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    Soil Conservation

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    less heeded. The importance of soil conservation is relatively less talked about as compared to the conservation of water and other natural resources. The almost-omnipresent soil is mostly taken for granted. Its omnipresence is ironically the reason behind us, human beings, taking it for a ride. We rarely even think of it as a natural resource that needs to be conserved, a part of the natural wealth that needs to be preserved. The concept of the conservation of soil takes into account, the strategies

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    Conservation of Energy

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    Cheryce Smith PHY 211 Lab #7 CONSERVATION OF ENERGY OBJECTIVE The purpose of this experiment is to calculate the gravitational potential energy through experimental values, to calculate the theoretical potential energy given the experimental kinetic energy in an isolated system while also using the kinetic energy to find the spring constant, and to compare kinetic energies and potential energies in an isolated system to see if they are equivalent. METHOD To calculate the gravitational

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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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    the criteria points for the natural criteria. These include criterion X (10), IX (9), and VII (7). To begin with, criterion x (10) states that the area has to have important and natural habitats for conservation of biodiversity and it may contain threatened species with value of science and conservation. The Air Tenere Natural Reserves successfully demonstrates this, as in its environment, there are three species of the antelope of the Sahara Desert on IUCN 's Red List of threatened species, which

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    Water Conservation

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    Water Use and Conservation Report Thesis This report will firstly present and express the importance of water before going about expounding the various ways in which water is being used. It will go on to demonstrate the lack of accessibility alongside the vulnerability of the resource and explaining how it would lead to water shortage on the basis of factors affecting the globe currently. Moreover, an elaboration will be made on the different water conservation techniques made by organisations along

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    of 120 wildlife reserves across Scotland. Their main aim is to aid in preserving and maintaining healthy ecosystems throughout Scotland’s land and seas. Possil Marsh is one of such wildlife reserves, located in the north of Glasgow. Ecology and Conservation students from the University Glasgow visited the reserve on Friday the 14th of October 2016. The intention of this excursion was for students to see first-hand the variety of wildlife which inhibits the reserve and take into consideration the processes

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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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    Zealand and is home to one of the finest native lowland forest spreads in New Zealand. This area was subject to lots of controversy during the 1970s to 1980s with many rallying for the conservation of the forest. This forest now has formal protection from logging and is conserved by the Department of Conservation. . The forest is a national treasure, not only being the largest area of land of unmodified lowland forest in the country but also home to a wide range of native and endangered wildlife

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    Ballston Museum History

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    Ballston is the county seat of Saratoga County, New York. Its population is around 8700. Ballston is known for its strong community activities. Some of these include the Veterans Bike Path, an asphalt-covered path which was once a trolley path. It is also known for its Town of Ballston Community Library in nearby Burnt Hills, NY (4 miles). Aside from its collections of books, archives, and databases, the library also hosts a number of classes, workshops, and activities, including miniature golf.

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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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