<p><span>Discover The Geographic Approach to managing natural resources for efficiency and sustainability.</span></p><p><span>Managing Our World: GIS for Natural Resources</span><span> explores a collection of real-life stories about agriculture, forestry, mining, energy, pipeline, and renewable ene
Managing Our Natural Resources
β Scribed by William G. Camp;Betty Heath-Camp
- Publisher
- CENGAGE Learning
- Year
- 2016
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 610
- Edition
- 6
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Table of Contents
- introduction
- our natural resources
- a history of conservation in the united states
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concepts in natural resources management
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soil and land resources
- soil
- soil erosion
- controlling erosion on the farms
- nonfarm erosion control
- rangeland management
- landfills and solid waste management
- wetland preservation and management
- land-use planning
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careers in soil management
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water and air resources
- water supply and water users
- water pollution
- water purification and wastewater treatment
- water-use planning
- air and air quality
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careers in water and air management
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forest resources
- our forests and their products
- woodland management
- forest enemies anf their control
- fire
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careers in forestry
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fish and wildlife resources
- fish and wildlife in america
- game management
- marine fisheries management
- freshwater fisheries management
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careers in fish and wildlife
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outdoor recreation resources
- recreation on public lands and waters
- outdoor safety
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careers in outdoor recreation
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energy, mineral, and metal resources
- fossil fuels
- alternative energy source management
- metals and minerals
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careers in energy, mineral and metal resources
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advanced concepts
- advanced concepts in natural resources management
β¦ Subjects
natural resources
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