Describe the effect agriculture has on wildlife.

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A: Plants and animals display interaction with each other. Plants are autotrophs in nature, animals and…

Q: State some measures to control green house effect.

A: Green house effect is a process when the gases in the atmosphere absorbs the radiation from the…

Q: write about impact of global warming on earth

A: Due to pollution , deforestation , illegal human activities , excessive release of green house gases…

Q: Give example of an animal that can be multiplied by aquaculture?

A: 1. It involves production of all types of aquatic organisms in water bodies. 2. There is small…

Q: Take bulleted notes over Renewable and non renewable resources

A: The variety of substance that man gets from earth and nature to meet his basic needs are called…

Q: Using the ecosystem perspective theory, show the Kirimli family’s transaction with its environment.

A: Ecosystem perspective theory is used in the professions of family therapy,social work,and psychology…

Q: What have been the results of Improved agrlcultural practicesa increased productivity decreased crop…

A: The basic agricultural practices include soil preparation, sowing, maturing, irrigation, weeding,…

Q: Explain why a grass species might disappear when a meat-eating species is removed from a community.

A: If meat eating species like tigers, lions those eats on herbivores  are removed from a community…

Q: What effects that domestic cattle grazing have on vegetation

A: Fire and grazing were important disturbances in the evolution of North American grasslands, and it…

Q: Individuals help sustain biodiversity by _________ .a. reducing consumption c. recycling materialsb.…

A: Biodiversity is the organic assortment and inconstancy of life on Earth. Biodiversity is a…

Q: Compare and contrast the major methods of timberharvesting.

A: The practise of gathering a mature crop from the fields is known as harvesting. Reaping is the…

Q: Analyze the desertification through agriculture based on the fundamentals of environmental science.

A: Desertification is a kind of phenomenon in which a dry areas eventually becomes completely arid as…

Q: describes the positive benefits that wildlife or ecosystems provide to people.  A. Biodiversity  B.…

A: Ecosystems are the systems that exists in nature to provide some beneficial aspects or some harmful…

Q: Discuss forest management in relation to fire, pests, and climate change, and evaluate sustainable…

A: Forest management is a branch of forestry concerned with overall management of the forests which…

Q: Are humans a land-sharer Or land-sparer? Why?

A: Land-sharing systems and Land-sparing systems are two contrasting approaches to sustainable living.

Q: Explain how building roads into previously inaccessible forests can harm the forests. Distinguish…

A: Forests are the natural resources that play a number of roles in maintaining life on the earth.

Q: which factor most directly limits the variety of herbivores living in an area

A: Herbivores are the organism that are mainly dependent on the green leafy plant material for their…

Q: a. Summarize the factors that are causing lower numbers of caribou in herds in Alaska b. what impact…

A: An ecosystem is a natural community of living beings that deals with the external environment and…

Q: Compare subsistence farming system to commercial farming system.

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Q: Give an example of people's participation in the management of forests.

A: Earth is the only planet that has life on it. On this planet humans and environment have coexisted…

Q: Compare and contrast subsistence agriculture and industrialized agricultural

A: Agriculture can be defined as a practice of growing crops and certain plants; for the production of…

Q: Analyze the trend toward fewer workers in production agriculture.

A: The proportion of workers in agriculture is a sector has declined and it's being tread since the…

Q: Describe how wildlife managers determine whether an environment is suitable for different wildlife…

A: Wildlife habitat are the spaces distributed horizontally and vertically across a given landscape,…

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A: Farming is the act or process of working the ground, planting seeds, and growing edible plants.

Q: What factors influence a farmer during the adoption of agricultural innovations. explain briefly.

A: Agricultural practices or Modern technologies that are used by the farmers or cultivators for…

Q: For what the forest resources are made available?

A: A resource is a substance or object in the environment that is required by an organism for its…

Q: Explain how some wildlife can become pests.

A: Pests in simple terms refer to any plant or animal that is harmful to humans or to the things…

Q: Analyze the concept of sustainable agriculture.

A: Agriculture is the science of farming that includes crop cultivation or cultivation of plants for…

Q: Make a prediction of how a population of animals behave if the population exceeds the carrying…

A: Introduction Carrying Capacity:- It can be defined as a species' average population size in a…

Q: Compare and contrast subsistence agriculture and industrialized agriculture.

A: Agriculture , also known as farming was discovered by humans. It is the process of  growing plants…

Q: That effect might selective breeding of plants and limals have on the size of Earth's human…

A: Natural selection is a driving force for evolution.

Q: a. Summarize the factors that are causing lower numbers of caribou in herds in Alaska

A: In Alaska, caribou are divided into thirty-two populations. A herd's calving region is distinct from…

Q: Identify two things that could limit the population of rabbits in a forest.

A: Introduction : The number of individuals of a certain species living in a given area is referred to…

Q: Describe and explain at least one animal adaptation to desert life.

A: The term adaptation is referred to as the physical and behavioural change in an organism concerning…

Q: In which nations is grazing land being used sustainably? In which nations is forest land being used…

A: The long-term availability of a raw material that is either renewable or nonrenewable is referred to…

Q: Define some strategies to increase the

A: Applied biology is the application of the knowledge, which is gained in biology. It is the field of…

Q: To reduce the risk of flooding, it is important to constructing dams and levees remove coastal…

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Q: Discuss of positive and negative the theme "Life on land".

A: "Life on land" is the concept that proves our existence for today.Life on earth existed 20 billion…

Q: Create their own food Group the labels according to the niche they describe. Eat organisms Use…

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Q: Emphasize the importance of trees in agricultural productivity

A: Agriculture: It is the science and art of cultivating plants and livestock. It is the practice of…

Q: analyze the factors that allowed the development of the world’s most efficient system of…

A: Agriculture was a significant factor in the rise of sedentary human civilization, as it enabled…

Q: Explain why reintroducing wolves changed the ecosystem of the park

A: Ecosystem is defined as complex interaction between biotic and abiotic components of the…