Aquatic Ecology
Author: New Hope Group
*Wait a few seconds for the document to load, the time may vary depending on your internet connection. If you prefer, you can download the file by clicking on the link below.
Information
Description: Aquatic Ecology by New Hope Group details an environmental impact statement for a coal mine project, focusing on aquatic ecosystems. It offers insights into assessing and mitigating potential impacts on aquatic flora and fauna.
Pages: 44
Megabytes: 2.61 MB
This may interest you
Quantitative Ecology
Extension: PDF | 332 pages
Quantitative Ecology por Clarence Lehman, Shelby Loberg, Adam Clark is an ebook designed for ecology students to understand complex equations. The book provides a unified approach to ecology with mathematical and computational tools.
Forest Ecosystems
Extension: PDF | 86 pages
Forest Ecosystems por Emily Matthews, Richard Payne, Mark Rohweder is a pilot analysis of global forest ecosystems. It presents valuable data on forest extent, change, and human modification.
Forest Ecology
Extension: PDF | 92 pages
Forest Ecology por Jiri Kulhavy, Josef Suchomel, Ladislav Mensík is a comprehensive textbook introducing forest ecology concepts. It covers essential topics such as ecosystem dynamics, nutrient cycling, and forest management.
The handbook for Management and Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems in River and lake Basins
Extension: PDF | 96 pages
The handbook for Management and Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems in River and lake Basins by Christophe Brachet, Julie Magnier, Daniel Valensuela is a practical guide for improving the management and restoration of aquatic ecosystems. It provides valuable insights and examples for stakeholders involved in basin management and ecosystem restoration, promoting sustainable development.
Aquatic and Marine Ecosystem Connections
Extension: PDF | 66 pages
Aquatic and Marine Ecosystem Connections by University of Florida introduces aquatic ecosystems and their interconnectedness. Discover how abiotic and biotic factors, food chains, and human values affect these vital environments.
