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    wildlife conservation

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    Wildlife conservation Wildlife Conservation includes all human efforts to perserve wild animals from extinction. It involves the protection and wise management of wild species and their environment. Some species have become extinct due to natural causes‚ but the greatest danger to wildlife results from human activities. Thus‚ we ourselves have created this need for wildlife conservation. The progress of man throughout has been beneficial for the human race but it is the wildlife that has suffered

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    Oil Conservation

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    Making oil conservation a way of life is in truth a very simple concept. The simplest way to do this is to cut down on your use of cars. Bike‚ walk‚ rollerblade‚ skateboard‚ or run to your destination. Not only does it conserve oil but it gives you exercise as well. Another way to make oil conservation a part of life is to choose materials other than plastic which uses crude oil for household items; you should also use cloth or paper bags instead of plastic bags when shopping. One very simple way

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    Iceman - Preservation

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    which had helped complete the freeze drying process before it turned into ice. The body had been so well preserved because of the depth that the Iceman was actually lying in the ground‚ which was near the watershed (watershed meaning a line of high land where streams on one side flow into one river or sea and streams on the other side flow into another.) This meant that a glacier would be able to develop above him throughout the next millennia without moving his position down hill. In this position

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    Energy Conservation

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    Joe Garcia PTAC-1308 Energy Conservation It would be hard to imagine a life without the use of energy. So many of the products that we use on a daily basis are powered because of electricity‚ which in turn is generated because of energy. American’s use a mixture of different energy sources to cool and heat our homes‚ offices‚ and means of transportation. We also use energy sources to illuminate and power these same places. Oil has provided the United States with less than 50% of energy needs

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    Soil Conservation

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    most neglected commodity on the earth. Shifting cultivation on the hill slopes‚ non-adoption of soil conservation techniques‚ and over exploitation of land for crop production due to population stress‚ leads  to enormous soil erosion. It will take hundreds of years to form an inch of soil‚ but in no time it gets washed away down the slope due to erosion. SOIL CONSERVATION Soil Conservation is the process by which the loss of soil is checked‚ reducing the velocity of run-off through erosion

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    Water Conservation

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    How Important is Water?As we all know‚ water is essential for mankind ’s survival. However‚ people seem to believe that our water supply is endless since there is more water than land on this Earth. Water regenerates and is redistributed through evaporation‚ making it seem endlessly renewable. So why worry?Actually‚ only one percent of the world ’s water has the capability of being used by us. About ninety-seven percent is salty seawater‚ and two percent is frozen in glaciers and polar ice caps.

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    Conservation of Wildlife

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    status of wildlife conservation in different states. The first was the of Wildlife (Protection) Act‚ 1972 as a unified piece of legislation. The legislation interalia requires the creation of the post of Chief Wildlife Wardens and Wildlife Wardens in the states to exercise statutory power under the Act. The states have to set up state Wildlife Advisory Boards‚ on the lines of the Indian Board for Wildlife as the apex advisory body to advise the State Government on the conservation of wildlife. The

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    Access vs. preservation

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    Access vs. preservation/ conversation The fallowing chapter deals with the dilemma of “Access vs preservation / conservation” as well as certain issues the local visitor management in Kazakhstan needs to deal with while embracing the tourism development on the Silk Road. In order to ensure a sustainable tourism development on a long term view‚ a couple of aspects need to be considered; such as the ability to preserve in the first place before even considering its relationship to accessibility

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    Entrepreneurship Project proposal: “Property preservation” Section AB (MBA 3rd) Submitted to: Sir Shabeer Haider Submitted by: Marium Liaqat 10012720-006 Gull Afshan 10012720-004 Shumaila bano 10012720-029 Anum Khalid 09041020-018

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    The fight continued and in 1945. As they inched closer to government approval‚ historians began surveying the city for historic buildings and potential preservation sights. By 1956‚ New Yorkers were joining architectural walking tours to learn about the city all while further validating the interest in preserving parts of the history that has made this city so rich with culture. As time passed‚ the developing economy often found historic buildings in the way progress. Many icons were demolished as

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