Part 4: How the biosphere provides resources for indigenous and local people Flashcards

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  1. What are biosphere goods?
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a) Physical materials from the biosphere

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  1. What are examples of biosphere goods?
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a) Timber (Wood), fish, fruit, nuts

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  1. What are biosphere services?
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a) Things done by the biosphere

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  1. What are examples of biosphere services?
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a) Forests prevent flooding
b) Trees provide oxygen
c) The biosphere regulates the hydrological cycle

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  1. What are the different categories of ecosystem goods and services for people?
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a) Provisioning services (goods)
b) Regulating services
c) Supporting Services
d) Cultural Services

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  1. What are provisioning services?
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a) products from ecosystems

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  1. What are examples of provisioning services?
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a) Food
b) Fuelwood
c) Timber
d) Genetic and Chemical Material

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  1. What are regulating services?
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a) Services that link physical systems and keep the whole planet healthy

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  1. What are examples of regulating services?
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a) Storing Carbon Dioxide in plants
b) Plants emitting oxygen
c) Trees purifying water

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  1. What are supporting Services?
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a) Keeping the ecosystem healthy so it can provide other services

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  1. What are examples of regulating services?
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a) The nutrient cycle
b) Photosynthesis
c) Food webs

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  1. What are cultural services?
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a) Benefits people get from living in healthy ecosystems

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  1. What are example of cultural services?
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a) Recreation
b) Tourism
c) Education
d) Science

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  1. How are ecosystem services globally important?
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a) Maintaining a healthy atmosphere

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  1. How are biosphere services locally important?
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a) Giving fuel to local people

b) Employment

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  1. What are indigenous people?
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a) The original people in a place

17
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  1. Give an example of an indigenous people
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a) The Indians living in the Amazon rainforest

18
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  1. What ecosystem goods and services do indigenous people receive?
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a) Wood for cooking
b) Fish and animals for food
c) Nuts and fruits
d) Trade
e) Medicines

19
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  1. Who are the Efe people?
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a) Indigenous people in the Congo rainforest

20
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  1. How many Efe people are there?
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a) 30,000

21
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  1. What good and services do the Efe people receive from the rainforest?
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a) Wood and leaves for huts
b) Animals and fish for food
c) Nuts and berries
d) Trade hunted animals
e) Medicine
f) Worship the rainforest

22
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  1. What are the ways in which indigenous people exploit the biosphere locally?
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a) Slash-and-burn farming

23
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  1. What is slash and burn farming?
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a) Burning small bits of the forest to grow things

24
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  1. Why is slash and burn good for farming?
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a) Makes the soil fertile

25
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  1. How long can land be used in slash and burn farming?
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a) Land is farmed for 5-6 years

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  1. What happens to the soil after 5 or 6 years of slash and burn farming?
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a) Soil becomes infertile
b) Farmers move to a new area
c) Forest regrows