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1981 IMA Aquaculture Industry Trinidad Tobago Proceedings

...has a slower growth rate than M. rosenbergii but is more cold tolerant (Hanson and Goodwin 1977). In actual prawn culture, the government of Costa Rica and Acuacultura, S.A. jointly sponsor a M. rosenbergii culture operation. The Costa Rican farm has forty 2.5 acre (1 ha) ponds and a hatchery facility to support the farm. The farm has been in operation for 1 1% years and hopes to...

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UPR-Mayaguez Aquaculture Program History Research Grants 1970-1984

...production, but may be useful in ornamental displays. McGinty. in 1. 2. Hatchery production of freshwater shrimp is being studied to increase survival of larvae. Alston. 3. Breeding behavior of small male tilapia hybrids may be suppressed by stocking them with larger tilapia. This acts to increase the growth rate of the small fish relative to that for single size group stockinge...

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FAO RLAC93 28 PES24 Species Cultured Insular Caribbean Belize FrenchGuiana Guyana Suriname 1993 Chakalall

...6. RLAC/86/21-PES-11 ACUICULTURA. CIUDAD DE PANAMA, PANAMA, (13-16 MAYO 1986) PISCICULTURA CON EFLUENTES DE BIODIGESTORES. 09.86 RLAC/86/26-PES-12 CONCEPTOS GENERALES Y EXPERIENCIAS EN AMERICA LATINA DIRECTORIO SOBRE PROGRAMAS DE EDUCACION AL 11.86 RLAC/86/45-PES-13 CONSUMIDOR DE PRODUCTOS PESQUEROS EN AMERICA LATINA - VERSION PRELIMINAR REPORT OF THE MEETING OF NATIONAL 01.87 RLAC...

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1973 NSRC NAS Workshop Aquatic Weed Management Guyana Report

...Biological Control ¥ B B Recommendation 7 Chemical Control es Recommendation 8 Aquatic Weeds and Hydroelectricity es Development CHAPTER 2. BACKGROUND R R R Aquatic Weeds Found in Guyana B S 10 Aquatic Weeds and Navigation Aquatic Weeds and Drainage 10 Aquatic Weeds and Agriculture 11 Aquatic Weeds and Fisheries 11 Aquatic Weeds and Public Health R 12 CHAPTER 3. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AQUA...

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ICLARM AnnualReport1998 Partnerships FishFarming Aquaculture ResearchHighlights

...was estab- lished in 1997. It will be respon- sible for generating financial sup- port for sustaining the gene banks and the database gathered over the past 10 years. It operates breeding and production facilities and distributes the GIFT strain through a network of private hatcheries which have formal licensing arrangements with the Foundation. The success story will not end with...

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Caribbean Technical Cooperation Network Artisanal Fisheries Aquaculture Network News January 1990 FAO

...requirements of Penaeus monodon juveniles in a controlled environment. Alava, V.R.AQCLA. Lim, c Ams terdam Elsevier Scientific Publishing. Aquacul ture. Jan 1983. v 30 (1/4). P SH1.A6) . $3-61. 72 p. ref. (NAL Call No. 0062 Quantitative requirement of Penaeus kerathurus for a natural unprocessed diet. Faranda, F Salleo, A.~Lo Paro, A G.~Manganaro, Ams terdam Elsevier Scientific P...

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Wider Caribbean Environmental Agricultural Constraints and Resource Management AMBIO 1981

...Caribbean (4). For exam- major constraints being lack of natural fer- of the best land is permanently under ex- ple, in El Salvador the white-tailed deer, tility, erosion potential, salinization, port-oriented plantation crops such as wild rabbit and the spider monkey have waterlogging potential, physical/chemical sugar-cane, bananas, tobacco, coffee and already disappeared. The current state o...

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Document 64145716

...K. GOORESINGH, Z. CHIN YUEN KEE - AND B. SEEPERSAD FISHERIES DIVISION MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LANDS AND FOO0D PRODUCTION (January, 1982) L A A > BE A X t i TA B E —— OF CONTENTS e Introduction 2. National Policy Statement Role of Institutions He Te Aquaculture Plan Lisie Role of Aquaculture 15 Programme a ONFPAT ERAL 725 iy (a) Identification of sites 4 vli and selection o b (®) c selectio...

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198X African Locusts Caribbean Threat and Agricultural Impacts DailyNews

...the However, an examination of the Domin- tices; and the UK office, which is re- Windward Islands Banana Growers As- ica data indicates that, small shifts not- sponsible for the continuous monitoring sociation, a Company limited by guaran- withstanding, the overall structure is not of market conditions and for agreement tee was formally incorporated under the expected to have shifted substantia...

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SHA Newsletter Vol21 No1 March1988

...along with curriculum vitae to: Prof. A. B. Smith, Dept. of Archaeology, University of Cape Town, Rondebosch, 7700 S. Africa. Program Administrator: Cultural Resources Program, Tennessee Valley Authority, Norris, TN. Should have MA in Historic Preservation field and at least three years experience in the conservation of historic period material culture. Experience in industrial te...

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IRF Early Exploration Western Hemisphere Annotated Bibliography 1994

...Israel, 1961. 802p. Originally published in London-Paris, 1892. With bibliographical footnotes. 125 Hatcher, Harlan Henthorne. The Great Lakes. London; New York: Oxford University Press, 1944. 384p. With illustrations and bibliography relating to early exploring expeditions in America. - 17 126. Helps, Arthur. The Life of Hemando Cortes. London: Bell & Daldy, 1871. 2v. Biogr...

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IRF 1980 Anguilla Archaeological Historical Resources Reconnaissance Survey Report

...of archaeologists, anthropologists and historians undertook the first comprehensive archaeological and historical resource survey of the Island of AnguiLLa, West Indies. This team was assembled under the auspices of Island Resources Foundation. with the cooperation of the Virgin Islands Archaeological Society. and the Government of Anguilla. The archaeologists and historians were Kenneth C. Dic...

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NationalRegisterBulletin20 NominatingHistoricVesselsAndShipwrecks USNPS 1987

...As built in 1856, King Philip was a wooden-hulled medium clipper; her three masts were bark-rigged.” The description should also in- clude a vessel’s registered dimen- sions and tonnage. The citation of registry information should be as follows: Balclutha is 256.0 feet long with a beam of 38.6 feet, and a depth of hold of 22.7 feet. Balclutha is registered at 1835 gross tons and 1583 net tons...

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Sea History No39 NMHS Spring1986 Nautical Archaeology Mary Rose Key West Coriolanus

...$25; Student or Retired $12.50. All members outside the USA please add $5 for postage. 6 IN MEMORIAM: A. TIMOTHY POUCH, JR. 7 NAUTICAL ARCHAEOLOGY: THE REAL TREASURE, Peter Stanford 8 MEDITERRANEAN ORIGINS, Lincoln P. Paine 11 ARCHAEOLOGY—ALL AT SEA? Martin Dean 12 THE MARY ROSE: THE FINAL TRIUMPH OF A SHIP THAT FAILED, Susan Dempsey Barnes OFFICERS & TRUSTEES are Chairman: James P. Mc...

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SHA Newsletter Vol22 No3 Oct1989

...which opened August 1988, is entitled "Places in the Park," and traces the conception and construction of this famous world’s fair, one of the largest and most successful (and the largest earthmoving endeavor previous to the construc- tion of the Panama Canal). This project is under the direction of archaeologist Carol Diaz-Granados, Field and Lab Supervisor. It is carried out each Summer thro...

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1988 NewYorker ReporterAtLarge TreasureOfTheDeBraak CapeHenlopenSalvageHistory

...and, the fol- were struck by a line squall that drove Allen, survived the sinking; most of lowing year, was officially confiscated down upon them from the northwest. them escaped in the ship’s boat and The Don Francisco Xavier somehow rowed to the Don Francisco Xavier. and taken to Plymouth Dockyard, where she was rerigged with two managed to survive the storm, but the Early in September, after...

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Higman 1973 Excavations Montpelier Roehampton UWI JohnsHopkins

...estates. Old Montpelier had both a cattle mill and a water mill. the latter suoplied by an aque- the amount of it allotted to the slaves for their houses and gar- duct bringing water from the Blue Hole a mile to the east of dens. In the first place, they were pushed into the hilly, rocky land which was not suited to cane. Secondly, they were per- the works, whereas Rochampton depended solely on...

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Trinidad and Tobago Country Report The Courier 139 May-June 1993

...in- digenous manufacturing activity, wheth- er public or private, was reflected in a highly protectionist policy which largely excluded imports of products which could compete with local manufactured goods. Accordingly, the view that alter- native activities were neglected in the oil boom is not entirely accurate although the distortions which it generated in the wider economy must be acknowle...

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DeBooy 1912 Lucayan Remains Caicos Islands American Anthropologist

...communicating subterraneously with the sea. In this instance the hole was about three miles inland. Usually these holes contain fresh water which C SR g (4 Fi1G. 2.—Pottery fragments. rises and falls with the tides. The hole mentioned is fully 100 feet in diameter and about 30 feet deep, while the caves are situated within 200 feet of it. The mouth of the first cave is about th...

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Conference Proceeding

Petersen Watters 1991 Archaeological Testing Early Saladoid Trants Site Montserrat IAAC14

...BROWN to BROWN / DARK BROWN SAND with BOULDERS and COBBLES N\ POTTERY ROCK SCALE IN METERS Figure 4 West wall profile of test unit N596 E571 in field 9 at the Trants site (MS-G1). Note in situ ceramic sherds and rocks; upper portion of field stratum B was radiocarbon dated to A.D. 6070, and the upper portion of field stratum C was radiocarbon dated to 440 B.C. + 90. 302 ARCH...

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Research Study

Kosrae Pacific Islands Sustainable Development Study Colby 1993

...Name Tel. # Agency/Office in KOSRAE: Gerson Jackson 691-370-3170 Dir., Office of Budget & Planning, KSG Likiak Wesley 3163 Planning & Statistics Lyndon Abraham 370-3003 Lt. Governor Bruce Howell 3165 Dir., Dept. of Public Works Singkitchy George 3200 Dir., Dept. of Health Services Katsuo William 3006 Admin., Div. of Environmental Health & Nena Nena Dr. Joh...

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Tiempo Issue8 1993 Desertification FloodActionPlan Wetlands SelfHelp GlobalWarming

...form of Meghna rivers. So are many eastern rivers Attempts are being made under the FAP to ‘compensation’ being considered is flood consultation and which are subject to flash floods from strengthen public proofing: for example, raising the level of adjoining hill areas. In addition, several participation. This is not an easy task in a homestead mounds, providing flood refuges, and strengtheni...

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Technical Report

IRF SeaLevelRise CoastalSubsidence Haq WorldBank 1994

...groundwater resources described below fro m three exam- ples are typical of many other large coastal cities, espec > jally in the developing countries. . BANGKOK. Like many other coastal urban centers, Bang- Kok, the capital city of A Thailand, population has seen a burgeoning increase in the recent decades— rising by 200, 000 inhabitants a year and reaching 8 million in the year 1990 (map 5)....

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OurCommonJourney TransitionTowardSustainability NRC BoardSustainableDevelopment ExecutiveSummary RNRF RenewableResourcesJournal Spring2000

...results-oriented activities. During the 1997-1999 biennium, the Oregon state legislature committed $32 million in grants for on-the-ground wa- tershed restoration and enhancement projects, watershed assessment and monitoring, industry compliance (pri- marily agriculture and forestry), out- reach and education, and technical as- sistance from engineers, hydrologists, and biologists....

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Great Smoky Mountains Biosphere Reserve Bibliography Scientific Studies US MAB Report 4 1982

...of Plethodon jordani Blatchley. Wood, J. T. Herpetologica 3:185-188. Fishes Carmichael, J. R. 1979. Bibliography of the fish of the GSMNP. Uplands Lab. 55 pp 1976. Harned, V. Comparison of wild and hatchery brook trout in Spruce Flats Branch, GSMNP. USDI, NPS SER, UPlands Field Res. Lab. Mgt. Rpt. #8. Harris, J. et al. 1978. Systematics of the Brook Trout, Salvelinus fontinalis...

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Farnsworth Ellison 1997 Global Conservation Status of Mangroves Ambio v26n6 pp327-334

...lax (62). Although much useful scientific information is available, data Ambio Vol. 26 No. 6. Sept. 1997 © Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences 1997 333 O i G G =N G G G B ( of theoretical and practical interest still should be garnered from continued basic field research. For example, little is as yet known about mangrove genetic diversity (1), biodiversity...

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IRF Biodiversity Assessment Eastern Caribbean Publication5 1998 1999

...1-130. the Fauna of Curacao an Stoddart, DR, GW Bryan and PE Gib bs. 1973. Inland mangroves and water chemistry, Barbuda, West Indies. ] of Natural History V7(1):33-46. d Snorkelers Guide to the Fishes and Sea Life of the Carib- Stokes, FJ. 1984. Divers an bean, Florida, Bahamas an d Bermuda. The Academy of Natural Sciences. Philadelphia. 160 pp- er Antil- Terborgh, JW, ] Faaborg and HJ Broc...

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Noble Breslau 1937 Sensory Mechanisms Migration Young Freshwater Turtles

... ature, newly hatched loggerhead turtle ment of companions had an iufluence Carnegie Inst., 8 (ll cartta). Yenrbook of the young turtles. on the migration Hook, Davenport Washington (1907), No. 111-112. 1909 Report on the insti nets and hubits of newly-hatehed In brief, if we may interpret Parker loggerhead turtles, results in the way stated ooker, Davenronr 1 Yeurbook Curnegic Ins...

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Bermuda Birds Overview and Species Notes

...Others rotate their V/ to over L birds are adapted to eat different foods. They o not have feeth they have a . s shape tells us obout the food that bird eats. -eq: - Crocks and Parrot Crushes Seeds . Tears meat. N Catthes and eats fish . Scoops up 9 £ Weed et . 5 o uction . Birds mate , build o and la . The have hord and are Kept warm by their parents. This I8 Called the S When the baby bird...

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Caribbean Natural Resources Expertise Profile IUCN May1989

...Division P.0. Box 470, General Post Office Telephone: Kingston Kingston 1392-38811/92-37571 This division is reponsible for fisheries research G Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology Natural Resources Conservation Department (NRCD) 53 1/2 Moyles Road P.0. Box 305 Kingston 10, Jamaica Telephone: Kingston 92-36767 (D) The department serves in an advisory capacity....

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Emlen 1969 Homing Orientation Painted Turtle Chrysemys picta marginata Behaviour Vol33

...unfavorable” winds. These results are in agreement with the findings of NoBLE & BRESLAU (1938) and OrTLEB & SEXTON (1964). The former investigators studied the movements of newly hatched Chelydra and Chrysems under laboratory S 68 STEPHEN T. EMLEN TABLE 4 The effect of wind direction upon homeward orientation 100 meters 100 meters 100 meters Total Favorable winds: north sout...

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Document d2f8053a

...V' /[ 4 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY y 4 AND Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. Department of the interior J FWS/0RS-80/16 March 1980 THE EFFECTS OF LOW LEVELS OF OIL ON AQUATIC BIRDS A Non-technical Summary of Research Activities FY76 through FY78 by John 0. Biderman and William H. Drury College of the Atlantic Bar Harbor, Maine 04609 Project Officer David M. Smith National Coastal Ecosy...

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1970 DeKruijf Ecology Mosquitoes Arbovirus Transmission CuracaoCourse

...a simple method, which allows only a differentiation in nulliparous and parous females. Though this method seems to give very rough data, the results are interesting and useful. s I will discuss only few results for Culex portesi. During a period of 5 months partly in the wet season and partly nthe dry season, the Cul ex portesi population had an average propor- tion of older females (the paro...

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Science v216 n1105-1126 StVincent Soufriere 1979Eruption Multidisciplinary Observations 1982

...1979 —(1462.10 = 0.09) +(0.39 = 0.09) 13 February 1980 —(1461.77 = 0.08) +(0.33 = 0.08) 1. R. S. Fiske, G. Jezouin, W.-T. Kinoshita, K —(1468.60 = 0.03)* +(0.35 = 0.06) Rowley, J. B. Sheph erd, L. Siebert, J. F. Tomb- blished abstracts of papers 13 September 1980 —(0.22 £ 0.12) lin, J. P. Viode, unpul bly of the International 3 January 1981 —(1468.82 = 0.10) —(0.18 = 0...

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Mrosovsky Boycott 1966 Intra and Interspecific Differences in Phototactic Behaviour of Freshwater Turtles Behaviour Vol26

...hatched animals back to the shore after they have réached levels that would be associated with a positive reaction to light. If that was he water. These authors also showed that the ability to reach water persists the case, then individual differences in response to light between animals in the young for at least a year after hatching. Therefore the most likely might be thrown into...

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Fonaroff 1966 Biogeographic Aspects of Malaria in Trinidad ONR Nonr-3656-83 NR388-067 UC Berkeley

...al.). . TRINIDAD: FHYSTOGRAPHIC AND ZOOGEOGRAPHIC ELATIONSHIPS Trinidad's location on the northern continental shelf of South America has made it an ideal field laboratory for the natural sciences. Its semi- isolated position, just beyond the delta of the Orinoco River has provided a natural environment highly suited for testing of hypotheses particularly pertinent to geretic and evolutionary...

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Albers 1990 Oil Spills and Living Organisms Texas Agricultural Extension Service

...mor- tality (16 percent females, 29 per- cent males) plus mortality from entanglement in fishing nets (2 per- cent females, 3 percent males) was much greater than projected losses from the oil spill scenarios, but re- covery time from the "extreme case" oil spill was estimated at 25 years. Reptiles and amphibians The response of reptiles and am- phibians to petroleum exposure is not well know...

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Varnham 2010 Invasive Rats Tropical Islands History Ecology Impacts Eradication RSPB Report41

...crazy ant Anoplolepis the introduced yellow crazy ant is reported to have exploded after the longipes eradication and to have become a threat to some of the species that the rat 2003, Merton et al 2002 eradication had aimed to protect. However, other authorities suggest that there is no real evidence that the ant irruption was a result of the removal of rats. Chumbe Island, R. rattus Roseate te...

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Boeseman 1960 StudiesFaunaCuracao No48 FreshwaterFishes Trinidad

...coscorob (Guppy), large coscarob, “portalegrensis (PRICE). 59. Tilapia mossambica (Peters) Chromis (Tilapia) mossambicus PETERS, 1852, Monatsber. Acad. ‘Wiss. Berl lin, p. 681 ( Mozambique; Tete, Sena, Quelimane, Lumbo, Inhambane, Querimba). Tilapia mossambica, PRICE, 19 55, p. 20 (Trinidad; St. Joseph River). Tilapia spec., PRICE, 1955, p. 7 (Trinidad). No material of this species was received...

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Nature and Resources XXIV 1 1988 Wise Use of Wetlands Hollis Holland Maltby Larson

...Hollis, M. M. Holland, E. Maltby and J. S. Larson 14 The Baltic Sea as an example: hydrological conditions as a determinant of the ecosystem in a semi-enclosed sea by Malin Falkenmark and Zdzislaw Mikulski Bulletin of the Man and the Biosphere Programme 26 ICSU studies global change 26 Japan 26 Wildlife conservation in Bangladesh 27 The Tassili massif — a natural heritage 27 Sylvo-pas...

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Schwartz Klinikowski 1963 Observations West Indian Birds ProcAcadNatSciPhila115 53-77

...caracara is “apparently most numerous in the eastern half of Cuba;” we (DCL, AS) observed three caracaras near La Coloma, Pinar del Rio Province, in extreme western Cuba on 23 June 1960. The birds are certainly less common in western Cuba than elsewhere on the island, since these individuals were the only ones seen in that region despite many months travelling and collecting in the western prov...

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Wolff 197 NewBiologicalControls Entomology LoveNotPoison

...Silverstein has iden- tified more insect pheromones called Sticken Special In a | than any other researcher; two-month period, the traps | captured more than 400 thou- nevertheless, the western pine beetle took him almost three sand pine beetles. The next years year, mortality from beetle attacks dropped from 227 The basic procedure for trees to 84. pheromone analysis begins i with as many as h...

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Brodkorb 1950 GeographicalVariation GrayKingbird Tyrannus dominicensis TheAuk 67-3 333-344

...No. 15748; Right, Juvenile female, No. 15477. In the sedentary races the molt of the wings and tail is even more protracted than in the migratory forms. In December, birds which were hatched the previous summer still retain the outer rectrices and One or two outer four or five outer primaries of the juvenal plumage. juvenal primaries are frequently retained until the end of June o...

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Daltry 2007 Herpetofauna Conservation Antigua Barbuda Redonda

...the spread of the highly invasive lemon grass (Cymbopogon citratus) and neem tree (Azadirachta indica). Lindsay and Horwith (1997) rated as many as half of the nation’s 54 vegetation types as threatened. The loss of nesting habitat is perhaps the greatest threat to the turtles that nest on Antigua and Barbuda habitat (Horwith and Lindsay, 1997). Sand-mining and ever-e...

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US MAB Directory of Biosphere Reserves United States June 1991

...1,100,943 Biogeographic Province: Aleutian Islands Year Designated as BR: 1976 Site Manager: Daniel L. Boone, Refuge Manager Address: Aleutian Islands National Wildlife Refuge P.0. Box 5251, NAS Adak (Alaska) F.P.O., Seattle, Washington 98791-0009 Telephone: (907) 592-2406 FAX (907) 592-3473 Electronic Mail: none ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Boone, Daniel L. Klett, Evan V. Refuge Manag...

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ParkScience Fall1996 ButterfliesMoths LepidopteraSurvey USParks RiepeToborg

...His phone number is (303) 969-2651. | e Fire conférence continued from page 11 scribed fire. Individual presentations were varied and meaningful. They described the most current techniques and proce- dures for wildland fire management, state- of-knowledge summaries, and new technologies including computer soft- ware. Of particular interest was the panel dis- cussion on politic...

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OECS Forester Issue1 1996 Eastern Caribbean Forestry NRMU

...Hills has been erupting continuously producing a lava dome of over 3,000 ft in elevation. Flora Eleven distinct vegetation types have been described for Montserrat, namely: mangrove, littoral woodland, thorny woodland, deciduous seasonal forest, semi-evergreen seasonal forest, tree fern brake, fumarole vegetation, rain forest, palm brake, lower montane rain forest and cloud forest or elfin wo...

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OECS Forester Vol1 1996 Forestry Natural Resources Caribbean

...Hills has been erupting continuously producing a lava dome of over 3,000 ft in elevation. Flora Eleven distinct vegetation types have been described for Montserrat, namely: mangrove, littoral woodland, thorny woodland, deciduous seasonal forest, semi-evergreen seasonal forest, tree fern brake, fumarole vegetation, rain forest, palm brake, lower montane rain forest and cloud forest or elfin wo...

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Isle Royale Biosphere Reserve Bibliography Scientific Studies USMAB Report11 Vol2 1985

...FISHERY RESOURCES OF ISLE ROYALE NATIONAL PAKK. UsbI, National Park Service, Report. 18 pp. , duplicated. Wallis, O. L. 1966. LONG RANGE AQUATIC RESOURCES MANAG EMENT PLAN, ISLE ROYALE NATIONAL PARK. 1966-1975. National Park Service, Washington, D. C. 35pr. (offset). Warren, Frank M. 1926. THE WILDLIFE OF ISLE ROYALE. American Game 15(1) :15-17. Waterhouse, M. 1975. SUE FOO. Boating 37 (1) :...

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OECS Forester Issue1 1996 OECS-NRMU ENCORE

...been erupting continuously producing a lava dome of over 3,000 ft in elevation. Flora Eleven distinct vegetation types have been described for Montserrat, namely: mangrove, littoral woodland, thorny woodland, deciduous seasonal forest, semi-evergreen seasonal forest, tree fern brake, fumarole vegetation, rain forest, palm brake, lower montane rain forest and cloud forest or elfin woodland. Wi...

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