Management of Tropical Forests

5. Over 35% of the world's mangroves have been destroyed due to __ development and expansion of aquaculture.
7. Wood and oxygen are __ resources.
9. __ Nature Reserve located in the south of Singapore is one of the locations of Singapore's four nature reserves.
10. An example of how resource extraction from tropical forests can be regulated is __ logging.
11. Reforestation helps to __ a deforested area through the planting of new trees.
14. Tropical forest plants help to prevent the build-up of carbon dioxide as they absorb this gas during __.
15. An example of greenhouse gas.

1. Effectiveness of establishing protected areas depends on strong __ of laws.
2. __ and enhanced greenhouse effect are serious consequences from unsustainable extraction of resources from tropical forests
3. __ areas are set aside to conserve tropical forests.
4. The law which provides for the planting, maintenance and conservation of trees and plants within Singapore's nature reserves is known as the Parks and __ Act (2005).
6. When tropical forests are cut down __ than they are able to regrow risks making these resources non-renewable.
8. This forest contains one third of the Earth's remaining tropical rainforest.
12. A strategy used to teach people about the importance of tropical forests and understand why they are under threat.
13. Activity that contributes to deforestation