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    Conservation criminology is an interdisciplinary study of the exploitation of the environment we humans have, while thinking about the consequences our environmental exploitation has on society. The first example of conservation crimes is releasing chemicals or toxins in the environment like estrogen based-pharmaceuticals, antidepressants, and anticonvulsants in aquatic ecosystems. It might not be illegal in some cases, but it's a conservation crime because it affects the aquatic life which can have potential negative effects on us and the environment in the future. The illegal animal trade is a second conservation crime because endangered species are hunted and killed. For example, the black-market trade of species like killing Hawksbill sea…

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    need nature conservation. In the past 20 years, nature conservation has become a vital role to try and preserve the natural environment and save life on Earth as we know it. Nature conservation…

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    and a conservation officer. Two of these careers involve quantitative thinking and mathematical skills, while the third career involves enforcing laws and regulations and working outdoors. Due to my interest in working outdoors I have chosen conservation officer as the best career opportunity for me. The first job I researched is a cost estimator. I researched this job because it involves mathematical skills on a daily basis. I enjoy working with numbers and equations and overseeing operations…

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    BALANCING BIODIVERSITY IN CHANGING ENVIRONMENT: IMPORTANCE AND CONSERVATION Abstract: Biodiversity is the variety and variability of living organisms, including their species richness in an environment. It is a major component of environment and useful for all living organisms including man. Biodiversity plays important role in regulation of climate. Biodiversity is a major part of life-support system. It is particularly ecological, economic, spiritual, cultural, and aesthetic importance.…

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    Ecotourism And Tourism

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    Ecotourism is closely linked to the preservation and conservation of natural areas. This paper will look at two regions, the Annapurna Conservation Area (ACA) in Nepal and the Mkomazi National Park in Tanzania. The two regions have both implemented conservation initiatives, and have a strong relationship with tourism. This paper will examine community conservation in the ACA (ACA) that draws on Hulme and Murphree 's (1999) idea of “new conservation”, which involves “the merging of conservation…

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    “Hunters have historically been leading advocates in conservation, even though strategies for conservation advocacy in the past looked quite a bit different from today's green movements,” stated Nels Paulson, an author for Conservation and Society (Paulson). In similar words, there are many positive effects of hunting not only towards the people, but the environment too. Hunting is a very conservative sport that helps balance out the environment and provides a very quick and easy access to food.…

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    John Muir Nature Analysis

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    Although we are surrounded by nature, it is rarely spoken about in daily life. We often push talk of nature and environment aside oddly thinking that it doesn’t affect us. A family friend once made a remake addressing our newest pope's concern with the environment. The friend said, “I don’t get why this new pope is talking about the environment. I don’t want my pope talking about global warming he has other things he should be thinking about.” This comment spiraled into, for lack of a better…

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    different notions obtained by the U.S. government and the Gimi people of Papa New Guinea concerning space, reciprocity, lands, relationship to nature. For the Gimi, “land comes into being; it is produced but the physical, psychological, and material relations that people bring to it”, making it so that space is understood to be a process (West, 2006) whereas the conservationists, biologists and activists trying to conserve the environment in Papa New Guinea have differing definitions, thinking…

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    threats to the environment, the publishing of the book Silent Spring, the first Earth Day, and the formation of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). However, humanity's relationship and dependence on the earth for survival has existed since the beginning of time. Ancient civilizations, such as Rome, Babylon, and Greece, dealt with the problem of air pollution. “Excessive deforestation continued in England in the 1500s, forcing the English to switch to coal.” The United States dealt with…

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    rainforests in Central America and Brazil, leading to a devastating effect on the ecological environment (IUNC 2006). This example is a small glimpse into the larger picture of the anthropocentric control over the environment and the cleared land demonstrates the effect overconsumption can have on an environment as it would have led to the destruction of many wildlife. The IUNC (2006) states that the top 20% of the wealthiest countries consume a large amount of natural resources. This figure is…

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