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Fur trade and the environment
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social 1 Mind Map on Fur trade and the environment, created by tdhein on 29/08/2013.
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Fur trade and the environment
Atlantic
cutting of forests for timber trade
slash and burn agriculture
deforestation
wildfires killed people and animals
mass killing of animals
moose virtually disappeared from NB
skin taken, carcass left to rot
no care for season or gender
conservation plans not enforced
west
near extinction of buffalo
mass killings
hides
food for railway workers
railway running across habitat
over trapping of Beaver to prevent Americans from moving North
attempt to exterminate wolf
kill or chase away buffalo
possibly killing cattle
competition for fur bearing animals
trapping year round and ignoring birth cycles
trappers ignoring conservation plans
Policies of consevation
laws created to protect moose, grouse and black duck in Atlantic
learning of demographic cycles then tried to match with market
reprimanding districts that over trapped
trapping according to birth cycles
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