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Types of Forest in the Philippines |
Mangroves Forest Beach Forest Molave Forest Dipterocarp forest Pine Forest Mossy forest |
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Derived from the word "FORIS" means |
Outside |
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One of the most important natural resources of the earth. |
Forest |
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Can float in sea water |
Mangroves Forest |
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Type of forest is tidal and can be found along the clayed seashore. |
Mangroves Forest |
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Found along the best |
Beach Forest |
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With a crooked trunk |
Molave Forest |
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It reaches heights of up to 82 to 89 feet |
Molave Forest |
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From the Coastal Flats going up to approximately 800 meters in the altitude |
Dipterocarp Forest |
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Developed in high plateau regions. |
Pine Forest |
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Found along the mountainous area |
Mossy Forest |
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Refers to undomesticated animal species |
Wildlife |
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Whose population is at risk of extinction. |
Threatened Species |
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Refers to a species or subspecies, wild in the immediate future. |
Critically endangered species |
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Species, which are in danger of extinction |
Endangered Species |
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Under threat from adverse factors |
Vulnerable Species |
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These are the species with the small population. |
Rare species |
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5 living things (Abiotic component) |
Lumber Paper Distillation Method Other Products In addition |
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Raw lumber has been one of Philippines major exports. |
Lumber |
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Examples of these are wood, alcohol, acetic acid,... |
Distillation product |
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Is the plant life accruing in a particular or time |
Flora |
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Is all the animal life of any particular region or time. |
Fauna |
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Nonliving Things (Abiotic Component)
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Regulation of global climate and temperatures Reduction in Global warming Production of oxygen Conservative of soil Importance in a fertility of soil Control of water flow Habitats to wildlife Absorption of Air pollution |
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Between 1990 and 2005 philippines lost how many % |
32.3% |
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Forest cover or around how many hectares |
3,412,00 hectares |
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Natural or Juridical |
Presidential degree 54, penalties for illegal logging |
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An act regulating the ownership, possession, sale.. |
RA. # 9175 |
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An act to discourage of forest |
RA. # 3701 |
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NIPAS also known as? |
National integrated Protected Areas System |
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Importance of the forest. |
They help us breath They fight flooding They are more than just trees Habitat of people They keep us cool They keep the earth cool They make it rain They block wind They feed us They heal us They provide job and incomes |
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Tl2 principles of agenda 21 |
To combat environmental damage Every local government should raw its own local agenda 21 |
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In 1950 there were only _____% of remaing Foret? |
5.6 hectares (19%) |
