'World conservation union' diaporamas de présentation

Conservation Biology

Conservation Biology. 22 Conservation Biology. Case Study: Can Birds and Bombs Coexist? Conservation Biology Declining Biodiversity Threats to Biodiversity Approaches to Conservation Ranking Species for Protection Case Study Revisited Connections in Nature : Some Burning Questions.

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Endangered Species

Endangered Species. By: GG. Contents. Classification of Threat Threats to Wildlife Conservation Methods/Organizations Conclusion. Classification of Threat. Not Evaluated Data Deficient Least Concern Near Threatened Vulnerable Endangered Critically Endangered Extinct in the Wild

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Sustaining Biodiversity

Sustaining Biodiversity. Part 2. Why prevent premature extinction?. Instrumental Value 1 . Use values: Economic goods and services, ecotourism, and genetic information. a. Medicinal properties b. Genetic information c. Recreational value

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Indonesia

Indonesia. Flora and Fauna. Indonesian Flora. Indonesia is a nation with the second largest biodiversity in the world.

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Presentation at 2007 ILC Global Assembly Entebbe, Uganda

Presentation at 2007 ILC Global Assembly Entebbe, Uganda. Options for the Legal Identity of the International Land Coalition. Background. ILC unique as institution of both IGOs and CSOs Historically supported by IFAD but operationally independent, with separate governance structure

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Mangrove rivulus

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Dams and Development

Dams and Development. Prof. Hem Raj Subedee , Ph.D. Conflict, Peace and Development Studies Tribhuvan University Kathmandu hemrsubedi@gmail.com. Dams and Development. Dams around us for thousands of years.

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Angel Shark

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The Palawan Peacock Pheasant

The Palawan Peacock Pheasant. By: Tanner. Ecosystem. The Palawan Peacock Peasant is found on Palawan Island in the Philippines. Color Discription. Blue, black, and white. Weight. Male weight is 21 oz. Female weight is 18 oz. Size. Male size 50cm. Female size 40cm. Food / (Diet).

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Stop Shark Finning (removal and retention of shark fins mainly for SOUP)

Stop Shark Finning (removal and retention of shark fins mainly for SOUP).

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THE GIANT PANDAS!

THE GIANT PANDAS!. By, Alexi Melton, Julie Lawrence, and Kendra Thurmond. SAVE THE PANDAS!. Biological Classification. Order: Carnivora Family: Ursidae Genus and Species: Ailuropoda melanoleuca. SAVE THE PANDAS!. Geographic Distribution. Mountain ranges in central China

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Creature Feature

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