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Eco-Tales exchanging ideas, suggestions on 'Wetland Management and Biodiversity Conservation

Eco-Tales exchanging ideas, suggestions on 'Wetland Management and Biodiversity Conservation
Start Date :
Jun 04, 2021
Last Date :
Jun 30, 2021
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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We at Central Pollution Control Board, MOEF&CC, are offering you an open and free-flowing discussion forum where you can share your valuable ideas, your thoughts, tell us your ...

We at Central Pollution Control Board, MOEF&CC, are offering you an open and free-flowing discussion forum where you can share your valuable ideas, your thoughts, tell us your stories and suggestions about 'Wetland Management and Biodiversity Conservation.’, its usage its value towards humankind(based on this year's theme- Ecosystem Restoration).

Inviting ideas on the occasion of World Environment Day 2021.

The last date for submission is 25th June 2021

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GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR
GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR 4 years 11 months ago
Wildlife Nursery. ... Flood Control. ... Pollution Filter. ... Storm Buffer. ... Wind Buffer. ... Fertile Farm Land. ... Recreation and Tourism. ... Carbon Sink.
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GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR
GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR 4 years 11 months ago
The various factors that influence biodiversity include -temperature, altitude, precipitation, soils, and their relation with other species. For instance, ocean biodiversity is 25 times lesser than terrestrial diversity. Biodiversity also increases its form as it moves from the poles towards the tropics.
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GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR
GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR 4 years 11 months ago
There are many different things that can influence biodiversity. Some things that can influence biodiversity are things like population, over harvesting and over exploration of an area, pollution, climate change, introducing exotic species and many more things.
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GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR
GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR 4 years 11 months ago
What Is Adversely Affecting Our Wetlands? Human activities cause wetland degradation and loss by changing water quality, quantity, and flow rates; increasing pollutant inputs; and changing species composition as a result of disturbance and the introduction of nonnative species.
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GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR
GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR 4 years 11 months ago
Rivers originate as rain on high ground that flows downhill into creeks and streams. They connect to major wetland systems and deltas, which are found on the lower reaches of rivers, where the flow of water slows down and spreads out into expanses of wetlands and shallow water.
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GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR 4 years 11 months ago
Generally, if the construction or development plan disturbs or impacts less than half an acre of wetlands, the development will be permitted. Otherwise, to obtain a permit, a wetland master plan must be drawn up, including every impact the development will have on wetlands.
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GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR
GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR 4 years 11 months ago
Low biodiversity is characteristic of an unhealthy or degraded environment. A mown lawn in a city park is an example of an ecosystem with low biodiversity. There will be two or three kinds of grasses, some dandelions, of course, and maybe a robin or some starlings poking about for worms or bugs.
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GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR 4 years 11 months ago
Maintain a buffer strip of native plants along streams and wetlands. ... Use pesticides and fertilizers sparingly. ... Avoid non-native and invasive species of plants. ... Avoid stormwater run-off and don't pollute. ... Keep your pets under control.
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GORAKHNATH BHASKAR PAWAR 4 years 11 months ago
The five classes are: bog, fen, marsh, swamp, and shallow water. Some wetlands accumulate peat (partially-decomposed organic matter) and are called peatlands. Bogs and fens are the dominant peatland classes in Alberta, although some swamps and marshes can also accumulate peat.
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