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Environmental policy
Policy related to managing human activities with a view to prevent, reduce, or mitigate harmful effects on nature and natural resources.
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Synecology
Environment; Environmental policy
That part of ecology that deals with groups of organisms or communities and/or the study of many environmental factors which affect communities and populations.
System of values
Environment; Environmental policy
System of environmental objects that are valuable for man, because they are used by a society and it is interested in them. For example, wild animals and plants who are the carriers and keepers of a ...
System analysis
Environment; Environmental policy
Study and analysis of complex problems in terms of the relations between the subsystems that form its component parts with the objective of predicting the behaviour of the whole from that of its ...
Teacher education, in-service
Environment; Environmental policy
For teachers who are employed in schools with recognition that most teachers have not had pre-service exposure to environ-mental education. In-service teacher education forms include face to face ...
Teacher education
Environment; Environmental policy
Various educational programmes and courses, including environmental education, by universities and colleges which provide knowledge, understanding, skills, and methods for teachers, particularly ...
Surpopulations
Environment; Environmental policy
(overpopulation) Sharp in-crease in the number of some animal populations beyond the capacity of the environment (areas) to sustain them, e.g., food space, etc. Usually results from changes of ...
Stress
Environment; Environmental policy
(Strain) A state of particular strain or tension for an organism under the influence of unfavourable factors, impacts, or situations of the environment, Involves protective physiological reactions.