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    Crater Lake

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    United States. It occupies 183‚224 acres as a national park the lake itself covers a 21 square mile area and is 594 meters deep. It has wide marine flora and fauna diversity. Around the lake unusual plant species are also found such as botrychium pumicola‚ mosses‚ western anemones‚ dozen types of cone bearing species of trees‚ shrubs like mountain ash and others. There are many types of different vegetation as you walk around Carter Lake National Park. There are various processes that you can notice

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    2006‚ from http://epw.senate.gov/repwhitepapers/HOT%20AND%20COLD%20MEDIA%20SPIN%20CYCLE.pdf ISMA (n.d.) Snowmobile facts: sound‚ retrieved December 3‚ 2006‚ from http://www.snowmobile.org/facts_sound.asp National Parks Service (2000) Air Quality concerns with snowmobile usage in national parks‚ Retrieved December 3‚ 2006‚ from http://www2.nature.nps.gov/air/Pubs/pdf/yell/Snowmobile_Report.pdf Wikipedia (n.d.) Two–stroke cycle‚ Retrieved December 3‚ 2006‚ from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-stroke_cycle#Power_Valve_Systems

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    Abbey believes industrial tourism is becoming a bigger problem to all national parks. In abbey’s opinion he thinks motor vehicles should be prohibited on the grounds of any national monument. “ we have agreed not to drive our automobiles into cathedrals‚ to concert halls‚ art museums…we should treat our national parks with the same deference‚ for they‚ too‚ are holy places” (pg. 65). Abbey believes that the only way to truly experience the beauty

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    Rhinoceros Poaching

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    RHINOCEROS POACHING Poaching Despite of the protective measure‚ prosecution of this animal continues with the exceptionally high and illegal price on the rhino horn in clandestine market. In Kaziranga National Park‚ 69 rhinos were poached during the period of 1988 to 1991 (Bhattacharya 1993). In Nepal‚ data shows that intensity of rhino poaching is depend on the action taken by the management authority. During 1976 to 1983 poaching was completely stopped due to the Army involvement in the conservation

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    regulation ties in with preservation. Some national parks use natural regulation to encourage the natural cycle of the forest’s ecosystem with minimal human interference. For example‚ since 1968‚ the Yellowstone National Park uses natural regulation to stimulate the ecosystem (Northern Range Controversy‚ 2002). Some people speculate over the efficacy of natural regulation on the

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    Reintroduction of Wolves

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    overall unsustainably in all of Yellowstone National Park. It wasn’t until mid-1990’s U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) with the help of scientists and biologists‚ advocated for a wolf reintroduction program within the Endangered Species Act. This was the first step to successfully begin the rebalancing the ecosystem by bringing back the wolves in Yellowstone National Park. (Region) This was a wildly controversial idea to the surrounding neighbors of the park‚ being the second main concern to the issue

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    are. This is because they are dangerous predators that can’t be controlled‚ they are not the native grey wolves and they are causing the elk population to plummet and disappear slowly. Grey wolves should not be reintroduced to the Yellowstone National Park because they are dangerous predators that can’t be tamed. Have you ever heard of a friendly grey wolf? No‚ me either. Wolves are very dangerous animals that could attack the visiting tourist or campers and cause fatal or severe harm to an individual

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    A Food Web Diagram Name BIO/101 Date Dr. Doreen Sterling The Everglades: A Food Web Diagram The Everglades is a two million acre wetland ecosystem. The Everglades reaches from central Florida‚ near Orlando‚ all the way south to Florida Bay (National Wildlife Federation‚ 1996-2013). During the wet season‚ Lake Okeechobee overflows‚ releasing water into a slow moving‚ shallow river. The river is mostly saw-grass marsh. The Everglades is an ecosystem that hosts a large diversity of habitats connected

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    Serengeti

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    Table of Contents CHAPTER 1 The website The website that I have chosen is called: go2africa.com (Africa Safari Travel) and this is the address http://www.go2africa.com/tanzania/serengeti-national-park/african-safari-guide/flights. Figure 1.0 When someone logs into the website they can get to see Travel Deals‚ Accomodation‚ Tours‚ Travel Guide & Tips‚ Flights and Wildlife Guide as seen on figure 1.0. Serengeti is one of the unique locations in this website‚ This websites offers a product

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    Everglades Research Paper

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    The River of Grass and Its Hopes of Survival The Everglades is a National Park in south Florida that is a 1.5 million acre preserve for all kinds of life. Also‚ known as the river of grass‚ this sawgrass filled river is home to many different animal species. However‚ with all the life in the Everglades‚ there are a great number of factors contributing to the onslaught of the Everglades. The Everglades and its flora and fauna are suffering and need to be restored before they are destroyed. For starters

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