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Ecosystem Management
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A 15 page paper that reports, explains and/or discusses five issues based on specific readings. The first section explores the concept that indigenous peoples have a natural harmonious relationship with the environment. Events with the Cree, the Yuracare and other Indian groups are used as examples. The second topic has to do with ecosystem management. The third section compares the positions of Pinchot and Muir and suggests what each would think about the spotted owl issue. Next is a report of the history of community forestry in the U.S. Finally, the writer discusses Chase's opinion about humans playing God, using the Yellowstone National Park as the example. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: PGecos.rtf

Ecosystems: North and South
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(5 pp). As we move into a new century we become more aware of how hard we were on the planet in the last one hundred years. This discussion examines the general criteria of an ecosystem, and then illustrates what an ecosystem is, by describing one on a north facing slope, and one on a south facing slope. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: BBecoNSR.doc

Ecotourism and Archaeotourism: Controversy vs Objectivity
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An 8 page consideration of the negative verses positive impacts of these types of tourism. The author emphasizes that while there are obvious concerns, these concerns can be addressed with careful planning, implementation, and monitoring. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: PPecotourControversy.rtf

Ecotourism and Archaeotourism: Trends in U.S. Tourism
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An 11 page examination of the growing need for tourist activities which not only improve an area's economy but also serve to protect sensitive environmental areas and cultural sites. Presents statistics on U.S. tourism and dispels the societal misconceptions of ecotourism and Archaeotourism. Emphasizes these activities can have an immediate and lasting effect on our nation's varied economics and will go a long way toward carrying our precious environmental and cultural resources successfully into the next century. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PPusTour.wps

Ecotourism In The Himalayas: Pros And Cons
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5 pages in length. Ecotourism in the Himalayas represents a double-edged sword. On the one hand, the social implications mean increased revenue and, correspondingly, a better way of life. With industry and other revenue-generating options nearly nonexistent, Himalayan ecotourism provides a means by which to draw in much needed economic stability. However, while ecotourism may benefit the Himalayas in a financial capacity, it does just the opposite for the fragile environment. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLChimal.wps

ECOTOURISM IN THE RAINFOREST
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This 9-page paper provides an example of how an eco-friendly hotel would operate in a Puerto Rican rainforest. Topics discussed include external activities for the guests, how the hotel should be constructed and some information on finances.
Filename: MTecorai.rtf

Ecotourism: A Promise for the Perpetuity of U.S. Habitat and Environmental and Archaeological Resources
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A 5 page discussion of the emerging phenomena of eco and archaeotourism. Defines ecotourism and outlines its evolution from its origin in primarily third world to its advent in more developed countries such as the United States. Enumerates the pros and cons of such tourism and concludes that with proper planning ecotourism can not only provide much needed revenues for the conservation of natural and archaeologically valuable areas but also protect those resources. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PPecotrs.wps

Effective Ecological Volunteerism
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A 3 page research paper that first discusses the problem of global warming and then suggests a plan involving college student volunteerism that is designed to help. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: khrieco.rtf

Effects Of Agriculture On The Mississippi River
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In 8 pages, the Mississippi River is discussed with special attention paid to the effects of agriculture on the river. Bibliography lists 19 sources.
Filename: Missr.wps

Egdon Heath: A Person More Than A Place
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4 pages in length. The personification of Egdon Heath originated as a means by which to describe the wholly indescribable sensation when humanity came to appreciate nature's overwhelming presence amidst his own mortal inconsequence. That Egdon Heath represents all that is wild and unencumbered makes it more of a prime manifestation of human qualities than of mere landscape. For the people who reside amidst this glorious panorama, Egdon Heath reflects the very spiritual embodiment of what man aspires to achieve during his short time on this earth. No bibliography.
Filename: TLCEgdon.rtf