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HuangshiParkEnglishversioncoursewareCATALOGUE目錄IntroductionTheMainFeaturesofYellowstoneWildlifeinYellowstoneTheThreatstoYellowstoneConservationEffortsinYellowstoneConclusion01IntroductionHuangshiParkislocatedintheHubeiprovinceofChina,borderingtheYangzeRiverandadjacenttotheWuhancitycenterTheparkcoversatotalareaof1862squarekilometers,withacomplexterrainfeaturemountains,plateaus,basins,andriversLocationandGeographyGeographyLocationYellowstoneNationalParkwasfoundedin1872,becomingthefirstnationalparkintheworldEstablishmentTheparkattractedearlytoursduetoitsuniquegeographicalfeaturesandwildlifeEarlyVisitorsOvertime,theparkhasunderonevariabledevelopments,includinginfrastructureimprovementsandexpansionofvisitorservicesDevelopmentHistoryofYellowstoneNationalParkWildlifeTheparkishometoawiderangeofwildlifespecifications,includingwolves,bison,bears,andelkFloraThepark'sdiversehabitatssupportarichvarietyofplantspecifications,includingconifers,aspengroves,andflowingmeadowsBiodiversityThreatsThreatstothepark'sbiodiversityincludeclimatechange,humanapproach,anddiseaseTheBiodiversityofYellowstone02TheMainFeaturesofYellowstoneTheworld-renownedgeyserOldFaithfulGeyseristhemostcommongeyserintheworldItoverlapsevery60-110minutes,sprayingwaterupto50-80metershighThegeyserisahighlightofYellowstoneNationalParkandattractsthoseofvisitorseveryyearTheOldFaithfulGeyserThemagnificentnaturallandscapeTheGrandCanyonoftheYellowstoneRiverisamagicalnaturallandscapeItisover20mileslong,upto1000feetdeep,andfeaturescoloredrocksandsteelcliffsThemayonoffersbreaktakingviewsandisapopulardestinationforhiding,rafting,andphotographyTheGrandCanyonoftheYellowstoneRiverThelargestinlandlakeintheUnitedStatesYellowstoneLakeisthelargestlakeintheUnitedStatesthatisnotconnectedtoanoceanItcoversanareaof352squarekilometersandisknownforitsclearwaterandbeautifulsceneThelakeoffersopportunitiesforboarding,fishing,andswimming,andareapopulartourdestinationTheYellowstoneLakeAfishingbridgewithalonghistoryTheFishingBridgeisahistoricalbridgethatspanstheYellowRiverItwasbuiltin1937andisapopularspotforfishingandwildlifeobservationVisitorscanwatchfishswimunderthebridgeandoftenseemoose,bears,andotherwildlifenearbyThebridgeoffersagreatadvantagepointfortakingphotosoftheYellowstoneRiverandthesurroundinglandscapeTheFishingBridge03WildlifeinYellowstoneBearFacts01ThegrizzlybearisthelargestlandcarnivoreinNorthAmericaTheyhaveastrongsenseofsmallandareexcellentswimmersBehavior02TheyareterritorialandhighlyprotectiveoftheircubesTheyarealsoknowntobesharpandplayful,oftenseenrollinginthegrassorwritingwitheachotherThreats03Themainthrusttothegrizzlybearislossofhabitat,leadingtoadecreaseintheirpopulationTheGrizzlyBearTheWolfWolvesarehighlysocialanimalsthatliveinpacksTheyhaveexcellenthearingandeyesightandareknownfortheirstrengthandenduranceBehaviorWolvesareterritorialandveryprotectiveoftheirpackTheyhuntinpacksandusetheirstrongteaandjackstobringdownpreyThreatsThemainthrusttothewolfishuntingandtrapping,aswellaslossofhabitatWolfFactsBisonFactsThebisonisthelargestlandanimalinNorthAmericaTheyhavestrong,muscularbodiesandlargeheadswithwidehornsBehaviorBisonaregrazersandspendmostoftheirtimeeatinggrassTheyareknownfortheircalldemanderandabilitytostandhardwinsThreatsThemainthrusttothebiosonishuntingandlossofhabitatTheBisonElkaremediumsizedderwithlargeantsandastrongsenseofsmallTheyareexcellentswimmersandrunnersElkFactsElkareterritorialandveryterritorialoftheiryoungTheyoftenformherdsforprotectionandtohelpthemsizemoreeffectivelyBehaviorThemainthrusttotheelkishuntingandlossofhabitat,leadingtoadecreaseintheirpopulationsizeThreatsTheElk04TheThreatstoYellowstoneThethreatofglobalclimatechangetoYellowstoneParkGlobalclimatechangehasledtochangesintheclimatepatternsofYellowstonePark,affectingtheecosystemandspeciesdistributionwithinthepark.Risingtemperatures,changesinprecipitationpatterns,andanincreaseinextremeweathereventsallposeathreattotheecosystemofYellowstonePark.TheChangingClimateTheimpactoftouristsonYellowstoneParkWiththeincreaseinthenumberoftourists,YellowstoneParkisfacingincreasingenvironmentalpressure.Theactivitiesandbehaviorsoftouristshaveanegativeimpactontheecosystemofthepark,suchasgarbagepollution,interferencefromwildlifebehavior,andsoilandwaterpollution.TheVisitorImpactTheimpactofinternalthreatstotheecosystemonYellowstoneParkTheecosystemofYellowstoneParkalsofacesthreatsfromwithin,suchasspeciesinvasion,thespreadofdiseasesandparasites,andexcessiveexploitationofnaturalresources.Thesethreatsdisrupttheecologicalbalanceandhaveseriousimpactsonspeciesandecosystemswithinthepark.TheEcosystemThreats05ConservationEffortsinYellowstone010203TheParkServiceResponsiblefortheoverallmanagementofthepark,includingtheprotectionofnaturalandculturalresources,themaintenanceofparkfacilities,andtheregulationofparkvisitorsEnforcementTheParkServicehasalawenforcementbranchthatensuresparkrulesarefollowedandenforcementregulationsonhunting,fishing,andotherrecurrentactivitiesFireManagementTheParkServicemanagesfirepreventionandsuppressionprogramstoprotectparkresourcesandmaintainecosystemhealthTheParkManagementSchoolProgramsTheparkofferseducationprogramsforschoolgroups,includingfieldtripsandovernightexperiences,topromoteenvironmentalawarenessandscholarshipPublicProgramsTheparkoffersavarietyofpublicprograms,suchasguidedhikes,naturewalks,andinterpretiveprograms,toinformandengagethepublicinconservationeffortsVolunteerProgramsTheparkcollaborateswithvolunteerstoprovideadditionalsupportforeducationprogramsandassistwithparkoperationsTheEducationProgramsTheResearchProjectsArchaeologistsandanthropologistsstudythepark'sculturalresourcestopreserveandinterpretthehistoryoftheareaCulturalResourcesStudiesResearchersstudythepark'secosystemstounderstandtheirfunctionsandhowtheyrespondtonaturalandhumaninducedchangesEcologicalStudiesWildlifebiologistsstudythepark'sanimals,theirbehavior,andtheirinteractionswiththeenvironmenttobetterunderstandtheirconservationneedsWildlifeStudies06ConclusionTheImportanceofYellowstoneNaturalBeauty:YellowstoneParkisownedforitsnaturalbeauty,withbreaktakingscenesthatincludegeysers,hotsprings,andcolorfulmountainsThepark'suniquegeographicalfeaturesandwildlifemakeitamustvisitdestinationforanyonewholovesnatureEcosystem:YellowstoneParkishometoadiversearrayofplantandanimalspecifications,manyofwhichareendangeredorthreatenedThepark'secosystemiscriticalfortheconservationofthesespecificationsandformaintainingthebalanceofnatureNationalHeritage:YellowstoneParkistheUnitedStates'firstnationalpark,establishedin1872ItisasymbolofAmericanconservationeffortsandasourceofpriceforthecountryTheparkisalsoamajortouristattraction,generatingrevenuethatsupportsitsconservationandupkeepTheFutureofYellowstoneConservationEfforts:InordertopreserveYellows

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