'High biodiversity' diaporamas de présentation

Pollution

Human Impact on the Environment (including succession). Changes in complexity. Effects of intensive food production. Effects of increased energy production. Pollution. Changes in complexity Ecosystems change naturally over time.

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AP Review Chapters 7, 8, & 13

AP Review Chapters 7, 8, & 13. By: Adrienne Damicis. Chapter 7: Aquatic Biodiversity. This chapter addresses the following questions: What are the basic types of aquatic life zones, and what factors influence the kinds of life they contain?

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World Biomes

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BIODIVERSITY

Biodiversity:. number. different types. A measure of the _______ of _____________ of organisms in an ecosystem. LOW biodiversity makes an ecosystem _______. HIGH biodiversity makes an ecosystem _______. weaker. stronger. BIODIVERSITY.

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BIODIVERSITY STEWARDSHIP PROGRAMME

BIODIVERSITY STEWARDSHIP PROGRAMME. Bonn January 2010. STRATEGY 1 Expand and consolidate protected area network. STRATEGY 2 Conservation of biodiversity in priority areas outside the PA network. Biodiversity Act 2004. Protected Areas Act 2003. BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION GOALS

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Oceanography

Oceanography. Ocean Sciences 122. Oceans of the World . Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Indian Ocean Arctic Ocean Southern Ocean. What is Oceanography ?.

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NFCLPW Management Alternatives

NFCLPW Management Alternatives. 3 April 2012 Allie Scholan Megan Condon Mic Bugosh Aaron Cholewa. Alternative 1: Ecologically Focused Management. Synopsis: Focus on ecological health of watershed by limiting development and preserving areas of high biodiversity and fire danger

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Biofuels Trade and Certification

Biofuels Trade and Certification. Gernot Klepper The Kiel Institute for the World Economy Kiel, Germany gernot.klepper@ifw-kiel.de 1st Workshop ESSP Bioenergy Piracicaba, 19-21 July 2008. Outline. Outline. Biofuels as a global commodity Imports and Exports

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Aquatic Biomes

Aquatic Biomes. 3/23/12. What are the freshwater (Oligotrophic) biomes?. Less than 1% salt concentration or 0.5-5psu salt concentration. 1) Raparian = rivers or moving water 2) Lakes and Ponds = still bodies of water 3) Wetlands = saturated land that is covered mostly in water.

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CIA, 2002

Ecosystems of Northern Thailand. Mountainous area intersected by flat-bottomed valleys Dry and mixed deciduous up to 800m, with mixed forest in moister sites. Above that, montane evergreen forest. Monsoon season from May to October, >1000mm

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Watershed Management Working Group

Watershed Management Working Group. Fred Beall, CFS Chris Knopp, USFS Ramon Cordoza Vazquez, CONAFOR. History. BOA meeting in Oct. 2001 requested a scoping paper on watershed management issues Commissioners approved creation of Watershed Management Working Group in Oct. 2002

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