Mandalay Beach post development 5. Tables DPSIR Protocol Drivers: -Tourism will provide more income -Increased economy growth -Will be popular due to its remote location and enjoyable activities -Increases happiness of Australian citizens -Increases the population and size of the local community Pressures: -Ensure the preservation of the local flora and fauna -Follow the Australian governments rules and regulations including the ICUN legislation -Preserve the heritage and history created at Mandalay -Minimised pollution -Not to damage any undiscovered Aboriginal artefacts State: - In the current state the flora and fauna is barely affected by human activity due to its location -The ocean is rough and dangerous for swimming. -There are possible locations of undiscovered Aboriginal artefacts -The wreckage of the Mandalay is still visible Impact: -Increased in human activity in the previously unoccupied area, which may disturb wildlife and affect local ecosystem -Potential for pollution -Potential for economic growth -Increase revenue -Increase tourism -Create jobs -There will be a need for sewerage containment and facilities, due to a lack of previous sewerage facilities. -Will need irrigation systems to allow for fresh water access -There will be a need for electricity; new power lines -In order to construct the project it will be costly Response: -The construction of the theme park may provoke an angry responses from environmentalists. -May provide a high
Many economic concerns have been brought up due to the harvesting of timber, mining and reservoir operations. Erosion has stripped the thin soil cover and caused silting of streams. Reservoir operations disrupted fisheries by changing the temperature and the patterns of the streams and how they flow.
3. The site has relocated/abandoned overhead power lines and gas wells; lacks infrastructure development and facilities for providing water, power, sewage disposal, and other such services.
Given these circumstances in the country there is a rich variety of fauna and flora, since the quantities of species find their habitat in different regions of the country. "The
The main problem is that with urbanization people can really stop building our community. One solution is that we can preserve lands to keep them safe. There is also another solution of a bigger issue that may affect all animals, pollution. The problem of pollution is also another factor that affects all animal. There are somethings that people doing to stop this problem. In Pennsylvania the Eastern Spadefoot toads are considered to be a threatened
Visit Land Use in Pinchot Lab (accessible through the Labs section of Contemporary Environmental Issues) and complete the virtual lab. In this lab you will apply the scientific method to examine how thresholds of land use changes such as deforestation and urban sprawl can impact communities, predator/prey relationships, species diversity, and quality of life in human communities.
Habitat fragmentation, loss and degradation - fragmentation, loss, and degradation of natural habitats, and has also contributed to habitat and species isolation.
Second, the reading states that park wildlife was affected as well. In contrast, the professor in the lecture averts that the small plants that grow create ideal
to the urbanization of the area. Obviously, the destruction of their natural environment has left
Preserving nature is bigger than it seems, though it may seem like an ancient place that is just a tourist attraction. There is much more to it, around 400 species live in that area, and it needs to be protected from thieves and lumberman who could destroy the area. According to Passage One, paragraph 5,
Another argument to consider is the increased public funding that would be available from a rise in tourism. As stated before, these residential areas have public streets and pedestrian walkways that offer views of the hills and river. These public access areas can be common points of interest for Albert. Therefore, by protecting the views that these areas have, this would increase tourism in Albert. By encouraging more tourism through the adoption of the special zoning ordinance, Albert would have more funds available to provide public funding to develop other neighborhoods in different ways.
Now, this is a never-ending problem. A few examples are the very tall skyscrapers along the Sunshine Coast and also near the Great Barrier Reef. The ever-growing tourism industry also means golden opportunities for locals and international brands. The skyscrapers on the shoreline at Sunshine Coast has led to enormous crowds in the morning and a no-mans-land in the evening. Construction near the Great Barrier Reef can cause pollution, which leads to climate change and then slowly but surely results in mass coral bleaching. And as I am sure you are aware scientists believe that 93% of the Great Barrier Reef has already been
A common problem in some areas is that deer is moving into cities and then has no place to go due to habitats being destroyed. People have to
Each floor of a building will need plumbing that includes a toilet sinks, and other essentials.
Their habitat is being cleared, so they are losing place to live and find food.
In addition, the reed regions area fell off from 2039.78 hm to 810.17 hm and the salt marsh area decreased from 539.27 hm to 391.43 hm. Influenced by the changes, many birds are forced to leave the original habitat so that the total number of birds dropped with the tidal reduction. These irrational distributions of land use broke up the ecosystem balance and caused high rate of environmental services loss that will bring serious negative ecological consequences in long term. The shortsighted activities will finally limit the development of the area and lead to economically costly outcomes.