'Poaching' presentation slideshows

Chap. 10: Biodiversity Sect . 2: Biodiversity at Risk Key Vocabulary

Chap. 10: Biodiversity Sect . 2: Biodiversity at Risk Key Vocabulary. Captive breeding programs Germ Plasm Endangered Species Act (1973) Species Recovery Plan Habitat Conservation Plan Biodiversity Treaty. USFWS = U.S . Fish and Wildlife Service

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Boiling Poaching Steaming

Boiling Poaching Steaming. The aims of this session is to; Identify information needed for End of Unit tests. Boiling. Two features of the boiling method of cookery are; Water temperature is 100c. Food items are totally immersed into the water. Poaching.

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Poaching and the Success of Marine Reserves Suresh A. Sethi

Poaching and the Success of Marine Reserves Suresh A. Sethi School of Aquatic and Fisheries Sciences 7/06. Marine reserves are proposed as tools to augment fisheries: -habitat protection -spillover -age structure protection

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Biodiversity & Species

Biodiversity & Species. SWOD: Biodiversity pg 95. Biodiversity . The number of different species in an area http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs30/i/2008/077/b/8/Diversity_of_Species___Brushes_by_scumbugg.jpg. The value of biodiversity . 2 ways: 1. economic value 2. ecological value

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POACHING

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Environmental Threats

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SNOW LEPORD

SNOW LEPORD. DESCRIPTPION. It is animal with enlarged body. Well known for its beautiful fur, the snow leopard has a soft grey coat, covered with ringed spots of black on brown. Its tail is heavy with fur and the bottom of its paws are covered with fur for protection against snow and cold. .

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Why are species disappearing?

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POACHING: Siberian Tiger

Kiara Kilgo and Christyn Geniesse February 7,2012 Period 3. POACHING: Siberian Tiger. What is The Problem?.

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The Snow Leopard

By: Adam S anchez. The Snow Leopard . There habitat, what they eat, how they protect them. It lives in central Asia, mountain regions In the habitat there is rocky areas, alpine meadows. They eat wild hares, sheep, boars, gazelles, mice, deer.

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A Chinese businesswoman who is popularly known as u201cIvory Queenu201d has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by a Tanzanian judge for smuggling the tusks of more than 350 elephants.

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