PPT-Conserving Land and Soil

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Sec 41 Objectives E411 Explain how people use land E412 Describe the structure of fertile soil E413 Identify problems that occur when soil is not properly managed

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Sec 41 Objectives E411 Explain how people use land E412 Describe the structure of fertile soil E413 Identify problems that occur when soil is not properly managed What are some things land is used for. Their use has successfully protected millions of acres of wildlife habitat and open space in the United States and in many countries A conservation easement is a restriction placed on a piece of property to protect its ecological or open space value Parthenium. Weed Management in the Rangeland of . Jigjiga. , Somali Regional State, Ethiopia. By .  . Lisanework Nigatu, . Tamado. . Tana. . and . Hassen. . Ali. . 14 July 2014. Nexus Hotel, Addis Ababa. Anticipated Problem: . What is soil erosion?. I. . Soil erosion . is the process by which soil is moved. When soil is eroded, it may become pollution in the water or air. The land where it came from, loses fertility. Vegetation and other coverings help prevent soil erosion. . August 19, 2010. Topics. : LIS, SST Composite, Technical Issues. 19 Aug 2010. Jonathan Case and Robby James. transitioning unique NASA data and research technologies to operations. Summertime Convective Initiation Diagnosis using Data from the Land Information System. Use. Human Nutritional requirements. Males- 2500 calories; Females- 2000 calories. Balanced intake of fats, carbohydrates and proteins. . Protein produces 4 calories of energy per gram and should make up 30% of all calories. Mrs. Horn . Earth Science . 2015. Natural Resources. Things found in nature that are useful to people. Examples: food, air, and water. Two Kinds of Resources. Renewable resources- natural resources that can be replaced at the same rate at which they are used. BE-Basic and Soil Health. Kees van Gestel. Department of Ecological Science, . Vrije Universiteit, . Amsterdam. BE-Basic. B. iotechnology based . E. cologically . B. alanced . S. ustainable . I. ndustrial . Silvia Tobias. 1. , Franz Conen. 2. , Christine Alewell. 2. 1. Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL. 2. University of Basel, Dep. Environmental Sciences. Outline. Soil sealing: a core reason for land degradation in industrialised countries. Parthenium. Weed Management in the Rangeland of . Jigjiga. , Somali Regional State, Ethiopia. By .  . Lisanework Nigatu, . Tamado. . Tana. . and . Hassen. . Ali. . 14 July 2014. Nexus Hotel, Addis Ababa. By the end of this section you will be able..... To name and explain the causes of soil erosion.. Describe in detail how human activities can cause soil erosion.. Name and explain the primary methods of soil conservation.. Soil & Water Science Department, University of Florida. GIS Research Lab. Sabine Grunwald. Project Goals. : Modeling of soil carbon along . pedo. -climatic trajectories across diverse ecosystems . Skye Wills. NCSS, 2011. Soil and Ecosystem Change. Soil Change Guide. Document change in soil function applicable over the entire extent of a soil series or component phase. When possible, Ecological Sites and associated State and Transition Models inform study design and interpretation. Modeling System . – . FEST-C and . Its Application. Ellen Cooter. 1. , Limei Ran. 1. , Verel Benson. 2. , Dongmei . Yang. 3. ,. Jesse Bash. 1. , Ruoyu Wang. 1. , and Yongping Yuan. 1. 1. ORD . NERL/USEPA, Research Triangle Park, . Land Use. Humans have been utilizing the land since the beginning of time, building settlements where there was access to water and fertile soils. Over time developments have been made in order to properly manage land use. Agriculture has been the driving force behind land use, but today there are more needs than just agriculture. Needs such as municipal, transportation, energy, recreation, and waste management. .

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