Seneca College King city
Kings city conservation area has been donated to Seneca college by a family. The is covered with dense trees and huge lake. Variety of outdoor recreational activities have been offered by the management looking after the area.
Management
The conservation area has been well maintained by the management. the surroundings are peaceful and kept clean. The management is utilizing the resources to generate revenue and at the same time promoting physical activities among the community.
A general orientation is provided by the management to the participating groups who booked their canoeing/kayaking trips with them. Mere two staff are responsible for looking after a group of students.
The staff seems knowledgeable; they provide the brief overview of the entire activity beforehand to all of the participants. For the canoeing trip, they assisted patrons on how to place canoe in the water to how position themselves in the canoe.
Analysis of outdoor leadership skills observed
Team work
Many of the games were incorporated into the trip that were meant for team building activities.
Hardwood hills
Introduction
Mesmerizing rolling trails across the pine and hardwood forest, the 80 km mountain biking trail at hardwood hills reel in hundreds of participants each year. Variety of other entertaining activities have also been incorporated along mountain biking to improve participants experience.
Management
The management of Hardwood Hills is a team of experienced
These great sceneries have the power to inspire a great many of people to conserve and protect the natural environment that Florida has to offer. These trees and waterways have a great potential, in that they have the ability to inspire the next generation of scientists and policy writers, simply because they enjoyed walking through the park during their childhoods. This is extremely important, as ecology directly involves how people interact with their environment based off of the knowledge and respect they have for it.
Yellowstone National Park is located mostly in Wyoming but spreads into Idaho and Montana. Yellowstone national park has a Taiga biome. Taiga is the largest terrestrial biome in the world. It is primarily coniferous forest or boreal forest. The North American Taiga is at high elevations, in the mountainous western region. Within this park, there are various species of consumers, producers, prey, and predators. One very important species is the gray wolves. The gray wolves are one of the keystone species in Yellowstone National Park. A keystone species is a species that has a large effect on a community relative to the abundance of the species. This means that as the gray wolf population increases or decreases in this area, it will have some drastic effects on the entire community.
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People living in the wildland urban interface area need to consider the impact of risk toward their choice. The involvement of first responders affected by emergency services in and around wildland urban interface areas is a major concern. The impacting loss covered by insurance is reaches into rather large sums over just a decade of time even.
The experiment was conducted in Sheboygan County at three locations of varying distance from Lake Michigan, where they were surveyed for the occurrence of the invasive tree species black locust. The first location, Kettle Moraine State Park, is located 20 miles inland west of Lake Michigan. As its name suggests, this location has a combination of kettles and moraines. Kettles are steep side impressions in a landscape while moraines are linear deposits that accumulated at the edge of an ice sheet. This creates a rolling hill landscape that can create quite the diversity of vegetation. This site was dominated by mostly sugar maple with the occasional red oak and birch. There was very little ground coverage, due to the dense shade cast by the
I looked up from my book, and saw the beautiful Granite Cliffs of El Capitan. I can’t believe I’m actually here. I am so lucky that I have the opportunity to see the beauty of this mesmerizing place. Yosemite National park is the most captivating places I’ve ever been. It is in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. Yosemite was established on October 1,1890 because of the so many things that make it as outstanding as it is. Yosemite is 747,956 acres of waterfalls, trees, cliffs, mountains and more. My family and I have only been here for an hour, and I am so excited to begin all of the remarkable activities we have planned.
Ka loko o Kiholo is known for its beautiful bay and camping sites although most are unaware of an ancient pond created by King Kamehameha himself. This ancient fishpond continues to stand today although its health has diminished over the years. As of 2012 conservation efforts have been made by volunteers, the Nature Conservancy, TNC, and Hui Aloha Kiholo. Currently, conservationists work to improve water quality, reduce sediments created by invasive plants, and in turn, allow native species to thrive. With these efforts, the ponds ecosystem has begun to restore itself as fish populations begin to thrive one again. As a running start student with Palamanui I learned of these efforts and joined the crew to give back to the land.
Looking out at Lake Michigan at sunset is one undoubtedly one of the most beautiful scenes, the orange-yellow rays of the sun melt into cold blue water. This is just one of the beautiful scenes that I got to experience when I camped at Peninsula State Park. Peninsula State Park is a park located in the Northeastern part of Wisconsin, it positioned very close to Door County. Peninsula State Park is 3,776-acre park located right on Lake Michigan, which provides stunning views. There are also many things to do right near the park grounds. This article will provide three things to do while visiting Peninsula State Park.
There are so many things to see and do around Inver Grove Heights during the winter months. When the outdoor temperatures are just too cold to bear, enjoy the day by visiting one of these top ten locations.
should preserve. He looks at whether the parks should be about scenery or if it is even worthy of
To this end ice breakers, introduction and communication exercisers such as those provided by Brandes and Phillips (1979), Bond (1986), Leech and Wooster (1986) and Dearling and Armstrong (1994) were used. As Dynes describes `[games] stimulate the imagination, make people resourceful and help develop social ability and co-operation` (Dynes, 1990).
In the first place, Pacific Spirit Regional Park has significant social values. It provides nearby residents with more possibilities for outdoor activities, also meets the needs of people for recreation. I can often see people hiking, jogging, walking dogs or biking in the park. In my opinion, this recreational services approach is the park’s most direct function. Additionally, the cultural service provide by the park is educational. In here, experts can do scientific researches about nature, and forest students can be taught more clearly with a variety of tree species; more importantly, the beauty and grandeur of the park inspires people’s environmental awareness and propagates the concept of sustainable development.
Before development exploded in California, the state contained about 5 million acres of wetland habitat. Unfortunately, over the years California has been willing to part with 91 percent of its wetlands, Southern California having lost 95 percent. Los Angeles County has only one wetland remaining. This being the Ballona Wetlands located between Marina del Rey and the Westchester bluffs, it was once a major part of California’s natural wetland systems. Before development, Ballona wetlands natural habitat covered 2002 acres. This area, 800 to 1000 acres, referred to as Playa Vista by its owners is made up of salt marsh freshwater marsh and part upland and dune areas. It is considered Los Angeles’ largest ‘wetland ecosystem’. Although
The seven teams were responsible for addressing one of three issues: substance abuse, technology in West Virginia and education of youth. Following a two-day boot camp, the teams had a month to design, research and prepare a project. All teams were judged on their proposals, with the
In Nature & Landscape: An Introduction to Environmental Aesthetics, Allen Carlson proposes that scientific knowledge can enhance our aesthetic appreciation of the natural world. He draws a connection between technical know-how used in the context of natural landscapes and art history or criticism in the context of conventional art forms. In either case, the viewer would find relatively more meaningful experiences of aesthetic appreciation than if one looked at a painting or landscape without any prior knowledge about it. Carlson endorses this point within his larger Natural Environmental Model, which asserts that though the environment is not entirely of our creation, it does not mean that we have to approach it without any prior understanding.