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    Argentina (Pollution)

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    Argentina: Like other countries Argentina suffers from environmental degradation. The main threats to its biodiversity and landscapes are deforestation and pollution. In Argentina‚ there are many environmental issues that include air pollution‚ inaccessibility‚ dissatisfaction with garbage disposal‚ dirtiness‚ water pollution etc. One of the biggest factors of pollution in Argentina would be air pollution‚ which to a certain extend is caused by the society. Despite knowing that transport

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    Honduras Essay

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    Honduras’ Best Kept Secret In 2011-2013 I had the chance to live in the Northern region of Honduras. Now‚ every opportunity that presents itself‚ I talk about the shimmering oceans‚ diverse culture‚ and stunning landscapes of Honduras that I saw firsthand. Upon hearing my testimony‚ many either ask where Honduras stands on a map or if it truly is as dangerous as they have heard. I strongly feel that the best way to discover the truth of this amazing land is visiting its stunning oceans and forests

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    conditions of the region‚ where moisture is largely gained from dense sea fogs. The region has one of the highest species densities and levels of endemism at both local and regional scales(Hilton-Taylor 1996). This review will be focused mainly on the biodiversity (flora & fauna) of the succulent karoo‚ considering its environmental condition Description of the succulent Karoo The succulent Karoo covers an area of about 111.212 km‚ some 5.35% of southern Africa. Succulent Karoo boundaries are roughly

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    Hawkweed Research Paper

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    Alaska continually amazes with its breathtaking scenery‚ diverse wildlife‚ and remarkable people. Alaskans have a wonderful knack for wanting to cherish and preserve the land they call home. Unfortunately‚ as invasive species have slowly started edging their way into our rivers‚ fields‚ and forests‚ many citizens are lacking the knowledge on how to properly combat this incursion and protect the state they reside in. Hieracium aurantiacum‚ also known as hawkweed‚ is one of the most difficult species

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    Evaluate the importance of ecosystem management and protection Every living thing on Earth belongs to an ecosystem. An ecosystem can be as small as a puddle or as large as an ocean. No matter its size‚ every ecosystem is vital to life on Earth‚ and requires human respect‚ support‚ management and protection. The term "ecosystem" refers to a community of plants and animals that share a common space and common resources‚ and are all dependent on one another for survival. Ecosystems are characterised

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    littlest need can turn into a huge need‚ causing the resources to become slim to none. The need/want of natural resources by the society‚ is not only hurting the society‚ but also the biodiversity and the environment‚ which is shown in “The Lorax” and Easter’s End. The use of natural resources is harming the biodiversity and survival of wildlife. The society’s needs and wants are taking away food that the wildlife animals need to survive. For example‚ in “The Lorax” when the Once-ler cut down all of

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    Should Zoos Be Shut Down

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    Modern people are familiar with zoos because it is a place where most of people get the knowledge of wild animals and natural environment. With the upturn of living standard‚ zoo has become a necessary facility of a city. However‚ controversies about whether the zoo should be shut down or not have become more and more serious. The objective of this essay is to find a solution of this problem. Both the supportive and opposed opinions will be discussed and a conclusion will be given at the end of this

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    main reasons for this was Sir David Attenborough. My curiosity and love for the subject grew as I read his books and watched documentaries‚ such as Planet Earth. I am particularly interested in the animal behaviour aspect of the course‚ along with biodiversity and taxonomy‚ which I have covered in A-level biology. A personal interest in conservation resulted in my joining WWF. I am also a member of one of the top zoos in the UK‚ Chester Zoo where I am a regular visitor. This is not only a leisure activity

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    EXAMPLER ZOOLOGY STATEMENT I am applying to study Zoology because of my enthusiasm for the environment and my fascination for living organisms. I am particularly interested in physiology and animal behaviour‚ as well as ecology and biodiversity which I have studied at A level‚ and would welcome the opportunity of acquiring further knowledge on biological aspects with a focus on animals. I am currently hoping for a work experience placement at the Cotswold Wildlife Park or with the Oxford Preservation

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    Purpose Of The Everglades

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    support the value of the Everglades "A healthy ecosystem is one in which its plants and animals work in harmony. There are no drastic spikes in the populations of any one species‚ or drops in another. A large number of different species (a great biodiversity) is one indicator of an ecosystem’s health" a question appears upon the realization what does that mean for the organism that depend on the

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