem Sustainable plant Unusual

CS_C08-5012
Pachycereus Marginatus Colour Editorial Nobody View - Front view View - Side view Foliage Plant Drought resistant Repetition Several Growing Evergreen Outdoor Succulent Stem Sustainable plant Unusual

CS_C08-5029
Agave tequiliana Colour Editorial Nobody View - Front view View - Side view Foliage Plant Drought resistant Growing Evergreen Outdoor Succulent Sustainable plant Unusual plant Graphic Daytime Sunny

CS_C08-8991
Variety not identified Brown subject

Blackberry, Wild, Rubus fruticosus
Tangle of discarded orange nylon string caught in bare bramble twigs

CS_C08-3139
variety not identified Colour Editorial Daytime Growing Plant Autumn Copy space Evergreen Grass Garden Orientation - Horizontal orientation Outdoor People Repetition Row Garden border Flowering

CS_C08-3138
variety not identified Colour Editorial Daytime Growing Plant Autumn Copy space Evergreen Grass Garden Orientation - Horizontal orientation Outdoor People Repetition Row Garden border Flowering

CS_C08-3155
Geranium - variety not identified Colour Editorial Daytime Growing Plant Autumn Garden Orientation - Horizontal orientation Outdoor People Garden border Flowering season - Autumn View - Front view

CS_C08-3129
variety not identified Colour Editorial Daytime Growing Plant Autumn Copy space Evergreen Grass Garden Orientation - Horizontal orientation Outdoor People Repetition Row View - Back view Garden

CS_C08-3122
variety not identified Colour Daytime Editorial Evergreen Autumn Garden Garden border Grass Growing Orientation - Horizontal orientation Outdoor People Repetition Row View - Front view mower, mowing

CS_C08-8993
Variety not identified Brown subject

CS_C07-6797
Lunaria annua Honesty White subject Brown b/g

CS_C07-6737
Platanus acerifolia London plane Brown subject Brown b/g

CS_C06-1421
Triticum aestivum Wheat - Bread wheat Gold subject Blue b/g

Looking up at Tree Tops, East Lothian, Scotland

Overview of Harbour, Scottish Borders, Scotland

Offshore wind farm in the North Sea at IJmuiden, Netherlands

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"Reducing our ecological footprint is the key to a sustainable future. 🌍✨" As we go about our daily lives, it's important to consider the impact we have on the environment. Our ecological footprint refers to the amount of natural resources and land required to support our lifestyle choices. By being mindful of this, we can make conscious decisions that help preserve our planet for generations to come. One way to reduce our ecological footprint is by embracing eco-friendly practices in our homes and communities. From conserving energy and water, recycling waste, using renewable resources like solar power or wind energy, every small step counts towards making a big difference. Another aspect of reducing our ecological footprint involves adopting sustainable transportation methods such as walking, biking, carpooling or using public transport whenever possible. This not only reduces carbon emissions but also promotes healthier lifestyles. Choosing locally sourced products and supporting businesses that prioritize sustainability can significantly lower your ecological footprint too. By opting for organic produce or growing your own food in a garden filled with perennial aquatic flowering plants during summer seasons (PT_0158), you contribute positively towards biodiversity conservation (PT_0169). Education plays an essential role in raising awareness about environmental issues and inspiring action within communities. Learning about climate change (PT_0157) causes and solutions empowers individuals to make informed choices that minimize their impact on the planet. It's crucial for governments worldwide (PT_0154) to implement policies that promote sustainable development while protecting natural resources (PT_0156). Collaboration between nations is necessary for addressing global challenges like deforestation or pollution effectively. Ultimately, each one of us has a responsibility towards reducing our ecological footprint (PT_0160). Let's strive together towards creating a greener future where harmony between humans and nature prevails.