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    food or sport. On the other hand is Conservation, which is the action of conserving something, in particular. Preservation, protection, or restoration of the natural environment, natural ecosystems, vegetation, and wildlife are just some of the examples in which conservation is exercised. If you were ask anyone, usually you would view Hunting and Conservation as two opposites. But, some people actually view the two as hand in hand. How is hunting conservation? It’s viewed as a wildlife management

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    What are National Parks and why are they Important? Why should we protect them? Introduction: “Canada’s national, provincial and territorial parks are protected wilderness areas set aside by and for the people of Canada, forever. Parks are places we dream about – where we get inspired by nature’s beauty, spend time with family and friends, learn about nature, and enjoy healthy outdoor activities” (CPAWS, par. 1). Not only are these areas beneficial to us but they are home to many different species

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    the wildlife filled with many animal and plant species. In the past decades, humans have done an unfortunate amount of damage to the wildlife by destroying natural habitats with environmental pollution, forest fires, deforestation, etc. Wildlife conservation is an important topic that should be addressed throughout the world because it protects many endangered animals and plants species within their natural habitat. The UC system has a goal to make all campuses sustainable with energy use and to create

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    study of conservation task by Piaget typically yields the result that children at a certain age group exhibit certain understanding of conservation. A child younger than 7 or 8 is incapable of understanding the basis of conservation (Piaget & Inhelder, 1974). Piaget’s theory suggests that a child’s understanding of conservation marks a transitional period in their development where cognitive perceptions change from pre-operational to operational (Inhelder & Piaget, 1958). Conservation is defined

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    DonT Lose The Zoos

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    Don’t Lose the Zoos Many people living in the United States have been involved in one way or another with a zoo their lifetime. For some people it may be going to the zoo with family and others may have visited the zoo with their school on a field trip. Some zoos have been criticized lately for supposed poor treatment of animals. This is completely against what zoos are for. Zoos are meant to be a place where people can be educated about animals. If zoos all close everyone, children and adults

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    Management of Old-growth Forests in the Pacific Northwest When westward expansion brought settlers to the Northwest in the 1800s, they discovered that coniferous trees “forty feet in circumference [that] shot two-hundred feet straight up” flourished in the forests of the Pacific coast (Ervin 55). These early pioneers found the opportunity for economic growth in logging these vast forests of towering trees unlike any they had seen before. Today, the timber industry still remains the backbone

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    Conservation efforts have been seen by many people as a blockade to the human agenda of technological expansion and population growth. Conserving biodiversity and ecosystems may only be acknowledged once the benefits to humans are outlined and are usually seen as a win-win situation. However, the concern isn’t enough to bring the whole population’s attention to the problem of biodiversity loss. Additionally, many countries don’t have the resources or the money to invest in conservation efforts, which

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    Fish And Game Warden Ever wonder what a fish and game wardens do? A fish and game warden is a police officers who enforce the laws protecting wildlife and natural habitats, particularly as they apply to hunting, boating and conservation.(2) With 9 different subjects in my research will help give you a better understanding of what a fish and game warden job intel’s. The work for fish and game wardens can be from informing individuals about the park, investigating hunting accidents and issues warnings

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    Michigan Game Wardens

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    fishing and trapping of wildlife. In the State of Michigan, game wardens are referred to as conservation officers, due to they are also a piece of the state enforcement branch of Department of Natural Resources. Michigan has around 192 conservation officers (How to Become a Fish and Game Warden in Michigan, 2015). They protect the Michigan’s enormous natural resources of the state. The conservation officers are legal hired state police with to impose all hunting and fishing laws/regulations, and also

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    Wildlife Conservation is the practice of protecting wild plant and animal species and their habitats. Wildlife plays an important role in balancing the environment and provides stability to different natural processes of nature. One of the ways to participate in wildlife conservation is by being a Wildlife Officer, also known as a Fish and Game Warden. Wildlife Officers enforce hunting and fishing regulations and help protect fish and game populations to keep them at healthy levels. They also help

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