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    Philippine Endangered Animals that need to be Saved The Philippines‚ a Southeast Asian country with more than 700 islands‚ is in dire straits. Mainly because of urban planning‚ corporate progress and human greed‚ some of its animals are soon to be extinct. The sad thing about this is – regardless of the help from various local and international help – government support on animal conservation is little to none. Here are some traits of these endangered species‚ to give you an idea on why they need

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    Tiger Shark

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    Wastebasket of The Sea The Tiger shark‚ also known as the “wastebasket of the sea”(National Geographic)‚ is the fourth largest predatory shark in the ocean‚ measuring between twenty and twenty five feet long and can weigh more than 2000 pounds. They have dark‚ vertical stripes on their bodies which is the reason they are named tiger sharks. According to National Geographic‚ these stripes fade lighter as the shark grows older‚ and eventually disappears with age. The head of the tiger shark is somewhat wedge-shaped

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    Invasive Species

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    Invasive species pose a threat to the continued survival of the native plant life‚ at camp catalpa. The two most prevalent invasive species are the Bush Honeysuckle and the Roughleaf Dogwood. Several species have been negatively impacted by the continued presence of the invasive Bush Honeysuckle and Roughleaf Dogwood. The Bush Honeysuckle produces a toxin‚ which is released into the soil that inhibits the growth of other species. Bush Honeysuckle and Roughleaf Dogwood are shade tolerant species. There

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    Keystone Species

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    A keystone species is a species that has a disproportionate effect on its environment relative to its abundance. Such an organism plays a role in its ecosystem that is analogous to the role of a keystone in an arch. While the keystone feels the least pressure of any of the stones in an arch‚ the arch still collapses without it. Similarly‚ an ecosystem may experience a dramatic shift if a keystone species is removed‚ even though that species was a small part of the ecosystem by measures of biomass

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    Royal Bengal Tiger

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    The Royal Bengal Tiger is the largest animal in the cat family. They have a reddish yellow coat with black stripes. The underside of their abdomen is white and their ears are black on the outside with a prominent white spot on it. The scientific name of tiger is ’Panthera Tigris ’. The origin of the Bengal Tiger is most likely Siberia. From there‚ they migrated down south as the climate became colder. The only place where you can find The Royal Bengal Tiger now is in the land of its natural heritage

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    Endangered pandas Report

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    Endangered Species Report The endangered animal I picked was the Ailuropoda melanoleuca. The common name is the Giant Panda. They are playful‚ poor breeders‚ and they are becoming extinct because of many things. The giant panda is a earthy animal and primarily spends its life roaming forests and eating bamboo. They climb trees and they also use trees or openings in rock for shelter. Giant pandas do not have permanent dens though. Because they do not have permanent dens

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    Based on the provided case study‚ “Stakeholder Management and the Endangered Wildlife Trust”‚ written by Gavin Price‚ I will address the following three questions: 1. What are the main issues of the case? 2. What should the CEO do and why? 3. What lessons have you learnt and how could they be used? Looking at the history of the organisation‚ it has come a long way since 1979 in developing its brand‚ reputation and presence in the market. However‚ with a number of factors outside their

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    Invasive Species

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    Invasive Species Benefits For centuries‚ invasive species have been recognized as a threat‚ torment‚ and even a nuisance to society. Invasive species are any species that is not native to a specific ecosystem (7). The majority of people believe that invasive species are harmful; causing economic damage‚ disrupting ecological food webs‚ and out competing native species for food and land. The benefits of invasive species are overlooked and tossed aside by many people. Invasive species have the ability

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    Amber Stout  Pd. 6    Invasive Species          Do you know how many invasive species there are in Hawaii? There are over  hundreds and they are disrupting and damaging our ecosystem costing us millions of  dollars to repair. Invasive species are a major threat to our environment and we need to  stop them before they take over. Here are a few Invasive species in Hawaii.         The Hypnea Musciformis (also know as Hookweed) is a reddish brown seaweed that  has large hooks at the end of its branches

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    Keystone Species

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    Keystone species are extremely important in ecosystems across the world. They help control things like population‚ abiotic and biotic life‚ and impacts on human life. Keystone species essentially control the functions of the environment they live in‚ and provide positive and negative effects. In class‚ we studied the effect that wolves had on the environment of Yellowstone National Park. Now‚ I introduce Grizzly Bears and Beavers as my two examples of a Keystone Species. Beavers completely change

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