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Britten Michael R Heithaus and Heike K Lotze BiologyDepartmentDalhousie University 1355 Oxford Street Halifax Nova Scotia Canada B3H 4J1 Department of Biological Sciences Florida International University 3000NE 151st North Miami FL 33181 USA Corresp. BIODIVERSITY UNDER THREAT. Learning Intentions:. To understand the factors that affect processes in an ecosystem. Examine . the processes in ecosystems and the factors that affect these. We have looked at threats which are occurring on a global scale BUT what threats can you think of that are occurring on a local level?. Unit One. What is a freshwater ecosystem?. Only 3% of the world’s water is fresh.. Freshwater is either frozen in glaciers and pack ice or is buried in aquifers.. The remainder of the water is found in lakes, ponds, streams, and rivers.. Biotic and Abiotic Factors. Biotic factors. Biological influences on organisms within an ecosystem. Ex other species competing for food . Abiotic Factors. Physical or non living factors that effect the ecosystem. Dr Andrew Booth. Caveat Reviewer: Pandora’s . Box!. Confusing Terminology, Variety of Choices. Qualitative Systematic Review. Qualitative Meta-Synthesis. Qualitative Research Synthesis. Qualitative Evidence Synthesis. Simon Langan. Multiple- Use water Services (MUS). MUS . is a participatory approach that takes the multiple . domestic and . productive needs of water users who take water from multiple sources as the starting . STRATHAIRD PRIMARY SCHOOL. MAY 2012. Where are those taddies?. Perhaps they’ve turned into frogs!. The journey begins…. From 2009 – . Sustainability became a school priority and a whole school focus. ©Eric . Baran. ES underpin rural livelihoods . Provisioning—fish, other aquatic organisms. Provisioning — water for irrigation, domestic, transport. Regulating—filtration. Supporting—nutrient cycling,. Ari-Pekka . Auvinen. Finnish Environment Institute. 2016 . Eionet. . Workshop. | . NRCs . Biodiversity, Ecosystems, Indicators and Assessments . 30 June . - . 1 July 2016, . E. uropean. Environment . . November 4, 2014. Thanks to the Noyce Foundation . Samueli Foundation . Schusterman. Foundation . and STEM Funders Network. Agenda. 8:20 . a.m. Welcome and Overview. 8:30 . a.m.. . Why Cultivate STEM Ecosystems?. economic . development: Synthesis report. Report prepared for DFID. September 2015. 2. This work draws from four case . studies to answer three key . questions:. what have been the impacts of different . By: Abby . Marstiller. , Paulina . Pullin. , Emily . Henline. What is a chemical reaction?. A chemical reaction involves the making or breaking of bonds between atoms. . The total number of atoms remains the same but the combinations are different. . Emily McKenzie. 2 April, InVEST Introductory Seminar, Bangkok. Republic of the Marshall Islands. Despite their importance, ecosystem services are often not considered in decisions. . . This is because we lack practical, credible information about their value. . Discuss with your group.. Be prepared to share your answers. . The Hardest Part. The synthesis section is the hardest part of the exam. It is worth . 47. % . of the entire exam!. 17 % -- multiple choice. . Parts 1-4 – Data Extraction, Quality Assessment, Synthesising Across Studies, . Completing the Analysis. Workshop: . Framework Synthesis, Meta-Ethnography and Realist Synthesis . Shared Topic: .