PS 225 Unit 3 Pt 2

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Brooke Cottrell

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PS 225 Unit 3 Pt 2


Crucigrama PS 225 Unit 3 Pt 2Versión en línea Part 2 of concepts from unit 3 for final por Brooke Cottrell 1 Designated locations that receive protection due to their natural or cultural values. Conserve biodiversity, provide habitat for threatened species, and protect them from hunting 2 Federal agency that manages public lands, primarily in the western US, for various uses, including grazing, logging, and recreation. Oversees a vast amount of land and resources, influencing land use, conservation, and economic activities 3 Federally designated grasslands manages by the Bureau of Land Management for conservation and multiple uses. Protect important grassland ecosystems and provide habitat for various species. 4 System of livestock grazing where animals roam freely over large, unfenced areas of public land. Established a framework for managing grazing on public lands, aiming to balance economic and environmental interests. 5 Federal law that regulates grazing on public lands to prevent overgrazing and protect rangeland health. Established a framework for managing grazing on public lands, aiming to balance economic and environmental interests 6 1906 act that enabled the preservation of historic and prehistoric sites on federal lands. Marked an early step in federal protection of cultural and natural heritage, allowing for the establishment of national monuments. 7 Private companies that operate services within national parks, like lodging and food. Provide visitor amenities, but their presence also raises questions about commercialization and potential impacts on park resources 8 1963 report advocated for managing national parks to reflect the restoring or maintaining of national parks to resemble the original. Shifted park management towards ecological integrity, emphasizing natural processes like wildfire and native species 9 1950s initiative to modernize and expand visitor facilities in national parks. Improved visitor access, it also led to development that some argue detracted from the parks' natural beauty. 10 designation under the Antiquities Act to protect areas of historic or scientific interests on federal lands. Providing a flexible tool for conservation, though its use can be controversial, particularly when it involves large areas. 11 1916 act that established the NPS. Created the agency responsible for managing and protecting the national park system, shaping how these lands are preserved and used. 12 The emotional connection people have with the environment. Influences people's values and behaviors regarding nature, affecting their political interests and policy preferences 13 The characteristics of people who participate in outdoor recreation, such as age, race, and income. Reveals patterns of access to and use of natural resources, highlighting potential issues of environmental justice and shaping management strategies. 14 The effects of recreation on the environment, ranging from trail erosion to wildlife disturbance. Necessitates management strategies to minimize damage and ensure the long-term health of ecosystems 15 The strategies and actions taken to control and direct recreation activities in natural areas. Aims to balance the benefits of recreation with the need to protect resources, often involving decisions about access, facilities, and user behvaior 7 3 10 12 5 1 2 15 13 4 8 14 11 9 1 6 9 3 4 6 6

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PS 225 Unit 3 Pt 2

Crucigrama

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PS 225 Unit 3 Pt 2Versión en línea

por Brooke Cottrell

Designated locations that receive protection due to their natural or cultural values. Conserve biodiversity, provide habitat for threatened species, and protect them from hunting

Federal agency that manages public lands, primarily in the western US, for various uses, including grazing, logging, and recreation. Oversees a vast amount of land and resources, influencing land use, conservation, and economic activities

Federally designated grasslands manages by the Bureau of Land Management for conservation and multiple uses. Protect important grassland ecosystems and provide habitat for various species.

System of livestock grazing where animals roam freely over large, unfenced areas of public land. Established a framework for managing grazing on public lands, aiming to balance economic and environmental interests.

Federal law that regulates grazing on public lands to prevent overgrazing and protect rangeland health. Established a framework for managing grazing on public lands, aiming to balance economic and environmental interests

1906 act that enabled the preservation of historic and prehistoric sites on federal lands. Marked an early step in federal protection of cultural and natural heritage, allowing for the establishment of national monuments.

Private companies that operate services within national parks, like lodging and food. Provide visitor amenities, but their presence also raises questions about commercialization and potential impacts on park resources

1963 report advocated for managing national parks to reflect the restoring or maintaining of national parks to resemble the original. Shifted park management towards ecological integrity, emphasizing natural processes like wildfire and native species

1950s initiative to modernize and expand visitor facilities in national parks. Improved visitor access, it also led to development that some argue detracted from the parks' natural beauty.

designation under the Antiquities Act to protect areas of historic or scientific interests on federal lands. Providing a flexible tool for conservation, though its use can be controversial, particularly when it involves large areas.

1916 act that established the NPS. Created the agency responsible for managing and protecting the national park system, shaping how these lands are preserved and used.

The emotional connection people have with the environment. Influences people's values and behaviors regarding nature, affecting their political interests and policy preferences

The characteristics of people who participate in outdoor recreation, such as age, race, and income. Reveals patterns of access to and use of natural resources, highlighting potential issues of environmental justice and shaping management strategies.

The effects of recreation on the environment, ranging from trail erosion to wildlife disturbance. Necessitates management strategies to minimize damage and ensure the long-term health of ecosystems

The strategies and actions taken to control and direct recreation activities in natural areas. Aims to balance the benefits of recreation with the need to protect resources, often involving decisions about access, facilities, and user behvaior