'Clear cutting' presentation slideshows

Sustaining Ecosystems

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Mrs. Sealy - APES

Mrs. Sealy - APES. Importance of Forests. Economic - housing, fuelwood, paper, medicines, resins, gums, dyes, lumber, jobs, recreation - lands are used for mining, grazing, timber extraction and recreation - one tree = about $600-$900. Importance of Forests. Ecological

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Chapter 23: Sustaining Terrestrial Biodiversity

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SIMULATION OF GROUND VEGETATION DIVERSITY IN BOREAL FORESTS

SIMULATION OF GROUND VEGETATION DIVERSITY IN BOREAL FORESTS. Larisa Khanina 1 , Maxim Bobrovsky 2 , Alexander Komarov 2 , Alex Mikhajlov 2. 2 Institute of Physicochemical and Biological Problems in Soil Science of RAS, Pushchino.

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Chapter 23

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Chapter 11

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Managing Forest Resources

Managing Forest Resources. Forest Types.

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Forestry

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Forestry

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Bromley disagrees: markets not appropriate for social choices

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Species Depletion: marmot, owl, caribou, spirit bear

Species Depletion: marmot, owl, caribou, spirit bear. By: Nahaal Fadaeian. Marmot. Many marmots establish their own colonies where their habitat consists of small mountain meadows in high elevation. They dig their homes underground in the deep soil. Problems

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GREENHOUSE EFFECT

GREENHOUSE EFFECT. Climate Change. Greenhouse Effect. Is a natural process that permits the Earth to retain some of the heat from the sun. Gases in the atmosphere (water vapor, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, and methane) trap energy from the sun. . Without Gases.

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EQ: How do humans add to the erosion process?

EQ: How do humans add to the erosion process?. How do humans add to the erosion process ?. 1. What are natural and non natural ( human) agents of erosion ? 2. How can logging and mining lead to erosion? 3. How can farming lead to erosion 4. How can construction lead to erosion ?.

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By: Kristen Day

By: Kristen Day. FORESTS. Forest Resources. Many products are made from the flowers, fruits, seeds, and other parts of forest plants. Products can come from both living trees and from cutting trees down.

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Wildfires

Wildfires. Problem Statement (Model Focus)

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Taiga

Taiga. By Jacob Bliss Introductory Ecology October 21 st , 2013. Geography. 11% of terrestrial Earth 50-65 degrees North Latitude Tundra to the North, Grassland to the South Found in Alaska Canada Scandinavia Russia. Climate. Temperature: -70 to 30 degrees Celsius

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Vocabulary ~ 1st Quiz

Vocabulary ~ 1st Quiz. Firm to the tooth. Submerge food in boiling water briefly, then in cold water to stop cooking. A bunch of herbs tied together or put in a cheese-cloth bag. Separating of a sauce due to too much heat.

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