Nature Essays

Casey Key Beach Day and Night The beach is filled with sun-kissed tans, buckets, and shovels under the warmth of the sunlight, while the moonlight brings out the belly dancers, hula hoops, and drums. The sound of crashing waves, the smell of the sea air, and fine sand felt between your toes are some of […]

According to edf.org, the rising global temperature is a wake-up call. Science includes disciplines like physics, chemistry, biology, and more. Technology, a subset of science, greatly influences society today. Climate is a field of scientific research that directly affects everyone. Each day when people venture outside, they are first greeted by either the sky or […]

Introduction Although CO2 emission into the atmosphere due to fossil fuel combustion results in global warming, it also emits SO2 in the atmosphere. Acting as cloud concentration nuclei, sulfate particle increase cloud albedo. Therefore, solar radiation is backscattered by sub-micrometer sulfate particles in the stratosphere. Artificially sulfur can be injected to stratosphere via carrying the […]

Global warming is a terminology that is used to describe the world climatic changes that are caused by the gradual increase in temperatures of the earth’s atmosphere and its oceans. The temperatures are said to have risen from 0.4 to 08 degrees Celsius over the past a hundred years (Stocker). Human activities are believed to […]

Executive Summary Let us assume that all 3 possible strategies are implemented and we can evaluate their pros and cons through tools analyses provided in this summary. First, efficiency strategies: The advantage of improving efficiency on operations is status quo, which generates no further costs or investments. However, the disadvantages are obvious as follow: As […]

Caparison is a group of appropriates, They are native to warm waters near the Atlantic. Profits are large fish with a unique beak like mouth. Profits get their an me from the form of their mouth. They have 2 beaklike plates, like parrots. They have e even rows of huge, noticeable scales on their bodies. […]

In contrast to the opposite phenomenon, speciation. This is surprising in view of the special importance Darwin attached to extinction, and because the number of species extinctions in the history of life is almost the same as the number of originations; present-day biodiversity is the result of a trivial surplus of originations, cumulated over millions […]

This essay will be examining and assessing the detrimental environmental effects of the touristic sport of scuba diving. In order to evaluate the full extent of the negative impacts that this leisure activity has, in particular with regard to coral reefs, this study will look at various pieces of research that have been carried out […]

Viewing the elaborate exhibitions of ocean life and biodiversity was an enlightening and entertaining experience. These displays and the Imax film, Coral Reef Adventure, introduced me to the incredible diversity and crucial roles of some of the Earth’s ecosystems. These vivid installations enabled better understanding of the importance of preserving these ecosystems to sustain all […]

It was a hot sunny day off the Bahamas shoreline when my family and I went snorkeling for the first time. We took a boat out to the coral reef and dove down to find an underwater beauty. There were many different forms of life including colorful fish, different types of coral, white sand and […]

The modern understanding of coral reefs begins in Charles Darwins book, On the Structure and Distribution of Coral Reefs. In this classic book written in 1842, he distinguished three main types of reef: the fringing reef, the barrier reef, and the atoll. The fringing reef occurs near the shoreline and basically follows the profile of […]

Muro-Ami Fishing, otherwise known as reef-hunting, is one of the cruelest, most cataclysmic forms of illegal fishing that destroys the coral reefs and exploits children. This practice consequently destroys corals which take whole lifetimes to form and causes the deaths of some of these unfortunate children. For casualties ensuing from these practices (either a kid […]

The Rice Terraces in Banaue, Ifugao are considered to be the Eighth Wonder of the World. The terraces are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Approximately during the ministry of Jesus Christ on earth (over 2000 years ago), the native people of Ifugao began carving the terraces of the mountains using merely their bare […]

The tourism industry has grown exponentially over the previous twenty years, it is now a worldwide industry, both in terms of tourists and host destinations, and ‘is no longer confined to the developed countries that traditionally provided the demand for world travel’ (Page & Connell, 2006, pp. 4). World leaders have long been recognising the […]

Population in the world is not evenly distributed thanks to myriads of factors. Take Eurasian Plate and Antarctic Plate as example, the Eurasian Plate is much more densely populated than the Antarctic Plate. Even in a country, population is not evenly distributed too. The factors which influence population at both a local and global scale […]

Robert Frost (1874- 1963). Robert Frost “was the most widely admired and highly honoured American poet of the 20th century (Eiermann). ” Robert Frost was raised in rural New England where he grew a fond love for the outdoors and nature (Merriman). His love with nature elements has probably overwhelmed him so much that it […]

The Tacoma Desert: Facts and Features BY adiabatic The Tacoma Desert forms one of the major hyper-arid deserts of the world and it is known to be the driest place on Earth. The extreme aridity of the climate and unusual mineralogy of the resoling In the Tacoma region is of considerable interest because of Its […]

The movie Simon of the Desert portrays religious themes that touch upon penitence and temptations, as shown through the behaviors of Simon and Satan. The movie is also a testament to the views of the director regarding human pretension and hypocrisy, which are elements that the director repeatedly showed the public through different movies (“Luis […]

Today we live in a society where water is plentiful: we know that if we want water the garden or wash the dishes it is only a ‘turn of a tap’ away. However, when we suddenly find ourselves in a drought, only then do we realise just how much we use it and how it […]

Many Americans emigrated across the Plains (‘The Great American Desert’) as a result of various push and pull factors which forced them to abandon their present residence in search of a better life in the West. Since the East and West were separated by the seemingly uninhabitable ‘Great American Desert’ the only knowledge emigrants had […]

I am in a city called Agar. Can you tell what famous tourist place and country I am visiting? ) Off on another adventure! This time, I have Just climbed 16 steps leading to a wonderful tomb that was burled for centuries beneath the desert sands. This tomb, found In the Valley of the Kings, […]

Hi, I’m Nicky and I also the one who love discovery the nature ! For that reason , I had had a remembrance that I will never forget. Last holiday, I decided to discover the Simpson desert. It’s famous with its red sand, it look like a fire when the sun enlighten the desert and […]