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    forest will die out as a forest becomes fragmented. As habitat fragmentation proceeds across a landscape‚ species requiring the habitat gradually disappear‚ fading out from one fragment to another. Essay Question 2 What are the major causes of biodiversity loss (we talked about during lecture)? Why should we be concerned? Overall‚ scientists have identified four primary causes of population decline and species extinction: habitat loss‚ invasive species‚ pollution‚ and over harvesting. Global

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    October 2‚ 2012 ESS II Conversation Biology: * Conservation biology is the scientific study of the nature and status of Earth’s biodiversity with the aim of protecting species‚ their habitats‚ and ecosystems from excessive rates of extinction and the erosion of biotic interactions. * Using natural capital sustainably protecting biodiversity * Anthropocentric view—humans are there to preserve nature Preservation Biology: * Attempts to exclude human activities in areas

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    grassland at box hill have more biodiversity than a rainforest and contain many endangered species including the small blue butterflies and man orchids. These are specific to the chalk grasslands and there only being 19 sites of chalk grasslands shows just how rare the species are. In the creation of this ecosystem human interference is far more important because if natural succession were allowed to occur then many of the ecosystems would not exist and the biodiversity of the area would suffer. The

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    Shipbreaking Activities in Bangladesh and collision of Marine Biodiversity Prabal Barua Associate Program Officer YPSA The marine environment of the coastal water is vital to mankind on a global as well as on local basis concerning energy. Man is becoming a dominant part of the ecosystem in many regions‚ due to his various uses of the marine environment. So the health of marine ecosystem is an important factor in man own existence. The Bay of Bengal which is a potential bode of marine life as well

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    particular focus on how management affects for both present and future generations. Natural resource management deals with managing the way in which people and natural landscapes interact. It brings together land use planning‚ water management‚ biodiversity conservation‚ and the future sustainability of industries like agriculture‚ mining‚ tourism‚ fisheries the quality of life and forestry. The proper management of natural resources consists of:- i) Judicious/careful use of natural resources

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    rocky habitats. Its introduction in the intertidal zone or in near-shore waters can cause fragmentation and loss of natural habitats. Furthermore‚ the provision of novel habitat (hard substrata) along sedimentary shores can alter local and regional biodiversity by modifying natural patterns of dispersal of species‚ or by facilitating the establishment and spread of exotic species. 3. Attempts to use ecological criteria to solve problems of urban infrastructure are promising. Incorporating natural elements

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    micro-organism to human bodies (ref: section 2 (d)‚ ECA‚ 1995) National Environment Policy‚ MEAs and Bangladesh Why is the Environment so Important ? Our life-support system’s is maintained by all the species that make up the biosphere-biodiversity. The survival of all these species are interconnected and dependent on each other. Human being is also a part of this biosphere‚ extinction of one species is really the extinction of many species and the decline of our lifesupport system for ourselves

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    Amazon rainforest. Belum Forest Reserve is an initiative from the government to preserve this forest as a permanent nature reserve for research. It presents an incredible richness in animal life and lush vegetation. This pristine environment‚ where biodiversity is practically intact‚ is also home of the ’orang asli’ with their unique traditional lifestyle of totally depending upon

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    that animals and plants belong to‚ it could alter an entire ecosystem. Changes in an ecosystem could lead to some plants and animals dying off. Other organisms‚ or even us‚ could benefit from said plants and animals. It would also decrease biodiversity. Biodiversity is necessary for a healthy ecosystem. In fact‚ a

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    but has significant practical value in developing countries. The needs of impoverished communities may conflict directly with the need to capitalize on the growing tourism industry. In cases developers move in and designate certain areas as tourism hotspots without giving

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