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The Marine Reserve
Explain the consequences of use of an environment on people and places
Write a report that identifies the consequences of the Marine Reserve on people and places. You must include positive/negative and short/long term consequences.
In your report fully explain (giving details and named examples and using geographic terminology and concepts):
• The impacts that the Marine Reserve will have on people
• the impacts of that the Marine Reserve will have on the environment (the environment can include the landscape and the flora (plantlife) and fauna (animal life) of the area and/or the cultural environment).

the impacts that marine reserve will have on people are they can’t fish on the marine reserve area so the fishermen fishing


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