'Seaweed' diaporamas de présentation

The Importance of Marine Wildlife and the Human I mpact

The Importance of Marine Wildlife and the Human I mpact. Abera , Brandon, Jerry, Parmin , Parminder , Shreya , & Yogesh . . Affect of human actions on marine ecosystem. Indian Point. Work in Progress. Measuring the transect distance. Making Observations.

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Asian Countries

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Scotian Pride 2009 Presentation Jan 30, 2009

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PRESENTS: PARA JEJU ALGOTHERAPY

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Microsoft Publisher

Microsoft Publisher. What is Microsoft Publisher?. Microsoft Publisher is an entry-level desktop publishing application from Microsoft, differing from Microsoft Word in that the emphasis is placed on page layout and design rather than text composition and proofing. Manipulating Objects.

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Vocabulary

Vocabulary. message. information that is passed on to someone. You can leave a message for Mrs. White in the file by her door. litter. trash left on the ground. Litter is ugly and harmful. trained. taught a person or animal how to do something. Billy was trained to play the piano.

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RESTORATION OF AQUACULTURE IN ACEH, INDONESIA ? SEAWEED IN SHRIMP PONDS

RESTORATION OF AQUACULTURE IN ACEH, INDONESIA ? SEAWEED IN SHRIMP PONDS. Kevin Fitzsimmons and Hasanuddin Busan , Korea May 21, 2008. Aquaculture in northern Sumatra. 33,000 households registered with aquaculture as primary family vocation Family owned one hectare coastal ponds typical

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I live in a special place

I live in a special place. When the tide is high you cannot reach my home. At low and half tide you can drive around the reef to the seaweed pickers huts where I live. Sometimes when there is much seaweed we stay on the reef for weeks. We collect sea weed and lie it in the sun to dry.

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I live in a special place

I live in a special place. When the tide is high you cannot reach my home. At low and half tide you can drive around the reef to the seaweed pickers huts where I live. Sometimes when there is much seaweed we stay on the reef for weeks. We collect sea weed and lie it in the sun to dry.

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The Roles of Seaweed on Climate Change, Food Security and Natural Product

The Roles of Seaweed on Climate Change, Food Security and Natural Product. A.Niartiningsih * and Elly Wahyudin** *Faculty of Marine Sciences and Fisheries **Faculty of Pharmacy Hasanuddin University, Indonesia. Outline :. INTRODUCTION SEAWEEDS AND CLIMATE CHANGE SEAWEED FOR FOOD SECURITY

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Polysaccharides

Polysaccharides. FDSC400. Sources of Polysaccharide. Microbial fermentation Higher plants seeds, tree extrudates, marine plants, Chemical modification of other polymers. No calorific value; fiber. Solubility. Strong interaction with water = solubility

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Eco Destinations

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OBSERVASI BIOTA LAUT JEPANG

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Snells Beach Rocky Shore

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Scientific Method

Scientific Method. Steps of Scientific Method. Ask a Question / Identify a Problem Research Make a Hypothesis Design an Experiment Organize & Analyze Data Make a Conclusion Repeat experiment OR Change hypothesis. Experiments. Control D oes not change or not tested

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History of Seaweed in Barangay Sinag Calauag Quezon

History of Seaweed in Barangay Sinag Calauag Quezon. 10 th National Senior Educators Assembly for Environmental Protection and Management. Environmental Education in Poverty Alleviation: Taking up the Challenge. Mr. Amado E. Emaguin Business Development Manager Marine Products Division

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Waik?k? Marine Life Conservation District Field Trip

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6A0C0016 Erica Shih

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Wampanoag Tribes

Wampanoag Tribes . By: S. Tools and Weapons. Use trees for weapons They use rocks for weapon Indians use arrows The Indians hunt . Wampanoag Food. Corn Turkey green beans rice Eel Fish rabbits. Wampanoag Shelter. Seaweed Wood Mud Stones. Wampanoag Clothing. Deer skin

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Seaweed and Mangrove Issues from International Law Perspective

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