GEOG 200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Semi-Arid Climate, Ecotourism, Human Ecology

• School: McGill University
• Department: Geography
• Course: GEOG 200
• Professor: Thom Meredith

Document Summary

Invasive species, overgrazed and vegetation is an invasive species that can grow to be tall which is not useless for anything. It competes with crops and injures animals: possible: irrigation. Greenhouses can be productive for crops which are exported to. Europe: building center to develop ecotourism in the area. The more grazing the more cultivation, the more damage is done to the envt. Stakeholders and dynamics of change: temporal: how rapidly are things changing. People in this area are adapting to the changes: contemporary dynamics: climate crisis w expansion of globalized economy drives revolution of rising expectation and a the increase of pop density. Key points of the story3: 2) intended to answers questions about sd the protect envt and wildlife resources. Key points 4: looking for ways that wildlife can be protect while protecting the land in ways that are compaitlbe with wildlife. Icdp looking for ways of protecting the envvt.