Deer Damage Reforestation Aides

Jul 29, 2012

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Deer Damage Reforestation Aides

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1. Deer Damage & Reforestation Aides Steven Bertjens USDA-NRCS Coordinator, Southwest Badger RC&D Council

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Deer

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Deer

Deer. By Bryce Monteith. My Questions. How is a deer born? At what age do they get antlers? Do they like tropical, hot or cold areas? How do they get antlers? What is a deer's favorite food? How long do deer live?. Q1 – How is a deer born. Each year 1 or 2 Fawns will be born.

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Deer

Deer. By Paige and Christine. Land and Climate conditions. Deer is best farmed on hill country a temperate climate allowing year-round grazing of pasture, with some additional feed in winter, which was a management system that deer could adapt to.

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Deer

Jacob Jordan. Deer. What does the animal eat?. Deer eat grasses such as leaves Chews its cub. Where does the animal live?. North America, woodlands Asia. What are the animal’s physical adaptations?. Have antlers Jump high Run fast. What are the animal’s behavioral adaptations?.

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Reforestation Project

Reforestation Project. Main Goals. Goals: Quantify Tree cover: (Life form, extent of trees, density)  LAI Potential Regions for Tree Cover Expansion in CH/Carrboro  alongside roads/sidewalks, parking lots (impervious), areas of low LAI Water Balance Change To do:

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Deer

Kenley Dunn. Deer. What does the animal eat?. Deer eat grasses such as shrubs, buds, leaves, fruit, wheat and alpha A deer that has horns chews on cud Deer also eat flowers. Where does the animal live?. Deer live in North America Most live in woodland areas Some live in western Asia

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Deer

Deer. By: Kathleen Cordell. Introduction. Did you know deer can jump really far? They can jump over streams 30 feet wide and jump over fences 10 feet high. Deer are mammals . What D oes A Deer Look Like. When a baby deer is born it blends in with the grass to hide from Predators.

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DEER

DEER. by: Ethan. CHARICTERISTICS. Deer eat grass. They use there mouth to pull and chew grass. It runs with its front and back hooves. HABITAT. A deer’s habitat is dark and quiet and it has trees. Its the woods!. CLASSIFICATION/GROUP. Mammal

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DEER

DEER. I chose deer because I have never gotten a good look at a deer, and I only get signs of one. Why deer are hard to hunt ?. Deer are hard to hunt because when you get near them (most of the time)the wind is blowing the direction you are coming from .(They can smell your sent.).

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DEER

DEER. The animal I researched was a deer. Deer are mammals. They live in the woodlands of New York state. PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES.

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DEER

DEER. MADE BY KOHL, KELLI AND ADRIANNA. Food. During the summer they will be eating your soybeans and alfalfa . Then, in late fall and winter they’ll flock to the high carbohydrate content of your corn plots to fuel their furnaces. Adaptations.

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Deer

Deer. Matthew. Some deer have white tails. They are mammals. Deer are strong. Deer are brown and white. Deer can weigh up to 110-300 pounds . They can live up to 6-14 years. Deer protect themselves by running fast. Deer have white bellies. . They have sharp antlers.

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Deer

Deer. By Kendra and Sophia. Our animal is a deer. A white tail deer coat is reddish, brownish. Baby deer. Baby deer have 300 white spots. Baby deer are six or seven pounds. They are called fawns. Where deer live.

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Deer

Deer. 3 different types of deer in Ireland. A large deer brownish-red coat and white patch on his tail called red deer. A smaller deer. There is a smaller deer with a light brown coat and white tail called a sika deer. Brown deer.

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deer

deer. dog. dolphin. donkey. dove. duck. eagle. elephant. ewe. giraffe. goat. gorilla.

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DEER

DEER. By: Christine Redthunder. Description. A deer is a mammal with 4 hooves. A deer is about 4 feet. And they have strong legs. Only bucks have antlers. They are 3 to3 ½ feet tall at shoulder. The color of the deer is reddish brown. Habitat.

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REFORESTATION

Tree planting by city officials, employees and barangay officials at Banquerohan Resettlement Site, Phase III. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, MANAGEMENT & DISASTER MITIGATION. REFORESTATION. Conduct of tree-planting activity. Rehabilitation/replanting of mangrove areas

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Deer

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reforestation

http://www.greeningdeserts.com/ Greening Deserts projects are cultural, economic, educational, scientific, social and sustainable projects in the field of cleantech, greentech, horticulture, hydroculture, sustainable agriculture and ecological forestry. Main goals of the projects are to reduce deforestation, desertification, pollution and global warming on a large scale. Together with Greening Camps and the Trillion Trees Initiative we will regreen and reforest the world again. You are welcome to join us on the offical pages and networks.

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