A) logging.
B) cattle grazing.
C) monoculture agroforestry.
D) intensive, efficient modern row cropping.
E) milpa farming.
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A) REDD mission.
B) Endangered Species Act.
C) IUCN World Conservation Strategy.
D) UNESCO Man in the Biosphere program.
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A) are exotic in North America.
B) have an unusually high market value.
C) are highly adapted to their special environment.
D) are found in other North American forests, in very different environmental conditions.
E) migrate long distances to feed in the old-growth forests.
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A) it produces large quantities of a single type of tree for a particular use, such as building timber or paper pulp.
B) it is labor-intensive and thus increases job opportunities for local people.
C) high levels of pesticides and herbicides may be needed, therefore there is more money spent and in the system.
D) the increase in wildlife diversity is beneficial to the tourism industry.
E) a mix of the different trees leads to a good resource base if the market for one type of timber falls.
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A) makes a profit; building roads into wilderness areas
B) loses money; building roads into wilderness areas
C) loses money; exporting logs to Canada
D) makes a profit; exporting logs to Canada
E) loses money; replanting
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A) GIS.
B) REDD.
C) Adaptive management.
D) PVA.
E) MAB.
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A) ecotourism.
B) the Man and the Biosphere concept.
C) hotspot management.
D) a form of REDD.
E) causing the destruction of the parks and preserves through overuse.
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A) is the most environmentally sustainable type of harvest.
B) is the most efficient way to get valuable small timber without disturbing the larger early successional trees.
C) is the most efficient, cheapest harvest method using large, fast machinery instead of costly labor.
D) is the most effective way to refresh soil with sun and rain.
E) does not waste any trees.
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A) While they may face other obstacles, wildlife refuges rarely have notable pollution problems.
B) Hunting is not allowed in wildlife refuges.
C) The Bureau of Land Management has made it a priority to expand designated wilderness areas on their lands.
D) Wildlife refuges are managed by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.
E) The size and number of refuges are increasing globally.
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A) swidden agriculture.
B) rotational grazing.
C) corridor development.
D) maintenance of edge habitat.
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A) utilitarian conservation.
B) biocentric preservation.
C) the REDD program.
D) ecosystem management.
E) pastoralism.
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A) increased by more than one half; increased by about 25%
B) increased by one third; decreased by about 25%
C) decreased by more than one half; decreased by about 25%
D) decreased by one third; increased by about 25%
E) stayed about the same; decreased by about 25%
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A) a lack of biodiversity in those countries.
B) a lack of area suitable to set aside as a park or reserve.
C) the lack of scientific data to manage the parks and reserves.
D) the lack of money and infrastructure to manage the parks and preserves.
E) a lack of interest in the development of parks and preserves.
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A) the benefits of forests for current and future populations; ecocentric preservation
B) fire patrols to protect ancient forests; biocentric preservation
C) wildlife habitat; biocentric preservation
D) public recreation and education; pragmatic conservation
E) timber to logging companies; pragmatic conservation
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A) Asia.
B) North America.
C) South America.
D) Africa.
E) Europe.
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A) highways
B) eco-bridges
C) edge effects
D) corridors
E) GIS
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A) decreasing as world climate becomes wetter.
B) increasing because of the increase in global carbon dioxide.
C) increasing because of logging and grazing.
D) decreasing because of massive reforestation.
E) about the same in area but have many threatened species of plants.
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A) they contain such high biodiversity.
B) tropical trees are the biggest trees in the world.
C) they contain irreplaceable wood resources.
D) there are fewer remaining tropical forests than any other forest type.
E) All of these are reasons that biologists are especially concerned about tropical forest loss.
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