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    Ethical Dilemmas Of Cloning Research Paper

    species like the passenger pigeons may each mosquito’s and insects, which will help to assist with the over population of mosquito’s. Two very popular extinct species that are in the process of cloning include the passenger pigeon and the Tasmanian tiger. Another example, can be it is immoral based on the evidence from Natural Law Theory, cloning does not follow the roles of nature by bringing back a dead species. Furthermore, it can also be a selfish act upon ethical egoism because we as humans want

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    Currency Value

    date : 26 October 2015Website : www.wild-team.orgAbout WildTeamWildTeam is a conservation organisation working to save endangered wildlife and their habitats. The team has a current focus on tigers in the Bangladesh Sundarbans. It is a registered non-profit and non-government organisation in Bangladesh. WildTeam is currently implementing a project called “USAID’s Bengal Tiger Conservation Activity”. All of our work is guided by four core values which are as below:We believe in peopleWildTeam believes

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    Persuasive Essay Zoos

    Zoo animals and their rights, which was always debatable, has now become more controversial. The substantial influence of zoos and their treatment with animals has sparked the controversy over the potential impact of this trend on the integral part of people in recent years. It can be agreed that upside of this argument is instrumental indeed. However, it has some drawbacks as well. This essay will elaborate whether zoos should be banned or not and will lead to the logical conclusion. At the outset

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    Re-Emergence of Ecotourism in Kerala- Connecting Communities Through Conservation

    the need of ecotourism for generating sufficient income to meet their maintenance costs in order to achieve financial sustainability. Western Ghats, in India, is one of the biodiversity hotspots in the world which is home for endemic plants and endangered

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    Nicholas Nirgiotis

    techniques to provide lives of depressed animals living in captivity a new and active life, also housing animals in spaces that were as close to the animals’ habitats as the designers could make them was an important step in the struggle to save endangered

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    Animal Captivity Research Paper

    Many studies have shown the positive and negative effects of captivity, it negatively affects many animals; being in a zoo enclosure can cause a range of both emotional and physical illnesses, despite the fact that zoos can help save some of the endangered animals. Although zoos may be fun for people, the animals can be mentally and physically impaired for the rest of their lives. First and foremost, dolphins and whales specifically are plucked out of the water from their family. For those who

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    Shark Fin Soup

    Katharine Jenkins-Moore Stephanie High Eng 111 24th of November, 2013 Saving the Great White Shark Great White sharks are being killed to the point of extinction. Overfishing, finning, and the fear of humanity are going to be the death of these majestic creatures if we do not do something about it soon. Great White sharks have been called “the barometer of our oceans”. If they are no longer around, our whole ecosystem will go into a terrible tail-spin that we will be helpless to stop. Solutions

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    Wildlife Protection- Trade in Wildlife Articles

    Table of Contents INTRODUCTION 2-3 WILDLIFE TRADE 4 THE GLOBAL WILDLIFE TRADE: AN INTERNATIONAL DISGRACE 5 WILDLIFE TRADE AND TRAFFICKING IN INDIA 5-6 A SAMPLE CATALOGUE AND RATE CARD OF WILDLIFE PRODUCTS 7 WILDLIFE EXTINCTION LEADS TO RISK OF GLOBAL HEALTH PROBLEMS FOR HUMANS 7 MEASURES TAKEN TO COMBAT TRADE IN WILDLIFE ARTICLES 8 LEGISLATIVE ACTION 8 WILDLIFE (PROTECTION) ACT, 1972 9 CONSERVATION AND ITS MANAGEMENT 9 PROTECTED AREA 10 NO RIGHT TO LIVE IN WILDLIFE AREA WITHOUT PERMISSION/PERMIT

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    Science and Technology

    business to recycle and use recyclable products & also not to business with, or support, companies that aren't supporting the environment. Don't buy products that are made of or contain parts of endangered animals. Be aware that many traditional Asian medicines contain tiger parts and other endangered animals, so don't buy them. Stay informed about what is going on, what animals are in need of help, which companies are helping and which ones aren't. Be aware of global warming, its effects, and

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    Tropical Rainforest Research Paper

    Tropical Rainforest Ecosystem The tropical rainforests, such as the Amazon Rainforest are some of the richest environments in the world. They get their name because of the high amount of rainfall they get per year. The climate of a rainforest is very hot and humid, so all types of species must learn to adapt. A rainforest can hold as many as 80,000 plant species. Forty thousand of the Amazon Rainforest species regulate the whole planet’s climate. Anywhere between 40-100 species of trees can

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