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Farming and harvesting sugar cane in Louisiana, USA.
view of farmers harvest Lepironia articulata, Vietnamese name is Co bang. It is harvested by people in the Mekong Delta to make handicraft products. Travel and landscape concept.
Deep Thoughts in a tranquil forest
Fire flame destroying dry grass and tree branches along the road.
A clearing in the forest for the gas pipeline. Underground gas pipeline.
Dense smoke downwind from fire, obscuring vehicles on other side. Photo taken at Newnan's Lake state forest in Gainesville, Florida. Nikon D7200 with Nikon 200mm Macro lens
view of farmers harvest Lepironia articulata, Vietnamese name is Co bang. It is harvested by people in the Mekong Delta to make handicraft products. Travel and landscape concept.
Erwin, TN, USA\nApril 16, 2021\nThe Appalachian Trail climbs an area called Beauty Spot. The path crosses over a bald. A group of hikers rests on the hillside.
Parras de la Fuente, Mexico, December 09 -- Some seasonal farmers work in a walnut orchard among dozens of trees near the town of Parras de la Fuente, in the state of Coahuila, in northern Mexico.
A stand of pond grasses shot at the Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge in Hillsboro, Georgia.
Drone photography of excavator cleaning drainage ditch in an agriculture field during autumn cloudy morning
Field with sky and clouds
Untouched wetlands as they naturally are on Sanibel Island, Florida
Protected landscape
Fog and river Dyje with orange color sunrise near Bulhary village in south Moravia
Man running and walking with his dog on mountains
Arson of dry grass leads to mass fires, the death of plants and animals, birds, the destruction of forests, houses burn. Poisonous gases, carcinogen, are released into the air.
Scanned film photo. Dust and scratches on photo.
view of farmers harvest Lepironia articulata, Vietnamese name is Co bang. It is harvested by people in the Mekong Delta to make handicraft products. Travel and landscape concept.
A very dry field in summer.
green lawn
Landscape, mystery park in the fog. Processing for retro sepia look, slight vignette added.
Tall May grass against the background of trees. Young green grass in the forest.
Reforestation as an economy. The forest has been leveled and is growing back. Its a new habitat for wildlife.
A green onion field with rows of crops and trees in the Netherlands
In July of 2019 the Museum Fire of Northern Arizona burned 1,961 acres of Ponderosa pine and mixed conifer forest. This fire was caused by a forest-thinning project which was originally undertaken to help prevent devastating wildfires. The fire was started from a piece of heavy equipment striking a rock and sparking the blaze. Nearby neighborhoods were forced to evacuate. According to the National Forest Service, the fire cost $9 million before it was finally brought under control. This Ponderosa Pine (Pinus ponderosa), thriving while growing horizontally along the ground, is an example of remarkable adaptation, likely influenced by environmental conditions or stress factors. Unfortunately, the Museum Fire ultimately led to the demise of this Ponderosa Pine. The intense heat and flames from the fire would have posed a significant threat to the tree, and its ability to survive in a horizontal position on the ground likely made it more vulnerable to the fire's effects. This unique tree was photographed from the Brookbank Trail in the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.
road tracks on green meadow in low caucasus mountains in summer day
Abstract photo of rice fields after harvesting and burning straw, Long An province
Williamsburg, Chancellorsville, Spotsylvania, Yorktown, Gaines Mill, Malvern Hill
Paddy field for harvest season
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