'Hunters' diaporamas de présentation

Agriculture

Agriculture. Origins of Agriculture Subsistence & Commercial Agriculture Agricultural Regions Economic & Cultural Issues. Agriculture: Terms.

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WRITING for the WEB

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From now into the future

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WELCOME!

WELCOME!. SCI Ottawa Valley Chapter Annual Banquet. L-1. Savage Youth 22 Gun. L-2. Elk Swing. L-3. Ping Pong 1 - Jim Shokey Muzzleloader Draw. L-4. Queen Size Bed Set - Camo. L-5. Moultrie I-50 5mp Trail Camera. L-6.1. Wolf Hunt in Kapuskasing. L-6.2. Wolf Hunt in Kapuskasing. L-7.

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HUNTING LEASES

HUNTING LEASES. Agriscience 381 Wildlife and Recreation Management #8983-D TEKS: (c)(2)(C) and (c)(4)(D). Introduction. There are two major benefits of hunting. It gives the hunter an opportunity to get away from the daily routine and experience nature; and

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. The Human Population and the Environment. Basic Concepts of Population Dynamics. Population: A group of individuals of the same species living in the same area of interbreeding and sharing genetic information. Species: All individuals that are capable of interbreeding.

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White-tailed Deer in Pennsylvania

White-tailed Deer in Pennsylvania. The only species we manage that, when overpopulation occurs, has a far-reaching impact (consider rabbits or squirrels) Hunters killed more than 409,000 deer during the 2004-05 deer season, a 12 percent drop from the previous season . Economic Impacts .

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Fremont and anasazi

Fremont and anasazi. Where did they get their name? From the Fremont River Valley where most of the first sights were discovered. . Fremont . When did they live?. It is believed that the Fremont lived from about 700 to 1300 AD. . Where did they live?. The Great Basin Region

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Native Americans & The Buffalo

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Citizen Science (& Public Engagement)

Citizen Science (& Public Engagement). C. Christian HST Outreach Project Scientist. Citizen Science. What is it?. Voluntary participation of non-expert individuals i n scientific research. Citizen Science detail. Volunteers perform tasks that contribute to research

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Warm-up #11

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RED WOLF

RED WOLF. THE Red WOLF is similar looking to the coyote. HAS cinnamon brown ears. endangered in the wild Large ears . habitat. Live in the costal marshlands Live in a pack Highly territory. Food. Eats deer, raccoons, rodents it a predator Eats mostly deer

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Environmental Organization: Teaming With Wildlife

Environmental Organization: Teaming With Wildlife . By: Fred Lishman . Mission Statement .

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Artic fox

Artic fox. By Ryan. information. Scientific name: alopex lagopus or vulpes lagopus The arctic fox is a mammal The artic fox is 2.3 to 3.5 feet long and have a 12 inch tail. They are 9 to 12 inches tall. The artic fox can weigh 6.5 to 21 pounds. The female is smaller than the male.

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Creating a Nation: Beginnings to 1877

Creating a Nation: Beginnings to 1877. Pre-Columbian America. First civilizations arrived between 15,000-30,000 years ago Agriculture took hold, cities developed First American civilization arose in Mesoamerica Olmec Maya and Aztec followed Built impressive temples.

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Social Studies PowerPoint Chapter 2

Social Studies PowerPoint Chapter 2 . By : Sam Nelson. Hunters and Gathers. In the stone age the men would be hunters and the women would be gathers. They hunted mammoths, rhinoceroses, oxen, and mastodons. The women would gather fruit, nuts, roots, and seeds.

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Hunters and Gatherers

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Attention Hunters!

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Quiz 5

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