GEOGRAPHY IGCSE: MANGROVE SWAMPS HABITAT. It contains: what are the mangroves, water salinity, mangrove swamps locations, environment benefits, why mangroves are good for us, social benefits of the mangroves, mangroves at risk, strategies to protect mangroves, mangroves in New Zealand.
GEOGRAPHY IGCSE: MANGROVE SWAMPS HABITAT. It contains: what are the mangroves, water salinity, mangrove swamps locations, environment benefits, why mangroves are good for us, social benefits of the mangroves, mangroves at risk, strategies to protect mangroves, mangroves in New Zealand.
ean-Michel Cousteau’s Ambassadors of the Environment introduces guests to the natural wonders and rich cultural traditions of Puerto Rico. Designed for adults, families, and children, participants in Ambassadors of the Environment can discover Puerto Rico's natural wonders both on land and sea, including coral reefs, a diversity of birds, wetlands, and traditional Taino culture through exciting and memorable adventures and activities, such as snorkeling, kayaking, kite boarding, hiking and exploring an archaeological site directly on property. Also featured in the program is the historic Rockefeller Trail originally conceived by Laurance Rockefeller in the 1950s to create a walkable, open-air sanctuary through the resort's surroundings.
The Ambassadors of the Environment program at The Ritz-Carlton Maldives, Fari Islands is available to resort guests. Created to carry on his family’s tradition of ocean conservation and education, Jean-Michel Cousteau’s Ambassadors of the Environment inspires guests to connect with the world around them in hopes that they will work towards preserving it for future generations. The program highlights the Maldives' rich native culture and unique ecosystem through immersive experiences designed for children, adults and families.
The demand of seaweeds nowadays have been increasing. In order to supply the needs, background on seaweeds culture is very important. We must know how to culture seaweeds, handle it with care, the methods to be used, and the environmental factors that may affect the growth of seaweeds.
This is the information about the Bali Ocean Ecosystem and some problems and human actions that affect this ecosystem. There is also some possible actions to solve the problems
The Ambassadors of the Environment program at The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua is available to hotel guests as well as the surrounding community. Located on the northwest coast of the beautiful island of Maui, the second youngest island in the Hawaiian archipelago, this site is ideal for exploring the natural wonders of Hawaii’s coral reefs, tide pools, marine mammals, coastal bluffs, and rainforests.
What makes the environment of Western Australia Unique.
See link below for lesson plan.
http://www.thehotrock.org.au/hotrockcatalogue/society--environment/year-10/the-story-of-your-place-.aspx
it is a presentation containing all of the problems well known such as global warming, ozone layer depletion, air pollution and many more. see to find out more....
THE LIVING ORGANISMS — CHARACTERISTICS AND HABITATS TERRESTRIAL HABITAT CLASS...BIOLOGY TEACHER
Introduction: Different regions in the world have various types of living creatures called organisms. An organism is simply defined as any living thing, ranging from microscopic bacteria to large elephants and everything in between.
2. THIS IS THE PLAN OF THE ENTIRE JOURNEY.
FIRST, WE WAIT FOR EVERYONE TO GATHER AND THEN TAKE OFF AT
ABOUT 7PM.
AFTER THAT WE’LL MOVE ON TO RIVERSTONE ECO RESORT.
THERE, WE WILL SPEND TWO DAYS AND ONE NIGHT TO RESEARCH
NATURE. AFTER THEN, WE WILL RETURN BACK TO TAYLOR’S
UNIVERSITY.
3. The Eco Resort
Operation started in
2002. The main
objective of this eco
resort is to increase
the awareness in
conserving ecology.
The resort offers all
kind of
recreation, team
building and
motivation.
4. Besides that, the
eco resort also
function as a place
for events such as
dinner
party, wedding
anniversary, reunio
n and so forth.
There are no
reason to say „no‟
to this place with its
delicious eels and
fresh vegetables as
their main dish
6. What about our site?
One of the most significant part of our site is obviously the river. The
river is clear and fresh. I tasted the water. There are no odd chlorine
taste in the water like in urban cities.
The river current
are pretty slow but
enough to make us
have trouble
balancing
ourselves. The
sand are rough and
painful to step on.
Every moment we
sink our foot into
the river we can
feel thousands of
rock grains
stabbing our feet.
7. Studying sand textures and feel it
Clarity of water and refraction of
sunlight in water makes a beautiful
effect of water.
10. THE SAND
The sand is was different than the soil. It is very smooth and it doesn‟t hurt my
naked feet at all. Even though it is smooth, it is impossible to sink our feet into
the ground even if we tried our hardest. I tasted the sand. In comparison with
soil, the sand here tastes salty. Somewhat taste like the smell of river. I suppose
this is the source of nutrients for the small plants around.
14. OCHANOSTACHYS AMENTACEA
Also known as Petaling Tree in
Malaysia. One of the most
significant estate in Malaysia was
named after Ochanostachys
Amentacea was named Petaling
Jaya in Selangor. The tree could be
found in Southeast Asia such as
Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore or
Indonesia.
15. CHARACTERISTICS
The tree have an altitude of approximately 60
feet tall. The branch begins to spread only at
approximately 40-50 meters. Below that level
are straight strong barks filled with moss onto
it. Ochanostachy Amentacea‟s category
among types of root was flat roots. Little
parts of the roots were shown on the surface
of the Earth yet underneath the soil, it
expands more than 5 meter-long roots.
16. HUMAN USES
Since the 13th century, the Malays have make
use of the so-called Petaling vastly. It‟s seeds is
edible when cooked. The seeds could be eaten
alone or mixed with the main dish. It‟s leaves
and roots can be used to cure Rheumatics
fever.
In the early Malay Kingdom, it‟s bark could be
used as military weapons such as spears or
fortress. The Malays also used it‟s bark as a
building material for houses.
Presently, Malaysian uses it‟s bark as house
posts, building material, tools and certain
furniture. It‟s bark is not suitable for all types of
furniture such as sofas because of the fact that
its bark is not flexible like rubber tree or
19. CHARACTERISTIC
Catfish are not a species but a diverse group
of ray-finned fish known as Siluriformes.
Catfishes are under the division of two types;
freshwater and Sea catfishes.
Catfishes varies from large to small. They are
known as catfish because of their barbels
that looks like cat‟s whiskers.
20. FURTHER USES OF CATFISH
According to food science, catfish
is low in Sodium. This is a good
sign for those who suffer overdose
of sodium (effect includes
dizziness, muscle
cramp, neurological problem).
Also, catfish are rich in protein
that is required for growth and cell
replacement.
Catfish, during the early Malayan
times, is one of another important
factor in the economical growth in
Malaya. The
British, Chinese, Portugese and
21. COMPETITION? JUST BECAUSE IT’S BIG?!
THIS IS NOT A LARGE CATFISH…IT‟S A KITTY SHARK.
CATFISH IS A FISH AND KITTY SHARK IS A MAMMAL.
In the modern 20th
century, human have
used catfish as not only
dish to increase the
country‟s income. Some
countries used “bounty-
hunted” large catfishes
in the form of
competition such as
Southern Illinois Bank.
This attracts a lot of
tourist or professional
fisherman from other
countries to be
interested in such
22. FINALLY, POLLUTION.
I just wanted to say is that, there is no need to have an
organization to protect the forest from pollution if
everyone do their part well. Ecosystem can be affected
with just these rubbish lying around the corner.
23. Imagine this
Certain type of trash takes million of years to
decompose. A billion of trash that takes a million of
years to decompose are already buried under the soil
where no man can see.
Imagine a tree in a limited area requires
approximately 50 gallon or 189270ml to be healthy.
With a billion number of trash buried under the soil
means approximately 70% of the soil was poisoned
when soaked in water and when slightly decomposed
AND the tree cannot absorb 50% of it‟s supposed
value of water.
HOW CAN THAT TREE SURVIVE HEALTHILY?
24. The answer was simple
Be smaller
BE LESS
DEMANDING
In the end how does this affect us?
Our production and development gets smaller from
years to years.
25. Therefore it is important to love our nature
and protect the ecology in Earth for the sake of
the development of our country and for the sake
of our future generation.
