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The document is a 2013 media kit for BioConference Live, an online conference for science and medical professionals organized by LabRoots. It provides information on advertising and sponsorship opportunities through LabRoots' website and online events, including banner ads, third party emails, webinars, and newsletter advertising. Details are given on LabRoots' large audience of over 400,000 registered members from 179 countries, as well as metrics on website traffic. Testimonials from past sponsors are also included that were pleased with the leads and engagement generated through LabRoots. The media kit aims to showcase LabRoots as an effective platform for companies to connect with science and medical professionals.
The document outlines the characteristics, distribution, and uses of bamboo in India, detailing its ecological significance and various species. It highlights India's extensive bamboo resources, primarily found in the northeastern region, and emphasizes its rapid growth, multipurpose applications, and role in environmental sustainability. Additionally, the document provides information on bamboo morphology, propagation methods, and its increasing utility as an eco-friendly material in various industries.
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The document discusses skills and concepts for creating effective charts and graphs, including:
1) Choosing the best way to convey information and avoiding averages that can be misleading.
2) Three basic chart types are bar, pie, and line charts. Key considerations for design include choosing an appropriate format and having a clear goal.
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This document discusses fire ecology and the role of fire in various ecosystems. It notes that globally over 5,000 Tg of biomass is consumed annually by natural fires, emitting large amounts of carbon dioxide and other gases. It explores how certain plant communities like Mediterranean shrublands and African savannas have evolved with and depend on fire. In India, most fires are human-caused and burn over 3.7 million hectares annually. The document then examines the effects of fire on air, soil, plants, and vegetation characteristics. It looks at how fire impacts nutrients, organic matter, soil biota and properties like pH. Finally, it discusses plant adaptations to fire and the use of fire as a management tool.
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This document discusses forest fires as a threat to ecological security in India. It provides statistics on the percentage of forest areas affected by fires in various Indian states. The strategic location of India makes it one of the mega biodiversity zones, so forest fires pose a major threat. Fires are caused by factors inside and outside forests like grazers, cattle, and human settlements. Remote sensing is used to detect fires in regions like the Himalayas and Western Ghats. Forest fires impact biodiversity, soil, water, vegetation and wildlife by destroying habitats. Preventing and managing forest fires requires a collaborative approach involving local communities, awareness campaigns, and landscape-level management that considers vegetation and fire history.
This document provides an overview of basic concepts and frameworks related to disaster management in India. It defines key terms like disaster, hazard, risk, and vulnerability. It outlines the disaster management cycle of preparedness, relief, mitigation, rehabilitation and reconstruction. It also describes the types of disasters India faces, the vulnerability of different regions, and the institutional framework for disaster management at national, state and district levels as established by the Disaster Management Act of 2005.
LabRoots & Bioconference Live Media Packet 2013LabRoots, Inc.
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The document is a 2013 media kit for BioConference Live, an online conference for science and medical professionals organized by LabRoots. It provides information on advertising and sponsorship opportunities through LabRoots' website and online events, including banner ads, third party emails, webinars, and newsletter advertising. Details are given on LabRoots' large audience of over 400,000 registered members from 179 countries, as well as metrics on website traffic. Testimonials from past sponsors are also included that were pleased with the leads and engagement generated through LabRoots. The media kit aims to showcase LabRoots as an effective platform for companies to connect with science and medical professionals.
The document outlines the characteristics, distribution, and uses of bamboo in India, detailing its ecological significance and various species. It highlights India's extensive bamboo resources, primarily found in the northeastern region, and emphasizes its rapid growth, multipurpose applications, and role in environmental sustainability. Additionally, the document provides information on bamboo morphology, propagation methods, and its increasing utility as an eco-friendly material in various industries.
All Star Shoes are affordable shoes that claim to burn up to 100 calories in 30 minutes of walking and increase metabolism. They have built-in CD players and external speakers that allow the wearer to listen to music from up to 20 feet away while working out. The shoes come in black, white, and red and cost $49.99 to order online, by phone, or at stores like Foot Locker and Champs.
All Star Shoes are affordable shoes that claim to burn up to 100 calories in 30 minutes of walking and increase metabolism. They have built-in CD players and external speakers that allow the wearer to listen to music from up to 20 feet away while working out. The shoes come in black, white, and red and cost $49.99 to order online, by phone, or at stores like Foot Locker and Champs.
The document discusses skills and concepts for creating effective charts and graphs, including:
1) Choosing the best way to convey information and avoiding averages that can be misleading.
2) Three basic chart types are bar, pie, and line charts. Key considerations for design include choosing an appropriate format and having a clear goal.
3) Business geographics uses maps for business purposes, providing visual customer information. Tools like pushpins locate sites while panning and zooming navigate maps.
Labroots offers a comprehensive webinar service including live streaming, promotion, and on-demand access. Their services feature custom branding, educational credits, and data collection for lead generation. The webinars have high registration and viewership, making it a robust opportunity for engagement in the science and medicine fields.
This document discusses fire ecology and the role of fire in various ecosystems. It notes that globally over 5,000 Tg of biomass is consumed annually by natural fires, emitting large amounts of carbon dioxide and other gases. It explores how certain plant communities like Mediterranean shrublands and African savannas have evolved with and depend on fire. In India, most fires are human-caused and burn over 3.7 million hectares annually. The document then examines the effects of fire on air, soil, plants, and vegetation characteristics. It looks at how fire impacts nutrients, organic matter, soil biota and properties like pH. Finally, it discusses plant adaptations to fire and the use of fire as a management tool.
Forest fire threat to ecological security - 47 slides.ppt bhutanPREM N. MISHRA
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This document discusses forest fires as a threat to ecological security in India. It provides statistics on the percentage of forest areas affected by fires in various Indian states. The strategic location of India makes it one of the mega biodiversity zones, so forest fires pose a major threat. Fires are caused by factors inside and outside forests like grazers, cattle, and human settlements. Remote sensing is used to detect fires in regions like the Himalayas and Western Ghats. Forest fires impact biodiversity, soil, water, vegetation and wildlife by destroying habitats. Preventing and managing forest fires requires a collaborative approach involving local communities, awareness campaigns, and landscape-level management that considers vegetation and fire history.
This document provides an overview of basic concepts and frameworks related to disaster management in India. It defines key terms like disaster, hazard, risk, and vulnerability. It outlines the disaster management cycle of preparedness, relief, mitigation, rehabilitation and reconstruction. It also describes the types of disasters India faces, the vulnerability of different regions, and the institutional framework for disaster management at national, state and district levels as established by the Disaster Management Act of 2005.
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1. WORKSHOP ON BIODIVERSITY AT CHHINDWADA M.P. INDIA DATED 20.10.2010 PRESENTATION BY --- P.N.MISHRA ADDL.D.F.OSAUSAR CHHINDWADA INDIA. LANGUAGE--HINDI
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24. BIODIVERSITY IN INDIA Thar desert - The climate and vegetation in this area is a contrast to the Himalayan region. Western Ghats - One of the two biodiversity hotspots in India. Sunder bans - The largest mangrove forest in India. Chilika - This wetland area is protected under the Ramsar convention. Himalayas - This油 majestic range of mountains is the home of a diverse range of油 flora and fauna. Eastern Himalayas is one of the two biodiversity hotspots in India.
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