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What are three approaches used to slow down the rate of extinction or to preserve biodiversity?
two of them could be sustainable use and biological augmentation
What land-use strategies were practiced by people in the north polar region?
The land-use strategies practiced by people in the north polar region, such as the Inuit and other indigenous communities, have historically focused on hunting, fishing, and gathering food resources from the surrounding environment. This includes hunting marine mammals like seals, whales, and polar bears, as well as fishing for fish and gathering plants and berries. These strategies are adapted to the extreme climate and ecology of the region, allowing sustainable use of available resources.
How do ecologists use modeling?
Ecologists are concerned with the use of mathematical models and systems analysis for the description of ecological processes and for the sustainable management of resources!
What strategies a teacher can use to multicultural education issues among learners?
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What is anaerobic thermal degradation of wood is termed as?
Siemens: world technology leader in efficient & sustainable energy use.
What principles did Gifford Pinchot use to manage America's renewable forest resources?
sustainable yield and multiple use
How can protecting forests ensure sustainable use of water?
When water runs through a clean forest, it can purify the water.
How can Brazil achieve goals of preserving their resources and have sufficient resources for use?
Through the following strategies : National policy environment Environmental Programs for the Legal Amazon Water policy Policy of preservation, conservation and sustainable use of ecosystems, biodiversity and forests Policies for integration of environment and production Strategies for improving environmental quality and sustainable use of natural resources Ecological-economic zoning
How can protecting forests ensure sustainable use of water resources?
When water runs through a clean forest, it can purify the water.
How can protecting forests ensure sustainable use water resources?
When water runs through a clean forest, it can purify the water.
What does sustainable use of the forest mean?
it means you only take what can be replaced so that whats left for your children is still the same forest.
What is sustainable of resources?
The sustainable use of resources is when a resource can be maintained for uses indefinitely. ex: A sustainable forest is one where trees can be harvested after a given number of years at which point other trees can be planted and harvested after the same amount of years and this process can continue.
What are the characteristics of certified forests?
Follow resource management strategies;Fairly distribute the benefits gained from forest use (to local populations);Protect the forest ecosystem.
Three clean up strategies that could be use in a oil spill along a beach?
The three top strategies would be: * Do it quickly * Do it well and * Finish the job
What market-coverage strategies are used?
Marketing managers use three basic market-coverage strategies: undifferentiated, differentiated, and concentrated
Is all logging illegal?
No, There are some forestry practices where trees are replanted and grown for commercial use. This sort of sustainable husbandry of the forest is not morally illegal.
What Regions of the World use sustainable forestry?
In the Pacific Northwest region of the US, most timber companies are practicing the best sustainable forestry they know how. While it's still not totally sustainable due to the use of fossil fuels, the forest crops they produce are very sustainable. In fact, today's non-protected forestlands are in better shape than they've been since the white man first came to this region.
