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Bear Management in Montana Forests Those who live in Montana coexist with a vast array of wildlife. One of the most spectacular and intimidating species that can be encountered is the North American Black and Grizzly Bear. Not only are they a species that can be appreciated for their powerful beauty, but they contribute much to the ecosystem as well. Some of their ecological roles include being seed dispensers and nutrient providers ("Black Bear Biology," 2016.) The berries the bears’ consume…

Timothy Treadwell Wasn’t a Hero He Was a Preventable Tragedy Grizzly Bears are ferocious, furry creatures that may appear to be soft and cuddly but come armed with sharp claws, and huge teeth. The males can weigh up to 600 pounds and the females can weigh up to 440 pounds. Every year in North America alone there are at least three fatalities of humans who are mauled by bears. According to Boy Scouts of America the best advice to prevent attacks from Grizzly Bears is to avoid them all…

large source of these gains, those derived from ecotourism and recreation are exceedingly more prominent. Regardless of the type of recreational activity, costs are often associated. The money visitors spend on entry, permits, licensing, lodging, campsites, fuel, food, and gear, all trickles back into the economy. Simply put, revenue obtained from recreational use has become an important staple for income and stability. However, with the increase in recognition of protected areas, along with the…

I. Introduction I chose to research the reason behind concentration camps and what Jews experienced while being put into the camps. Concentration camps have always been a learning topic during the time of the Holocaust. I find it intriguing to learn about the hard labor they were forced to go through and how they had to leave everything behind. The popular belief was that the Jews in these camps were guilty of crime which turned out to be false. Many were innocent and brought into these camps…

This section examines food storage practices to understand further the conservation phase (K-strategy) of the Denesųłiné adaptive cycle. Out of respect for the animals caribou meat is not wasted. Denesųłiné cache caribou meat. This stores meat for future use. It also ensures that all killed caribou are used. Caches prevent scavengers from eating the meat. For highly mobile Denesųłiné, static food storage is slightly aberrant. As shown in Chapter 5, the production of mobile dry meat and pemmican…

Leave no Trace and Conscious Impact Living are two programs that enable us to enjoy outdoors and also be environment-friendly. During the 1970s, Leave no Trace was founded by the U.S. Forest Service and Conscious Impact Living was developed by Kroka educators in Vermont. Leave no Trace is a non-profit educational program having seven principles for people who enjoy the outdoors, such as wilderness areas, city parks, and any recreational places. Each principle of Leave no Trace would be explained…

I have done plenty of challenging things in my life, but a few of those things were harder than others. Like a thirty mile hike. Right now you probably think I’m crazy for hiking up mountains for thirty miles! But I will never forget the experience of the beauty of the Sawtooth mountains and spending time with my grandpa. Also, I will never forget the massiveness of the three ridges we had to climb up. That was definitely not my favorite part of the hike. The hike started out at a lake called…

be killed, including the family of the Bielski brothers, the intention of the fight was not for claiming revenge by killing Germans, but rather saving Jews who had faced similar struggles during the Holocaust. The otriad was forced to move their campsites many times throughout the war, and often had to take extreme measures to ensure their survival. Nonetheless, the group operated for many years, and was able to save hundreds of Jews from imminent execution at the hands of concentration camps or…

Since the spy is riding at night and near a picket fence of Confederate guards, there is a risk of him being shot on sight. When he is received by the sergeant, he is placed under guard and escorted to Longstreet’s headquarters. Other Confederates, like Sorrel, do not approve of the use of spies. The spy is first met by Longstreet, and it’s evident that Longstreet becomes hesitant to believe his story. As the spy explains more of the Union army and its position, Longstreet asks him what he…

to build fire Fire consuming species In the story “To Build a Fire” by Jack London he begins his fictional character in harsh elements of the winter cold. In these elements, the man is isolated from anyone. The man is attempting to reach a campsite miles away by a certain time. The cold condition causes spit to freeze before hitting the ground. None of the facts of nature seemed to worry the man. The man traveled with a dog companion (husky native to Alaska) with the following items; a…