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    Statement of Intent for Tourism and Recreation. I have always been fascinated by beauty and aesthetics in my immediate environment since childhood. I could remember vividly when I used to build caves and mountains with molded clays and cut woods and then have them decorated with flowers leaving my fellow teenagers and even adults perplexed by the beauty and aesthetic view of my works. As a teenager, I had several times, competed in a local aesthetics competition in which I always took the first…

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    Alcoholism In Schools

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    The process of children’s adaptations to such environmental factors may have the influence on their social, cognitive, affective, and behavioral domains. Children who have formed meanings and perceptions through the process of adaptations may develop negative self-perception including low self-esteem or resiliency. Many children experience bullying, rejection, peer pressure, and peer deviant…

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    services capes influence customer behaviors The physical environment that purchases occur influences the behavior of customers. Various psychological studies have shown that the environment in which interaction takes place influences the behavior of humans. As stated earlier, individuals can either show approach or avoidance behaviors. The approach behaviors include the desire to affiliate, explore, stay, and work. The negative behaviors, on the other hand, reflect the opposite. The customer…

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    The Everglades

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    Journalist, author, environmental activist, and founder of Friends of the Everglades, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, said in her book, The Everglades: River of Grass, “There are no other Everglades in the world. They are, they have always been, one of the unique regions of the earth; remote, never wholly known. Nothing anywhere else is like them…” (Douglas) The Everglades are located in the southern part of Florida. The Everglades National Park was established on December 6, 1947. The reason the park…

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    Aquatic macrophytes functions in several ways in the aquatic environment, they are critical to Niger Delta inland waters because they enhance the physical structure of the habitat which provides living space for small animals and play an important role in fisheries production. Macrophytes play a vital role in the aquatic environment and the lives of rural communities but unfortunately very little effort is being directed towards the conservation of these resources and these macrophytes can get…

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    Interspecific competition is the competition between two different species. Interspecific competition results from many species with similar niches and limited resources available. A niche is defined as an area that a species inhabits, the role or function of the species in the ecosystem and the species relationship with all is biotic and abiotic factors affecting it (Biology online dictionary, 2015).The limiting resources could be resources such as mates’ nutrients and space (M. Beals, L. Gross…

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    Briggsdale Undivided High School The Rustinian Red Bird The American Kestrel Netheniel Langdon Ecology 1022-1 Mr.Kopanke Friday, March 3rd 2017 The American Kestrel The american kestrel is a good looking bird with a few different color variation. This animal is biotic. It comes from the family of falcons. This is the smallest one of the species of falcons. They live in open country farmlands and wood edges. During the breeding season the kestrel may be limited to the…

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    According to Muir's essay humans abused the land causing it to decrease it's a diversity and ruin its original beauty Sustainability allows us to conserve our resources so the environment, economics, and, humans have the ability to flourish in the near future. Sustainability only uses processes that will benefit the environment, making it better to hold up in harsh conditions. We only have one Earth, so we must find a way to save it for future generations. The three pillars of sustainability is…

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    “Invasive species” refers to an ‘alien species’ whose introduction ‘does or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm, or harm to human health.’ Although this is a species that is not native to a particular ecosystem, it is important to realise that not all non-native species are invasive. A ‘native’ species is one which is found within a particular region. An invasive species has the potential to influence a wide range of areas, including; environmental, economic and social factors.…

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    Apparent solutions were proposed from various parties, since the time that awareness with regards to the fact that the society and the economy are subsets of the environment has been gained by the population as a whole (Uppiah 2014). Market-Based Environmentalism (MBE) focuses on achieving environmentally friendly results by allowing the market to operate freely in the identification and seek of sustainable strategies alternatively to depend on the government. Thus, organisations’…

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