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· There are a lot of areas cleared in Borneo that have not yet been planted. By halting any clearing, land owners will be forced to use the existing cleared land in the most efficient manner. This will ensure economically profitable crops are grown and resources aren’t wasted || [|The Burning Season Website]
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || · Using REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation) custodians of the forests in developing nations can be compensated by industrialised nations for protecting the forest to continue to process greenhouse gasses and provide ecosystems

Apes in Danger Motion Picture || (Evolve Media, 2009)

(Meadows, 2007) ||

You need to copy the exemplar above and enter information on your endangered animal You need to think about how money comes into your solution... how much will your solution cost, what are the economic benefits of your solution, how would things need to change etc. Lachlan A Miss Stevenson: Lachlan - you need to ensure these ideas above have been researched - please put in your links and APA in-text references. Your third and fourth bullet points don't really tie to an economic cost or benefit?
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || * using already logged areas for palm oil plantations in stead of logging more of the tigers habitat.
 * getting the government to track down the black markets
 * get less contact between man and tiger
 * have the tigers in a secure location ||  ||   ||
 * have the tigers in a secure location ||  ||   ||

Alex A
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || * If the government dedicates old mines that are not in use to the ghost bat it would provide more roosting areas for the ghost bat
 * to make a law againist g oing near the ghost bat roosting area's or put fences and signs up around the area would be a cheap way to keep humans and feral animals out || ICUN Website || (ICUN 2009) ||

Miss Stevenson: Great ideas Alex - just check your spelling and grammar above.

James B

Miss Stevenson: James - you need to ensure these ideas above have been researched - please put in your links and APA in-text references. You desperately need to fire up your spell check - just read through what you write - it is full of spelling and grammatical errors
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 * Evidence on economic viability of situation || * To try and boost tourism like what is causing to clear the forest they should use the forest to boost tourism by making paths through the forest so the could see how beutifal the rainforest and the sloth are.
 * This exact solution was used wit the cassawary and had alot of success Explain:
 * This will give the tourism industrie money for people will want t see the sloth andit will also help save the sloth. ||  ||   ||

Murray B

Miss Stevenson: Murray - you need to be considering cost in this part of your solution - what needs to be done and how much will cost to implement your solution on page 5, The information you have above contains environmental not economic points. Although I think you can expand your point on voluteers to say that it may not cost much money as volunteers can be used to action your propored solution. I suggest that you read your classmates exemplars (together with my comments) for further guidance. Vinny and Nikhil have provided some excellent examples you might want to read.
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || * In Costa Rica, you can help prepare hatcheries, clear the beaches to facilitate nesting, and go on nightly patrols to protect the sea turtles.
 * In Kenya, be part of the Watamu turtle watch. Volunteers help with beach patrols, nest excavation, turtle releases, and research. || [] || Save The turtles ||

Alexander B viability of solution || -Under Section 10(j) of the ESA, the USFWS are permitted to manage the population and the promotion of recovery for the red wolves. With this continuously developing, the USFWS may be able to raise the population of the red wolves. -Even with the help from the USFWS, there is still may areas that are left unpretected by rangers or the government. If their are more protected areas in the habitats of the red wolves maybe more of thier lives would be spared. || [] || (IUCN Red List 2009) || Miss Stevenson: Alex - you need to be considering cost in this part of your solution - what needs to be done and how much will cost to implement your solution on page 5, The information you have above contains environmental not economic points. I suggest that you read your classmates exemplars (together with my comments) for further guidance. Vinny and Nikhil have provided some excellent examples you might want to read. Andrew B Miss Stevenson: Andrew - you need to be considering cost in this part of your solution - what needs to be done and how much will cost to implement your solution on page 5, The information you have above contains environmental not economic points. I suggest that you read your classmates exemplars (together with my comments) for further guidance. Vinny and Nikhil have provided some excellent examples you might want to read.
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 * Evidence on economic
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || The Asian elephant has been dramatically affected due to the logging of their native habitat and the dreadful pet trade; it is also being hunted by poachers for they tusk. Previous studies have displayed that this species has been decreasing significantly as this is predominantly due to the continuous unneeded logging of their natural habitat. There are a lot of areas cleared in Asia, the land-owners will be affected by this change but it will contribute to the increase of crops as well as resources will not be wasted. This will provide the farmers with economical improvement. ||   ||   ||

George C


 * **Heading ** || **Details from your research ** || **Links to websites used ** || **APA in-text references ** ||
 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution ** || · If we could get park rangers to be trained to run breeding programs it would be cheaper than getting new staff. This has been able to work in zoos tanning  zoo keepers to run breeding programs.

· If the fence was a weldmesh fencing it would be cheap and would be able keep the cassowaries of the road.

· The under pass for cassowaries would cost a bit but in long term it would allow cassowaries cross roads. ||  [|breeding program]

[|fences] || The Cassowary chick rescue. Sunday, September 27, 2009 © A.R.C. Fences 2006 || Miss Stevenson: George - some good points ... instead of underpasses for cassowaries - could there be overpasses for cars? Your first idea sounds really good - make sure you can explain which zoos this has worked in... you need to change your apa in text references to (Author, year)

Jack C
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 * Evidence On Economic Viability Of Solution || * By the Australian government agreeing to have the dugong listed on (CITES) it will help the dugong to be protected from poaching and trade therefore helping it to survive in the wild.
 * The Australian government is also activly addressing the threats by developing a plan that will that will build on existing activities to reduce the impact of marine debris on threatened marine species, including the dugong.
 * However the cost of these programs is alot higher than the benefits off the progarm and also there are large cost imposed on fishermen in terms of reduced profit. || (CITES)​​

Australian GOV

**Economics University of QLD** || (Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts)(International Wildlife Trade). (Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts)Last updated: Thursday, 24-Apr-2008. (University, September 1997) || ​ Miss Stevenson: Jack - much better - good job! Make sure your APA references read (Author, year)

Jordan C
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || * The Siberian Tiger is the largest tiger in the world, it i also the rarest. Which is why certain precautions must be taken in place in order for it to survive for further generations.
 * By stopping poaching ||  ||   ||

Miss Stevenson: Jordan - you need to be considering cost in this part of your solution - what needs to be done and how much will cost to implement your solution on page 5, The information you have above contains reasons for the tigers decline but does not provide any economic points around your solution. I suggest that you read your classmates exemplars (together with my comments and exemplar ) for further guidance. Vinny and Nikhil have provided some excellent examples you might want to read. Euan C


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 * Evidence On Economic Viability Of Solution || * If western governments such as America and Europe could donate money to only create the cheap food and shelter for African people the people would no longer need to hunt to survive.
 * An alternative medicine NEEDS to be found to be used in Asia, especially since there is not even any proof that it works effectively whereas there are many medicines for illnesses that rhino horns are used for. || World Wildlife Fund || (World Wildlife Fund, 2006) ||

Miss Stevenson: Euan - please read my comments on your solution page - your points above are very general and don't explain in enough detail how these actions could specifically help your endangered specie. Please read my exemplar and Nikhil's example below for some more guidance on the research that is expected.

Ian D
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution​** || * Farmers to use the land they already own, and to not illegally go into natural habitat of the snow leopard. Miss Stevenson:not sure how this is an economic point?
 * All governments allow and fund for CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species) to work in their countries to re-establish some of the lost habitat. good!
 * Using Snow Leopard Trust, people can be taught to reduce conflict between humans and snow leopards. Miss Stevenson:not sure how this is an economic point? || [] || (Snow Leopard Trust,2006) ||

Miss Stevenson: Ian - you need to be considering cost in this part of your solution - what needs to be done and how much will cost to implement your solution on page 5, The information you have above contains environmental not economic points. I suggest that you read your classmates exemplars (together with my comments) for further guidance. Vinny and Nikhil have provided some excellent examples you might want to read.

Nikhil D

· Using Project Tiger to employ “protectors of the forest” from poverty-stricken (inc. homeless) locals in developing countries like India, they can be compensated from the organisation or governments. This allows the tiger to live in an undisturbed environment and the locals to have a new opportunity to improve their economic status. · Making a clear division between the Bengal Tiger’s habitat and the local people’s by proper fences and patrolling custodians, will make tiger attacks and revenge killings halt. This will cut costs for court cases, protests etc. || Project Tiger Animal Corner || (Project Tiger, 2010) (Animal Corner, 2010) ||
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** ||

Miss Stevenson: Great work Nikhil!

Elon F
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 * Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution || * In order for the African authorities to be able to afford constructing rehabilitation centres and national parks, a substantial amount of money would be needed. This can be achieved through tourism. As people from all over the world come to see this great animal, money is then being handed over to the government to build better facilities. This can be explained when tourists arrive so they know where their money is going. This could be expressed as a mixture of sightseeing and fundraising.
 * The main people this act is going to affect are the ivory hunters. However, compensation is not necessary as they are breeching the law. Poaching permits and any similar way of 'avoiding the rule' should all be removed as hunting for ivory is completely unnecessary for the purpose being used. These include stools, decoration and luxuries humans do not need at a price of an innocent life. || [|Bagheera - African Elephants] || (Bagheera, 2007) ||

Miss Stevenson: Great work Elon!

Sagnik G

· **Not disturb the remaining habitat of the Amur Leopard by clearing for development or logging it. ** · **Select a new site further up or down the coast to build the Southwest Primorye Oil terminal which will be the processor of the longest LAND oil pipeline in the world. ** · **The Russian Government should tighten up Poaching laws and increase fines even though they already have because it is not working. ** || **[|Pacific Environment-Research] **
 * **Heading ** || **<span style="font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 13pt;">Details from your research ** || **<span style="font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 13pt;">Links to websites used ** || **<span style="font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 13pt;">APA in-text references ** ||
 * **<span style="font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12.5pt;">Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution ** || · **<span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 11.5pt;">Create National Parks in certain areas of the Amur Leopards remaining habitat to preserve and protect the Leopard. **
 * <span style="background-color: #00ffff; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif';">[|Amur Leopard Project] **


 * <span style="background-color: #00ffff; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif';">[|Amur Leopard Project] **
 * <span style="background-color: #00ffff; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif';">[|Russia puts teeth in poaching laws to protect Amur Leopard] ** || **<span style="font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif';">Pacific Environment **


 * <span style="font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif';">Amur Leopard Project (2006) **


 * <span style="font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif';">Amur Leopard Project (2006) **

Miss Stevenson: Sagnik - you need to be considering cost in this part of your solution - what needs to be done and how much will cost to implement your solution on page 5, The information you have above contains environmental not economic points. I suggest that you read your classmates exemplars (together with my comments) for further guidance. Vinny and Nikhil have provided some excellent examples you might want to read. Vinay H
 * <span style="background-color: #00ffff; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif';">Democratic Underground (2007) ** ||

Miss Stevenson: Vinay - you need to be considering cost in this part of your solution - what needs to be done and how much will cost to implement your solution on page 5, The information you have above contains environmental not economic points. I suggest that you read your classmates exemplars (together with my comments) for further guidance. Vinny and Nikhil have provided some excellent examples you might want to read. Dugald H
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || * No one nows about them so the government is getting away from saving their habitat || [] || (Australian Fauna) ||


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 * Evidence on economic viability of solution || * Using the National Recovery Plan to keep Bilbies away from human development such as farmland and cattle
 * As compensation to the farms the government must either give them money on land in a different area
 * Northern parts of the Tanami desert need to be protected from pastoral expansion by building predator proof fences for the Bilbies
 * The costs of doing this would be that the costs of the fences which in one area cost more than $400,000 and the relocation of the farmers to different areas || Australian government-Bilby and Easter Bilby || (Australian Government, 2009) and (Easter Bilby, N.D) ||

Miss Stevenson: Dugald - you need to be considering cost in this part of your solution - what needs to be done and how much will cost to keep Bilbies away from human development. With your second point - how can the Tanami desert be protected - is there an alterntive location for farmers - or can they grow more economically viable crops? Hari I

· This ‘money’ pressure, supported by the price inflation in China, may see the rhino horn being alternated with another product. An easier and more viable alternative, for the Chinese, would be to use the horn of a buffalo. · Foundations like ‘Save The Rhino’ target the ongoing smugglers and bring them to a halt. Having foundations like these help the government by giving them more time to plan out their next move to protect the rhino. || **The Epoch Times Tiger Bones and Rhino Horns Save The Rhino** || Times, E. (2010, February 22). Amazon. (2010) Rhino, S. T. (2006) || Miss Stevenson: Hari - maybe you could suggest in here that the govenrment could provide incentives to start buffalo farms so that horns could be farmed - this may result in less demand for the Rhino horn?
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 * Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution || · The economic viability to see the price of the horn increased will not affect the nation of Africa but the Traditional Chinese Medicine, (TCM). Not sure what this means

Evan J "The Siberian Tiger project" is one of Russia's most successful projects, due to the fact that it has a large amount of land that is sealed off, and only people of the government may go inside. This keeps the poachers out so that the Siberian Tiger can bread and the government has more time to think of a another way to help save the Siberian Tiger. || Siberian Tiger Facts || (WWF, 2009) || Miss Stevenson: Evan - you need to be considering cost in this part of your solution - what needs to be done and how much will cost to implement your solution on page 5, The information you have above contains environmental not economic points. I suggest that you read your classmates exemplars (together with my comments) for further guidance. Vinny and Nikhil have provided some excellent examples you might want to read.
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || The best way to save money and save the Siberian tiger from the locals would be to make a fence around the boarder of the habitat where the Siberian tiger lives in. This would tell the locals not to go into here as this is the government / Siberian tigers' land. This would also help tell the loggers that this is not an area where they can destroy the habitat. This would also be very cheap for the government and still very effective.

Josh K
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 * **Evidence on economic viability of solution** || ======-Ranchers will have plentiful income from tourists who come to observe the Jaguars in their natural habitat as well as not having to worry about the cost of buying new cattle if new management is put in place.======

-More money via the media if the viewers are made publically aware and support the protection from the Jaguar's dangers.
|| [] || Guidelines for captive management of Jaguars (2004) ||

Miss Stevenson: Josh - good start - however you need to do some research to support your views. Please refer to my exemplar or Nikhil's or Vinny's example above for guidance on the the depth of research expected.

Shalutha K - The first part of the solution was to breed rabbits and then release them into the lynx' habitat for them to eat. This part is the only part that'd be expected to need the most money. The breeding facilities, food and shelter for the rabbits would need a fair amount of money. This can be solved by asking the local population to breed and release the rabbits and get paid for it. This would reduce the cost because the amount that we pay them would be miniature, compared to the time, patience and effort the local population would need. The whole idea of increasing the rabbit population would result in even more costs to the economy, but can easily be overcome if they rabbits are raised and released responsibly and correctly, meaning only breeding and releasing an amount of rabbits that are needed.
 * **Heading** || **Details from your research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text references** ||
 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || <span style="font-family: Symbol,helvetica,sans-serif;">

- The second part of the solution, the fines for using the lynx' habitat land for industrial projects, would need the least money as it would make the government even more money, US$500,000 or more each time someone builds on that land.

- Banning hunting in the lynx' habitat would need no money at all (to enforce the law) but a certain amount of money would be needed to send these people to court. The money needed for this would be covered by the fines they'd pay for hunting. A good example of a person who was sent to jail for hunting wild animals would be the"Longview man" story. || <span style="border-collapse: separate; font-family: 'Segoe UI',helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: normal; white-space: pre;">IUCN Red List

Longview Man ||   ||

Miss Stevenson: Good start Shalutha - but you need to do some deeper research. Be careful to write in the third person ... that means no "I think". You need to write as facts... this means that you need to expand your research to find some evidence. Be careful with your solution with the rabbits - this may result in grave environmental costs?

Tallon K Miss Stevenson: Tallon - good start - however you need to do some research to support your views. Please refer to my exemplar or Nikhil's or Vinny's example above for guidance on the the depth of research expected.
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 * Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution || * Will cost ranchers less money to buy new baby cattle when Jaguars kill them for food
 * Will generate more income for ranchers by tourists who come to observe Jaguars in their natural habitat ||  ||   ||

Michael L (IUCN, 2009) ||
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 * Evidence on economic viability of solution || * Governments can work towards Choudhury.A's (scientist for the IUCN) recommendations of expansion and strengthening of the protected area network of all protected areas, prevention of illegal felling around the Red Panda habitat (loggers can still cut down some trees, but not as much that people can't replant them back, also they could plat there own as well to cut down, not burn), public awareness of the red pandas' threatened status then pay them in money and/or better facilities to protect the red Pandas, and enforcement of existing legal protections such as stripping licenses and fining
 * Also the people that work at the national park could research how a temperate species has survived in a subtropical habitat. This would help the reproduction of the Red Pandas and to keep the Red Pandas in the National Park from wandering off into farmlands there fore less of the crops that farmers grow are eaten, hich then means the farmer can sell more. || <span style="color: #0000ff; font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 10pt; line-height: 115%;">**IUCN - Red Panda ** || <span style="color: black; font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 10pt; line-height: 115%;">

Miss Stevenson: Michael - good start ... who is Choudhury?

Mackenzie L


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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || * Only a small number of road signs would be need so it would not be costly
 * The Tree-Kangaroo and Mammal Group Inc. raises funds for the tree kangaroos
 * Farmers losing land in order for habitat growth could be compensated for the money they would make from the land they lost
 * Loggers would replant some areas for logging
 * =====Farmers would not lose all their land, just a small portion===== || __Tree Kangaroo Mammal Group Inc.__ || (TKMG,2008) ||

Miss Stevenson: Mackenzie - great start - you need to identify who is responsible for each of these actions. Please refer to my exemplar - you need to add two columns to explain where you got this information from.

Vincent Lo

References ||
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || .Using the NPCA ( National Park Conservation Association) to employ the people who normally hunt the condors and other people who want to help stop the extinction of the condors guard the area from poachers and animals that can harm them. So the condor can fly freely, breed freely in a safe and undisturbed environment. The people who hunt the condors can now protect the condors and earn a reasonable amount of money.

. The Goverment should make it the law that the hunters who hunt around where the condors live should pick up their kills or use bullets with no leads in them so the condors wont get lead poisoning from the bullet inside the animal. They could also set up a shop where the condors are selling non-lead bullets for a cheaper price then normal and the money goes to the condors funds. || [|Npca-Wildlife proection] || (NPCA-Condor) || Miss Stevenson: Excellent Vinny! Well done! Rhys M • The money could also be supplied to unemployed locals to act as “Park Rangers” or similar jobs aswell as weekly checks on the population and dingo proof fences .etc || The Wombat Foundation || (The wombat foundation, 2006) ||
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 * Economic Viability || • “Save the Wombat funds” could supply the government with money to pay the conservationists who can be there fore more effective when they work as well as more of a range of supply required to support the Wombat Population

Miss Stevenson: Rhys - much better!

Oliver M

|| **Fourth Crossing** || (Fourth Crossing Wildlife, 2006) || Miss Stevenson: Good Oliver! Please change your font to normal Tom M
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **Evidence of economic viability of solution** || **<span style="-moz-background-clip: border; -moz-background-inline-policy: continuous; -moz-background-origin: padding; background: #aaffaa; font-family: Arial; font-size: 10pt;">If the fenced environmental area is put in place this would provide a positive and winning situation for both parties involved. The wombats would have a safe environment and the loggers would have a significant amount of area which would be allowed to log as the wombat is already contained in an area with a sufficient amount of habitat for them to thrive on. This would make this system extremely economically viable as the loggers would receive more money as they are able to implement a label to put on their products which would state the environmentally friendly way in which the product has been produced. This would also provide the loggers with a more significant economic use as they would not have to negotiate and go through huge amounts of paperwork in order to get permission to farm and utilized their desired amount of land **

(ADW, 2008) || Miss Stevenson: Tom - you need to be considering cost in this part of your solution - what needs to be done and how much will cost to implement your solution on page 5, The information you have above contains environmental not economic points. I suggest that you read your classmates exemplars (together with my comments) for further guidance. Vinny and Nikhil have provided some excellent examples you might want to read.
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || * An effective way of making sure the Arabian Oryx survives in by creating passages between different areas where they are situated. This should be government run with companies making donations in return for tax cuts. Governments to be involved in creating these passaes include Oman, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain.
 * Strengthening of laws prohibitinig the illegal capturing and having a taskforce or group of people monitoring the population. Repurcussions of being caught capturing or killing an Arabian Oryx will be either a heavy fine or a jail sentence. Local residents can be employed to monitor the Arabian oryx.
 * By preventing mass-destruction of land, and allowing only small amounts of land to be utilsed by developers, we can ensure the animal's habitat will not be destroyed. || **IUCN**
 * ADW** || (IUCN, 2009)

Joshua N

· This could be done by making the public aware by holding information sessions · The people around Tasmania could also adopt Tasmanian devils that are in captivity. This could be done by paying a certain amount of money to be able to visit it and improve its living. · This could help researchers and help the welfare of the Devils || **[|Save the Tasmanian devil]** || (Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and, 2010) || Miss Stevenson: Good Josh - well done!
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of Solution** || · Using the DFTD program a lot of money is going to be needed in order to provide researchers with the appropriate equipment to be able to find an appropriate answer

Mitch S
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 * Evidence on economic viability of solution || .the governments of India, china,russia and cambodia should use the forests where the dhole is located and use it to bring money in and use it as a tourist attraction. || **IUCN** || ICUN 2009 ||

Miss Stevenson: Good start Mitch - you might want to do some deeper research and find an example of where in the world this has worked. You need to make sure this evidence ties to your solution

Ben V


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 * Evidence on economic viability of solution || * PESCP will replant many plants and vitally restore the endangered animals community.
 * BIOPAT will host educational campaigns and raise Public awernece of the Lizard and educational campaigns.
 * The PESCP is asking for any support and money to help them. || PESCP conversation and research || (PESCP, 2009) ||

Miss Stevenson: Good Ben - is this something PESCP have suggested - how much would they pay the local community?

Matthew W Miss Stevenson: Good start Matthew but you need to think about the following: How would they do this? What would the money be spent on? How much money would be needed? Where is your research to support these ideas?
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 * **Evidence on Economic Viability of solution** || The Tasmanian Government could help raise money to help fund the moving of Pedder galaxias's around Australia. They could advertise on television about endangered species in Australia and ask people to donate money to help species. The money would be spent on helping improve the habitat of the Pedder Galaxias or moving them into better habitats. This solution would not require much money. || ****IUCN**** || (IUCN, 2009) ||