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Earlham -- Biological Diversity -- St. Croix Ground Lizard
Protestant Cay. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife) The St. Croix Ground Lizard inhabits leaf litter, tidal litter, other loose substrate, and crab burrows in beachland and upland forest. (U.S. Fish and ... A. polops‘s habitat (Green Cay). These practices result in a decline in leaf and tidal litter, loose substrate, and crab burrows (Green Cay). The population of A. polops is currently estimated ...
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Return to Paradise (Do or Die)
Without the flood barrier, says Mervyn Littlewood, a tidal engineer at Hydraulics Research, Wallingford, a surge tide could charge into central London and damage ... in height - dominates. As the birch matures and some trees fall, creating even more ground litter, sycamore and maple move in. "The whole built townscape would change quite dramatically in something ...
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Waves
Seal Survey Shark predation Cetaceans Fall Colours Winter Spring Wildflowers The Beach Ocean Litter Shipwrecks Station Operations Meteorology Aerology Magnetic Obs Morning Glory Fuel cleanup Wind Energy Atmos ... topography of the Scotian Shelf, the confluence of three major currents, semi-diurnal tidal currents, and meteorological events, all of which influence circulation patterns and sea state. ...
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USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Staff Profile
Framework for Monitoring Wetlands in the Northeast Temperate Network Regional standards to identify and evaluate tidal wetland restoration in the Gulf of Maine. (PWRC web page http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov ... grazing. Estuaries 17:597-605. Neckles, H. A. and C. Neill. 1994. Hydrologic control of litter decomposition in seasonally flooded prairie marshes. Hydrobiologia 286:155-165. Neckles, H. A., R. L ...
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Mavericks2008
"This year the contest went well," says Sarah Lenz, a park ranger at Fitzgerald Marine Reserve. "There was no litter on the beach on Sunday ...
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Otter
Point Reyes and see a brown fury animal in the inter-tidal zone with an eel in its mouth, it’s probably a river otter. In Bolinas ... five to seven weeks and up to six offspring (kits) are born. The most common litter size is two or three. The kits do not open their eyes until three weeks ...
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Amphibians and Reptiles of Fort Matanzas National Monument-Habitats
Matanzas River beaches - The shore of the Matanzas River between the Fort ... soil. Diamondback terrapins range through the saltwater habitats of Fort Matanzas National Monument, including the tidal creeks. Eastern glass lizards, corn snakes, pine woods snakes, and six-lined racerunners are ...
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Sustainable Development: Themes
Business Irrigation Lakes and Aquifers Land Conservation Land Development Landfills Landscapes Litter Livestock Mammology Marine Biology Marine Research Metallurgy Meteorology Migration Mining ... Standards Sustainability Sustainable Agriculture Sustainable Development Taxation Technology Thermal Pollution Tidal Energy Toxic Waste Toxicology Trade Transportation Urban Development Volcanoes Waste ...
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Casuarina glauca
Egypt. Most common at edges of swampy flats near estuaries and tidal rivers; sometimes found on or near beach fronts. The flats may ... occur annually (Ag. Handbook 450). Timber can be harvested as needed. Litter and firewood is often gathered as the accumulation justifies. Yields and ... read about other species, I would expect about 4 MT of litter and at least 4 MT wood per hectare per year under ...
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California's urban protected areas: Progress despite daunting pressures
In 1965, a movement spearheaded ... to their counterparts elsewhere in the world: under-funding, overuse, disturbance of plants and wildlife, litter, and petty crime. The cost of acquiring land has skyrocketed, but agencies and NGOs have ...
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