Tools for Managing Resources
Caribbean Natural Resources
Indigenous people
Impact of Natural Resource Use
Environmental And Conservation Law
100

This is the type of conservation action that takes place at the organisms habitat.

In-situ conservation

100

A raw material extracted in Trinidad as a main contributer to the GDP is 

Natural Gas / Oil

100

This method of preparing land for crops involved burning vegetation and leaving to fallow

Slash and Burn

100

Introduced alien species that out compete local species resulting in species depletion are called:

Invasive species

100

Which Convention is concerned with Wetlands of International Importance?

Ramsar Convention

200

this involves processing waste materials into new usable materials

Recycling

200

This is a major mineral resource of Jamaica used for producing steel

Bauxite

200

People who move around to get food, shelter and basic necessities from the land are called

Nomadic

200

This is the disappearance of species from all or part of its range as a result of mismanagement and anthropological activities.

species depletion

200

Which Convention is concerned with International Trade (export and import) of endangered species

CITES

(1973 Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora)

300

Using a similar product with a smaller ecological footprint instead of a traditional product is called

Substitution

300

This consumable resource is a major source of protein in the Caribbean

Fish

300

This indigenous practice involves growing tow crops on the same land.

inter-cropping

300

This occurs when habitats are reduced to small portions or intersected by other land uses

Habitat fragmentation

300

Which UN convention aims to mitigate the effect of drought?

1994 United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification

(UNCCD)

400

MSY, a tool for managing renewable resources stands for:

Maximum sustainable yield

400

Limestone is a major resource of this Caribbean island:

Barbados
400

The first settlers of the Caribbean included the Aarawak, Carib and 

Ciboney

400

This refers to when an area becomes impacted by introduced contaminants

Pollution

400

Which is the Caribbeans main agreement to sustainable development and conservation of the  marine environment

The 1983 Cartagena Convention

SPAW protocol

500

Villagers who decide to providing turtle tours instead of harvesting turtle meat are practicing:

Community based management

500

This non consumptive use of reefs, beaches and scenic forests provides income for the country and jobs for individuals

Tourism

500

These descendents from the West African slaves who escaped into forests of Surinam and Jamaica are called:

Maroons

500

Improper hydrocarbon extraction and transport can lead to these marine disasters affecting ecology and economy 

Oillspills

500

Which treaty's objective is to 'stabalise greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a safe level'?

1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

1997 Kyoto Protocol

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