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describe primary activites
working directly with the earths natural resources
examples of primary activites
fishing farming forestry
what are renewable resources
resources that cant run out eg solar and wind
what are non-renewable resources
resources that can and will run out eg coal and oil
what is sustainable exploitation
using the earths resources sustainably so that we dont run out
discuss sustainable exploitation of water, use an eg
central valley project, california uses water to balance irrigation
what is irrigation
artificial supply of water to help crops grow
one positive effect of irrigation
improvement in food security
one negative effect of irrigation
increase of water diseases eg malaria
example of a place where there is an irrigation scheme
Gezira, Sudan
what is the cause of over fishing
high demand for seafood
discuss sustainable exploitation of fish in ireland
quotas, protected areas and awareness
two reasons for over exploitation of fish
high demand for fish products and modern fishing technology
explain how farming is considered a system
because it involves various parts working together to produce something
example of input, process and output of farming
seeds, planting, crops
describe sustainable farming in ireland
producing food sustainably in ways that protect the environment
name the different types of forestry in Ireland
commercial forests, native woodlands, agroforestry
explain commercial forests
timber production
explain native woodlands
biodiversity and heritage
explain agroforestry
combines trees with farming
example of primary economic activity
fishing
describe sustainable forestry in Ireland
manages forest responsibility by planting native species
describe one negative impact of deforestation
loss of habitat for animals