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    The Wall Street Journal that they accept some less than stellar students whose parents are wealthy and likely to make substantial financial contributions. The right to shoot an endangered black rhino: $150‚000. South Africa has begun letting ranchers sell hunters the right to kill a limited number of rhinos‚ to give the ranchers an incentive to raise and protect the

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    Pannasastra University of Cambodia Commitment to Excellence Environmental Science (2011-2012) Phnom Kravanh Instructor: Dr. Taing You New Species of Mekong 1. Sun Kimsean 2. Yeang Sokheng 3. Phirun Sopheavy 4. Thanthiva Akkharath 5. Kan Sivorn 6. Eng Savath 7. Vanna Yuk Van Neath The Mekong River is a major river in Southeastern Asia and is one of the world’s greatest rivers‚ ranked number 10th largest river by length

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    Large endangered mammals such as orang-utans and elephants are particularly in threat because they need the vast areas of the rainforest to survive. Orang-utan numbers are in precipitous decline‚ only 250-400 tigers remain‚ and less than 100 rhino are left in the forests‚ according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (------). When left alone‚ Borneo’s forests are not naturally prone to forest fire but as the forests are opened up due to humans‚ they dry out and become more

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    focuses on the conservation and protection of species that are considered at harm in their habitat. Secondly‚ this act helps create awareness of species that they’re trying to help protect. Next‚ it helps set up regulations and if any reports of poaching‚ or killing of these species gets reported‚ they can instantly take direct action. For example‚ in California

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    a growing leader as it is about the journey beyond the wisdom. Book opens with the introduction to the personality of Vile and Naïve respectively. Part I “Vile - How He Operates” begins with “Career Poaching” where author explains that shared information always creates the potential for poaching of credit. Vile’s trick of using the chorus style to sing a solo song also confuses his team members. Author advices to Vile that he should survive on self-merit‚ concentrate on

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    n The California Condor is a New World vulture‚ the largest North American land bird. Currently‚ this condor inhabits only the Grand Canyon area‚ Zion National Park‚ and coastal mountains of central and southern California and northern Baja California. Although other fossil members are known‚ it is the only surviving member of the genus It is black with patches of white on the underside of the wings and a largely bald head‚ with skin color ranging from yellowish to a bright red depending on the

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    there are many types of conflict. One of the main conflicts in the book is person vs. person. Person vs. Person is a struggle between two individuals. One of the event that happened that displayed person vs. person was when Charlie Sneed is found poaching and was put in jail by Ep Bridges. Charlie Sneed was trying to help families out who didn’t have food to eat during the winter but Ep Bridges still arrests him. Another conflict displayed in the book is person vs. self. Person vs. self is when a

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    The mass killings of elephants for their ivory‚ the widespread pollution across the ocean‚ and the careless behavior towards nature are all things that people are contributing to. Mary Kate Frank‚ the author of both “Saving the World’s Ocean” and “The Race to Save the Elephants” believes that people’s lack of respect towards the elephants and the ocean is resulting in negative effects to the U.S and other diverse nations‚ such as a dramatic drop in trade and transportation‚ and an economic breakdown

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    ESSENTIALS OF ECOLOGY (Chapter 9) 1. Review the Key Questions and Concepts for this chapter on p. 184. What factors led to the premature extinction of the passenger pigeon in the United States? Factors that led to the premature extinction of the passenger pigeon are uncontrolled commercial hunting and habitat loss. Passenger pigeon in the 1858 became a big hunting business. Weapons like shotguns‚ traps and artilleries were used and even the burning of sulfur in suffocating the birds. These threats

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    Egypt crossed. Aksum also had a major stake in sea trade as they had a natural harbor at the city of Adulis by the Red Sea. Once Aksum had conquered Kush‚ they came to control international trade between the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean. Ivory‚ rhino horns‚ tortoise shells‚ emeralds‚ and gold from inland mines were commodity desired by Rome‚ Persia‚ India‚ Arabia Egypt and Byzantium. Adulis at its peak was one of the busiest and most powerful trading centers of the ancient world‚ especially during

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