'Indicator species' presentation slideshows

Atmosphere and Climate Change

Environmental Science. Atmosphere and Climate Change. I. Definitions. A. Weather = state of the atmosphere at a particular place at a particular moment. B. Climate = the long-term prevailing weather conditions at a particular place based upon records taken.

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Blackwater Creek Watershed Assessment

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Human Impact

Human Impact. Breaking news: World population has reached 7 billion... Can you think of any problems this might cause ?. World Health Organisation. You have been asked by the World Health Organisation to analyse some of the data which has been collected.

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Reptiles and Amphibians

Reptiles and Amphibians. By Garrett Brethauer. What is the difference?. Reptiles have scales and give birth to young on land Amphibians have smooth skin and require moisture to survive. Types of reptiles. Turtles Snakes Lizards Crocodilians tuataras. Types of amphibians.

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Environmental Mitigation & Monitoring

Environmental Mitigation & Monitoring. Definitions. Mitigation the implementation of decisions or activities designed to reduce the undesirable impacts of a proposed action on the environment includes: prevention remediation ongoing maintenance and operating practices offsetting actions.

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What is going on in the cartoon?

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Evaluate the success of a protected area

Evaluate the success of a protected area. Successful protected areas all have :. Funding partially or completely by government Education programmes for local people to tell them about the area, problems and solutions Attract visitors but in controlled numbers Management programmes

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GRADE 5, MODULE 2A: UNIT 1, LESSON 8

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Biodiversity Monitoring & Management Procedures

Biodiversity Monitoring & Management Procedures. H.J. van Hensbergen, A. Danby, D. Pepler, T. Orr, P. de la Roux Wildhorus Limited. Scope. Botanical Survey pre-planting Habitat Quality Monitoring Birds Butterflies. Floristic Survey. Tree layer of Miombo well known and described.

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BIODIVERSITY

BIODIVERSITY. Miranda Amey & Ian Cassidy. What is Biodiversity?. Biodiversity is the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem. It is also one of the measures of health for an ecosystem

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How do we pollute our environment?

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How do we pollute our environment?

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How do we pollute our environment?

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Methods of Monitoring Pollution

Methods of Monitoring Pollution. Direct. Performed by monitoring the level of the pollutant itself Nitrates in a lake Temperature in a stream. Direct measurements. Measuring temperature in several locations along the length of a river or at different times of the year

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Characteristics of Ontario

Characteristics of Ontario. Biomes. Plant Hardiness. Conditions range from harsh (0a) to mild (8a) that plants can survive in Not all zones are found in Canada

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Great Plains Landscape Conservation Cooperative www.GPLCC.org James Broska Science Coordinator

Great Plains Landscape Conservation Cooperative www.GPLCC.org James Broska Science Coordinator James_Broska@fws.gov 505-761-4768.

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Wetlands Tantramar Wetlands

Wetlands Tantramar Wetlands. Wildlife Management. Outline. Wetlands Habitat Outline of species Abiotic factors of the habitat Sample food chain Impact of the ecosystem by removing one organism Method to protect the ecosystem Wildlife Management Technique. Outline of Species. Animals.

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5.2 Detection and monitoring of pollution

5.2 Detection and monitoring of pollution. D irect methods of monitoring pollution. Air pollution - Measure the acidity of rain water to determine pH Measure CO 2 , CO, or NO x levels in the atmosphere using a gas sensor Measure particulate matter suspended in the atmosphere .

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Monitoring Populations

Monitoring Populations . 1. Populations of animals and plants may be monitored to provide essential data for a wide variety of purposes to include:. a ) Management of species used for food or raw materials.

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Acknowledgements

Is Distance Deadly?. Erika Gebhardt , Devon Mumford, and Loretta Blakeney. Results. Conclusion

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