Threatening species/ impact
Fixing the problem
Legal Aspects
Defintions
Other
100

What are some trends in wildlife causing species to be threatened?

Over fishing, hunting, poaching, coastal development, plastic and other debris, ocean pollution, tearing down environments

100

What was done to clean up and ensure the long-term viability of spaces, species, and ecosystems in the ocean?

The ocean clean-up is a big project to help take plastics and pollutants out of the ocean. As well, recycling has helped save the ocean.
100

has there been any court cases due to the ocean pollutants?

Yes, many companies and or countries have gotten in trouble for the amount and ways they dispose of waste

100

what is preservation?

saving something or preserving something

100

whats the ecosystem management approach?

it helps with these issues: Ecological concerns including loss of biological diversity, invasion by exotic species, fragmentation of habitat and landscapes, and decline of key ecosystem processes.

200

What is the environmental impact of of pollution and coastal development?

Pollution and coastal development is causing the ocean for become toxic for some of it's animals causing them to die off and changing the food chain, as well, pollution ruins the air and causes animals and plants to die. 

200

what is wildlife management? 

Wildlife management attempts to balance the needs of wildlife with the needs of people using the best available science. Wildlife management can include game keeping, wildlife conservation and pest control.

200

Were there fines and or charges?

Yes

200

what is conservation?

protection or restoration of something

200

whats the problem with the ecosystem management approach?

the environment has it's own way of saving itself, but since humans have been destroying and trying to save it themselves, the environment begins to lose its own self management abilities.

300

What species of animals are affected by pollution

All of them in different ways

300

why is it important to monitor all spaces and species not just those that are endangered?

because if we only monitor those that are endangered, the ones that aren't will become endangered too

300

what is legislation in the context of wildlife?

this refers to wildlife officers and areas monitored by the government to do with saving certain areas

300

what's the difference between preservation and conservation?

how the act of protection is carried out, is the difference. normally, conservation consists of natural items whereas preservation refers to human made items.

400

Are vegetation and water affected by pollutions

Yes

400

What does it mean to preserve and re-establish a threatened or endangered species or space?

it means to save species and help bring them back into the environment before they go extinct

400

what is no legislation?

this means areas that have no regulations or laws in place to preserve or save the environment.

400

what is natural deficit disorder? 

Nature-deficit disorder is the idea that human beings, especially children, are spending less time outdoors, and the belief that this change results in a wide range of behavioral problems.

400

name a few of the most polluted countries

china, saudi arabia, pakistan, egypt, bangledesh, qatar, afghanistan

500

How is vegetation and water affected? 

Vegetation cannot continue to grow because of the pollution and water is polluted causing the animals who live in it to die as well.

500

what are some examples preservation or conservation? 

land trusts protecting forests, saving old buildings, minimizing electricity etc

500

what's the difference between legislation and no legislation?

legislation means there is rules and regulations in place whereas no legislation theres no rules 

500

what does endangerment mean? 

 seriously at risk of extinction

500

what is the leading cause to pollution? 

burning of fossil fuels

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