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    Deforestation Newspaper Editorial Mr Todd, I thought that the United States loved their trees but it turns out that they don’t. I hope that everyone know that trees have a great impact on the world. They produce vital oxygen and provide homes for people and wildlife animals. Plus many of the world’s most threatened and endangered animals live in forests and 1.6 billion people rely on benefits forests like food, fresh water, clothing and shelter. Also if we don’t have any trees left then we will…

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    Persuasive Essay Zoos

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    Why zoos should be kept. Have you been to the zoo? Well if you haven't there are cute animals and you can learn a lot. Zoos should be kept because, They get more food than in the wild, They won’t become extinct, And other people can get a learning experience.The zoo debate is very important because it can save the extinction of animals. Animals will receive more food than in the wild, The passage (pro Kira Freed) says that animals get more food than in the wild,According to Jane Goodall…

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    Muir’s plea to save the Sequoia Forests is highlighted by his beliefs in the beauty and sanctity of these trees, the main purpose of this essay is to convince people that the safety of these forests is as important to the world as politics and wars are. Muir begins creating his argument by illustrating the importance of the Redwoods to the world and the immediate need for a change in the way we treat our forests.He states what we as people are often told, that the world is falling down a steep…

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    Abstract This research paper looks at the impact of the Asian Mongoose on the Hawaiian Islands, and how their existence has put the Hawaiian Islands in a cataclysmic downward spiral within some aspects of their ecosystem. The Asian mongoose has done more than just interfere with the biological stages of the islands it has also been a major hindrance to the economy. The introduction of the Asian mongoose to Hawaii could very well eliminate certain species of birds along the islands. The Asian…

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    Stewardship has value and significance to the present day. For many of the following reasons, this essay will address examples and evidence of the major importance of stewardship. Being stewards of creation is the role that God gave us to take responsibility and care for his creation and as well cultivate and appreciate our resources that we were given. The reasons that will be discussed in this paper will include examples of how we, in our everyday lives, can show stewardship and will…

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    Throughout the world, there are 230 accredited zoos and aquariums in nine different countries (Zoo and Aquarium Statistics, 2017). A safe assumption is that most people have been to a zoo at least once in their lifetime. With this being said, one of the trending topics in today’s world is if these zoos are helpful or harmful to animal’s well-being. One of the recent events that have occurred in sparking this debate happened in 2016 at the Cincinnati Zoo, where a three-year-old boy slipped…

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    The Endangered Species Act has been in law for about four decades and people gave mixed opinions about this. The Act included the right to take away land to persevere for animals use and that an animal cannot be excitant anymore. Palm Spring, California about thirty-one thousand acres of Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians were taken away to save the big horn sheep. The Tribe sued the government claiming,”An economic impact of hundreds of millions of dollars”. The Tribe was paining to make a…

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    How well does the Phillip island nature park fulfil its criteria for accreditation as an “Advanced Ecotourism” venue? Definition of topic: The Phillip Island Nature Park, which includes the Penguin Parade, the Koala Conservation Centre, Churchill Island, and the Nobbies Centre, states it has achieved the full criteria for being an Advanced Ecotourism venue. The Advanced Ecotourism certification is the highest level ecotourism a venue can earn. To achieve this, a venue must sustain the criteria:…

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    Madagascar Research Paper

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    Cultural Diversity and Developments Madagascar has a unique blend of customs and faiths from Southeast Asia, India, the Middle East, and Africa. It is one of the seventeen megadiverse countries in the world. Approximately 250,000 species are found in Madagascar. Over 65 percent of the species found on the island of Madagascar are not found anywhere else on earth such as elephant birds. (Dewar & Wright, 1993). Madagascar is also home to the third largest coral reef system in the world. Madagascar…

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    Benton Smith April 26th, 2018 PES 4520 Improving a Poor Lawn Soil Soil fertility is the foundation for healthy grass. Improving soil quality can be more challenging on an established lawn rather than growing a new one. The most important thing for soil is air and water and their ability to be absorbed by the roots. This helps nutrients to be absorbed also. A degraded soil typically loses its ability to supply food and habitation to living organisms, in it’s surrounding. Characteristics of a…

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