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This image features a map of the United States with different colors indicating different levels of stressors on the river.

With the knowledge of multiple Stressors, the impacts of these stressors on the river, and the present ecological state of a river, discuss how this will be used in the context of national water act to contribute to sustainable use and protection of the water resources.

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A river with multiple stressors displayed.Image Credit: © Max Alexander

This image shows a river with multiple stressors displayed. The stressors include pollution, sedimentation, and changes in water temperature. The article will discuss how this information will be used in the context of the national water act to contribute to sustainable use and protection of the water resources.

With the knowledge of multiple Stressors, the impacts of these stressors on the river, and the present ecological state of a river, discuss how this will be used in the context of national water act to contribute to sustainable use and protection of the water resources.

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A river running through a forest.

With the knowledge of multiple Stressors, the impacts of these stressors on the river, and the present ecological state of a river, discuss how this will be used in the context of national water act to contribute to sustainable use and protection of the water resources.

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A macro invertebrate observed in a river can help assess the ecological state of that river. By examining the diversity of invertebrates found in the river, researchers can better understand how healthy the ecosystem is and make necessary changes if needed.

In an essay explain how you would use macro invertebrates as ecological indicators to assess it's preset ecological state of a river.

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A small fish swimming in a clear river. The image represents the natural beauty of a river and its ecological health.

In an essay explain how you would use fish as ecological indicators to assess it's ecological state of a river.

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This image will show a fish and macro invertebrate in a river setting. The fish is swimming and the invertebrate is resting on a leaf. The image will help explain how to use fish and macro invertebrate as ecological indicators to assess it's preset ecological state of a river.

Explain how to use fish and macro invertebrate as ecological indicators to assess it's preset ecological state of a river

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The Kruger National Park's (KNP) conservation mandate is to protect wildlife and their habitat. The easterly-flowing rivers that originate in the Incomati Basin and pass through the KNP are a major source of water for the park's livestock and wildlife. The rivers are also affected by multiple stressors, including pollution and erosion. The KNP uses available integrated water resources management and monitoring methods to manage these rivers.

Write An essay where you discribe how the rivers that from in an easterly direction in the Incomati Basin into the Kruger National Park (KNP) affect the conservation mandate of the KNP and are managed by KNP. Including information on the multiple Stressors that affect the rivers upstream of the KNP and how the KNP uses available integrated water resources management and monitoring methods to manage these important rivers.

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The Incomati and Sani Rivers flow into the Kruger National Park, South Africa from east to west. The Incomati River is the most intermittent of the two, with only 54% of its flow coming from its headwaters. The Sani River is the most perennial of the two, with 92% of its flow coming from its headwaters.

The Incomati and Sani Rivers are important for multiple reasons. First, they are the source of many of the water resources that the KNP needs for its conservation mandate. Second, their flows

Write An essay where you discribe how the rivers that from in an easterly direction in the Incomati Basin into the Kruger National Park (KNP) affect the conservation mandate of the KNP and are managed by KNP. Including information on the multiple Stressors that affect the rivers upstream of the KNP and how the KNP uses available integrated water resources management and monitoring methods to manage these important rivers.

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In this image, a river is depicted in its integrated present ecological state. The information on the left side of the image tells you how to determine the integrated present ecological state of a river, while the information on the right side of the image provides examples of how the integrated present ecological state can be used to contribute to the sustainable management of water resource in south Africa.

In an essay discribe how to determine the integrated present ecological state of a river and how to use this information to contribute to the sustainable management of water resource in south Africa

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In this image, a river is shown in its natural state. The river is flowing and has rapids, but it is also clear that the water is healthy and clean. The essay will discuss how to determine the integrated present ecological state of a river and how to use this information to contribute to the sustainable management of water resources in south Africa.

In an essay discribe how to determine the integrated present ecological state of a river and how to use this information to contribute to the sustainable management of water resource in south Africa

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This image is of a river in South Africa. Written on the image is a description of the integrated present ecological state of the river and how this information can be used to contribute to the sustainable management of water resources in South Africa.

In an essay discribe how to determine the integrated present ecological state of a river and how to use this information to contribute to the sustainable management of water resource in south Africa

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Image: A woman, with a necklace in the shape of a tree, is studying a map of the world. She is looking at a country marked with a green dot. Behind her is a forest, and in the distance, a mountain range is visible.

The role of indegeneos knowledge system in sustainable development

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A group of indigenous people from the amazonas live off the bounty of the rainforest in an isolated village. They use their knowledge of the forest and the environment to sustain themselves and their way of life.

The role of indegeneos knowledge in sustainable development

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The image accompanying this article will show a herd of grazing ungulates in Africa. The herd is pictured near a river, and the image indicates that the water level in the river has decreased due to rainfall. The decreased water level has likely led to a decrease in the availability of food sources for the ungulates, and this in turn may have led to the herd migrating in order to find food.

Digestive physiology, body size and rainfall are the three most important influences of migration movement if grazing ungulate in Africa. Discuss the individual and combine effects of these factors on ungulate migration in Savanna ecsystem.

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Digestive physiology, body size, and rainfall are the three most important influences of migration movement if grazing ungulate in Africa. Unregulated migration in Africa can have devastating consequences for the animal populations, as it can lead to overgrazing and a decline in populations.

Digestive physiology, body size and rainfall are the three most important influences of migration movement if grazing ungulate in Africa. Discuss the individual and combine effects of these factors on ungulate migration in Savanna ecsystem.

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A herd of grazing ungulates in Africa are pictured, with data illustrating the individual and combined effects of digestive physiology, body size, and rainfall on migration movement.

Digestive physiology, body size and rainfall are the three most important influences of migration movement if grazing ungulate in Africa. Discuss the individual and combine effects of these factors on ungulate migration in Savanna ecsystem.

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