Mountain gorillas - Jade
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Deforestation threatens mountain gorillas in three key ways: 1) It reduces their habitat as forests are cleared for agriculture, mining, and logging. 2) It brings humans into closer contact with gorillas, increasing the risk of disease transmission. 3) It makes gorillas more accessible to poachers by removing forest cover that previously protected gorillas. Deforestation is the underlying driver that exacerbates threats from disease and poaching to these endangered great apes.
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Loss of biodiversity
loss of biodiversity is the most important in biodiversity and conservation.it is useful to reduce the activities which are responsible for extinction and endangering of living organisms.
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Daintree rainforestabiodiverseareaunderthreat
Here are the key points I would make in managing the Daintree Rainforest area in a sustainable way:
- Strict limits must be placed on further development and population growth to protect the biodiversity and ecosystems of the rainforest. Its conservation must be the top priority.
- Tourism can continue but must be carefully regulated to minimize environmental impacts. Visitor numbers may need to be capped and more activities redirected away from sensitive areas.
- Education of locals and tourists about the uniqueness and fragility of the rainforest is important to gain support for conservation. Proper waste disposal and respect for the environment should be encouraged.
- The livelihoods of indigenous groups and local communities depend on sustainably managing the forest's resources.
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Definition of Species Extinction
Type of Extinction
Factor of Extinction
List of Extinct Animal
Solution
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Presentation wildlife conservation
The process of Wildlife Conservation has been discussed
What is wildlife ?
Why is it depleting?
What are the effects of wildlife depletion ?
Why do we need to save it ?
And last but not the least
How can we save it ?
"Ways to conserve Wildlife"
Threats to biodiversity
threats to biodiversity, status of terrestrial ecoregions and species under threat in india,addressing the threats.
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Mountain gorillas - Jade
- 1. The Effects Of Deforestation On Mountain Gorillas By: Jade Howgate
- 2. Overview โข What is deforestation? โข Trees and Statistics โข Mountain gorilla โข Effects of deforestation and habitat loss โข Threats to Mountain Gorillas
- 3. Deforestation And Forests โข Covering the earth โข Remaining forests โข Amazon rainforest โข Animal and plant species
- 4. Trees absorb pollutants like carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and carbon dioxide. Trees remove this air pollution by lowering air temperature through respiration and by retaining particles.
- 5. Approximately 14 000 trees are cut down every minute 214 000 every day 2.4 acres every second 3-6 000 000 000 per year.
- 6. Mountain Gorilla โข The Mountain Gorilla is mostly a herbivore. Their diet consists of leaves, shoots and stems. This makes up 85.8% of their diet. Adult males can eat up to 34kgs of vegetation per day and females can eat up to 18ks.
- 7. Mountain Gorillas Mountain Gorillas are one of the many animals effected by deforestation. The Mountain Gorilla inhabits mostly the Virunga Mountains and Virunga National Park. Mountain Gorillas were discovered in the Virunga Mountains on the 17th of October 1902 by a German explorer named Robert Van Beringe.
- 8. โข Habitat loss and its effect on Mountain Gorillas โข Clearing for agricultural means Deforestation in and other reasons. the amazon
- 9. โข Other issues โข Disease โข Civil unrest โข Poaching
- 10. Disease โข Ebola Haemorrhagic Fever โข Transmission
- 11. Civil unrest ๏ถ War in Rwanda in the early 1990โs. ๏ถ Because of this, Virunga National Park is listed in the World Heritage Danger List.
- 12. Poaching โข Why are they are killed?
- 13. Summary In summary, my research project highlights threats to Mountain Gorillas. The threats from disease and poaching I believe have a direct link back to deforestation. Deforestation for logging, mining or agriculture has reduced Gorilla habitat, plus it has bought humans into gorilla territory, to transfer disease and to have easier access for poaching.