Vaquita Case Study

Firstly, if sharks numbers drastically decline then it will throw the food chain out of whack. Sharks eat the big fish, who in turn eat the smaller fish, which eat the smaller fish which eat the algae. If sharks were to become extinct then certain marine groups would overpopulate which would endanger a large number of other marine species making them either very rare or even extinct. “According to one study, without sharks the number of mid-level predators will increase many fold. These mid-level carnivores will eat most of the algae eaters. As a result, the seas will be choked with algae and its excretions. The water will become slimy. Sunlight penetration will be reduced. It will decrease coral reefs very soon. So, many thousands of dependent species will also go extinct.” (All Five Oceans, 2016) For example, do you like to eat shrimps, oysters or crabs? Because if shark culling continues then these species will become almost extinct. This is because sharks feed on rays who are the main feeders of these foods, if sharks become extinct then rays will overpopulate and with so many rays feeding on these foods then they will become rare and maybe even extinct.

Cabeza de Vaca was known for his discovery of America. He documented his trek in America, as a lost traveler, exposed to unfamiliar territory, multiple hardships, and the native Indian tribes. His journal entry over his reencounters with the Christians is only a small record over his adventures on the whole Narvaez Expedition of 1528. The document was published in Spain, 1542, at a time when dispute over the mistreatment of natives in America in their colonization became a subject to resolve. His journal entry discusses his brief experience in an Indian tribe, the news he receives of nearby Spanish men penetrating the tribal communities, and the realization that the “Christians” were not a character he thought they were. Cabeza de Vaca sympathized the indigenous tribes and believed that they should not face the cruelty the Spanish settlers set in order to

The Bay is home to not only the Blue Crab but other forms of life from plants to small fish. If we do not restore the health of the Bay then the Blue Crab could actually go exscinded. Many animals cannot adapt to the human take over. Meaning they are un-able to live around and change to be able to live with the pollution that the humans have brought with us. Humans have causes the extinction of plants like the atamasco lily. If we do not restore the Bay's health the atamasco lily will not be the only thing that goes extinct. The Bay's health isn't just about the animals it's also about the water and the health it is in. Ph. levels in the soil have dropped causing the soil under the water to be less healthy due to

If you shipwreck forced you to survive facing many forces like native americans and thousand mile walks would you make it ? .In 1527 Cabeza and his crew set sail with his large crew to explore the new world. But unsuspectedly all that changed when he landed in florida, and lost their ships. Their only option was to travel to west and hope to make it back to Mexico City. When the crew reached texas most of his crew was dead. The native americans made them slaves. After escaping and meeting more indian groups he met back up with other three that survived crew mates and slipped away and walked back to Mexico city.( background essay).Cabeza de vaca survived because of his survival skills, his success as a healer, and his respect for the natives.

A change could cause a degraded ecosystem which would be far less productive overall. In paragraphs 8, 9, and 10 Hannibal explains an example of sea otters eating the sea urchins which protects

All the animals and plants that inhabit the area depend on the Bay to function and maintain balance. By restoring the health of Chesapeake Bay natural resources would also be restored. This would also stop the extinction of species that inhabit the area. The ecosystem is dependent on all of the individuals within it because of this all the individuals should function smoothly and correctly. Humans are responsible for the damage done to the ecosystem so it's up to us to restore nature back to health. By doing so, the earth will last longer and will be able to produce more of the natural resources that humans have become dependent

CANAAN VALLEY, W.Va. — A man who went missing Sunday in Tucker County was found dead Wednesday, according to the Canaan Valley Volunteer Fire Department.

The assignment being completed within this report asks the author of said report to answer to a few analysis and review questions pertaining to the Veteran Affairs Administration in the United States, especially as it pertains to their claims processing dilemmas and issues. The author, in order, is asked to analyze the organizational design of the Veterans Administration, analyze the agency's global and international linkages, analyze their human resource goals and frameworks, analyze their training programs and offer two actions the agency can undertake to attract and maintain a qualified workforce. The author is asked to provide five relevant and credible outside sources outside of the sources that support this assignment's content.

When it was first introduced some of the policy proposals were trying to protect all women and create programs for them. In the first title Enhancing Judicial and Law Enforcement Tools to Combat Violence Against Women, this policy provided women with classes for combat and training programs. In the second title, Improving Services for Victims of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking, it included safety for Indian women and for the U.S. to create programs for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence in rural areas. In the third title, Services, Protection, and Justice for Young Victims of Violence, it would include tribal sexual assault parties in the program for rape prevention, and extend through the authorization of the program at rape crisis centers. In title four, Violence Reduction Practices, the policies use Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for academic purposes and research that shows what is best for preventing violence against women and children. In the fifth title, Strengthening the Healthcare System's Response to Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking, this policy would bring better programs not only for domestic and sexual assault victims but for stalking victims as well. In the sixth title, Safe Homes for Victims of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking,

The goal is to get to the claims office before it closes in fourteen days. I would choose option #3. The valley passage is a safer option than going over the mountain. For example, there is a greater possibility of injury traveling over the mountain. The mountain route is even more difficult because I have an injured left hand. There is the possibility of a storm, making the trail more difficult. However, one disadvantage of the valley passage is time. I need to be back at the claims office in two weeks. The valley passage takes at least two weeks of travel time. Therefore the likely hood of getting there time is slim. Going over the mountain will take 7 to 10 days. I believe the costs of an injured hand, further injury, and bad weather out weigh the benefit of making it there

There are many committees at Vinoy Place, some which are active while others are not, including: landscaping, insurance, buildings, government liaison, social, risk management, and investment/finance. The committees meet as needed and work well in conjunction with the board and management. Per the manager, she attends the committee meeting and follows up. The insurance committee meets once per year in May with the insurance agent before most of the insurance policies renew. The landscape committee walks the grounds once or twice per year. The building committee walks every inch of common property once per year and issues a detailed report and all of the items are corrected. The Risk Management Committee meets periodically depending on the

From Kyla clinical manifestation, it seems like she is experiencing with vasoocclusive crisis (VOC). Vasoocclusive crisis is one of the most common crisis that involves ischemia that cause mild to severe pain, which can last either from minutes to days. VOC can also cause the child to develop general or localized pain, similar to what Kyla is experiencing when playing lacrosse. Her lab result showed that her hemoglobin level is 9 g/L due to chronic anemia, which leads her oxygen saturation to be at 89% causing hypoxemia and tachypnea at 33 bpm. Since Kyla was playing in the hot sun, she can experience dehydration that can leads to tachycardia of 118 bpm and decrease BP of 96/70 (Hockenberry & Wilson, 2015)

II Over the years there has been a huge drop in the population of sharks, because of the popularity of Shark fin soup in china, and this can later on lead to the ocean ecosystem to be disrupted, if sharks are extinct.

When King lost his coalition he then went to the Governor General, Viscount byng of Vimy, to request to put an end to parliament and call an election. He made this request in the hopes of strengthening the liberal party's standing. For the next two days, the Prime Minister and the governor general discuss the matter, with Byng asking Kest a dissolution which he could not give and King twice requesting that Byng consult the British government prior to making any

However, many fisherman are unable to catch as many fish as they used to, so they are increasingly using cyanide and dynamite in fishing, which further degrades the coral reef ecosystem.[6] This perpetuation of bad habits simply leads to the further decline of coral reefs and therefore perpetuating the problem. One solution to stopping this cycle is to educate the local community about why conservation of marine spaces that include coral reefs is important.[7] Once the local communities understand the personal stakes at risk then they will actually fight to preserve the reefs. Conserving coral reefs has many economic, social, and ecological benefits, not only for the people who live on these islands, but for people throughout the world as well.