A Youthful Awakening to Mother Natureâs Laws in a Turkish Village
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Livestock far outnumber humans in âTimes and Winds,â Reha Erdemâs transporting vision of life in a mountain village in northwest Turkey.
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Turkish religious movement manifests modern Islam and engages with Western ideas.
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By Hana Shazwin Azizan  A GROUP of Malaysian schoolchildren was in Nairobi recently to discuss environmental awareness with students and leaders of other nations. HANA SHAZWIN AZIZAN, 16, the youth co-ordinator of the Tree Theatre Group, describes her experience there.
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NEW YORK  - Parents may find some help for  their children's ADHD symptoms by going back to nature, new  research suggests.
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On any other day but this one, the village of Ahmad al-Hamadi, on the green banks of the Euphrates, would be an idyllic place. In the rich, agricultural gardens
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PORT BLAIR, India  - A group of children clamber   curiously over their new toy, a power tiller that sits   otherwise unused by the side of a dirt road in a coconut   palm-fringed village.
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By Tara M. Manthey, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Sep. 23--Erica Palmer imagined she was making a presentation to her grandmother, not the governor.   The sixth-grader held that picture in her head as she explained Spanaway Elementary School's gardening project to Gov.
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Rural schools in Turkey are striving to overcome local traditions and raise literacy standards among young girls.
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ISTANBUL &#151; Turkey has always shown two faces: One, confidently pointing toward Europe, is wealthy, urban, and secular; another, gazing eastward, is poor, rural, and devoutly Muslim.
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ALANYA, Turkey  - By day the Turkish women strip down to bikinis and belly-dance by the swimming pool. But at night they swathe their new suntans in headscarves and join their menfolk for dinner.
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HOSKOY, Turkey  - As harvest arrives, Cem Cetintas tends lovingly to his vines, hoping they yield wine popular with foreign palates to boost his exports in the face of a harsh climate in the Turkish market.
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PONTIAN: Instead of spending their school holidays lazing in front of the television and playing video games, 160 secondary school students got down and dirty to do something for Mother Nature for World Environment Day.
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By Ed Fletcher, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Dec. 18--Elverta is the kind of place where folks wouldn't be surprised to see a chicken running loose or a neighbor's old Camaro on blocks in the front yard. It's a place where children walk to school along rural two-lane roads.
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Environmentalists think ahead to the effect of tourists and investors on a landscape of crucial habitats.
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Pollution from pesticides and insecticides in various parts of Greece has risen dangerously, while similar toxic substances have been detected in olive oil as well as imported fruit and vegetables on sale in ...
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By Mary Lane Gallagher, The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Feb.
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Turkey has become more democratic in recent years, and the competing forces of the religious and secular have burst into full view.