'Growth forests' presentation slideshows

In the very distant past, most people

In the very distant past, most people. lived in small groups. lived in permanent settlements. did not gather plants. did not hunt animals. Imported plants in Hawaii have. crowded out many native species. reduced the native bird species. introduced diseases. depleted natural resources.

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Sustaining Terrestrial Biodiversity : The Ecosystem Approach

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Sustaining Wild Species

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Sustaining Wild Species

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ENVR 115: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

ENVR 115: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. Environment and Natural Resource Accounting November 27, 2007. Topics Covered. National Income: Some Definitions Genuine Progress Indicator Expanding the Measure of Wealth Genuine Savings Human Development Index Value of Ecosystem Services

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Forestry

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Ch. 3: Addressing Environmental Problems, Part II

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Energy

Energy. Ability to do work, moves or changes matter. Comes in many different forms (chemical energy, potential energy, solar energy, electricity, heat). Never created or destroyed only transformed.

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Perspectives in Washington Environmental Policy

Perspectives in Washington Environmental Policy. Erin Hanlon Zach Maskin Matt Ritter Lucy Gelderloos Jason Cornell Tim Benedict. The Boldt Decision. Perceptions through the Decades Erin Hanlon. 1854 Treaty of Medicine Creek.

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Predator-Prey Relationships

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Temperate Forests

Temperate Forests. Temperate forests are found primarily in North America and Eurasia. Successional Dynamics In temperate forests, ecological succession is a critically important factor in determining biodiversity. What is biotic succession?.

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Maintaining Wildlife Habitat in Southeastern Alaska: Implications of New Knowledge for Forest Management and Research

Maintaining Wildlife Habitat in Southeastern Alaska: Implications of New Knowledge for Forest Management and Research Thomas A. Hanley, Winston P. Smith, and Scott M. Gende PNW Research Station, Juneau, AK Purposes of this report

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Sr dj an Keren Renzo Motta Dusan Rozenbergar Zoran Govedar Jurij Diaci

Comparison of structural attributes between old-growth and adjacent managed forests in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sr dj an Keren Renzo Motta Dusan Rozenbergar Zoran Govedar Jurij Diaci. Birmensdorf , 201 4. Introduction.

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PRIMATES

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Another One Bites the Dust: A Look at Logging in our National Parks and Forests

Another One Bites the Dust: A Look at Logging in our National Parks and Forests. Ellen Creal and Emily Milton. Hypothesis.

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Teacher Information!

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Science News

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Something to Think About

Something to Think About. Images of Land Management in Our World. Something to Think About.

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The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker and the Unexpected Value of Protected Areas

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