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1 Tree Harvest Which is the original forest, which is the clear-cut forest, and which is the selectively cut forest? Forests and Fisheries

2 Aquaculture Explain the costs and the benefits of aquaculture. Forests and Fisheries

3 Biodiversity Park Size The dark green area represents three different park plans. Which plan supports the most bio-diversity?

4 Habitat Fragmentation Breaking habitats into pieces can have negative effects on the species that live there. Where would a road go on the second picture to divide the resources equally? Biodiversity

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