Across
- 3. _________ zone. The area of a glacier where snow and ice are added.
- 4. _____ Act. Protects threatened species/habitats in Australia.
- 5. breaking up of continuous forest into smaller patches.
- 8. provides scientific assessments on climate change, including glacier retreat and forest loss.
- 10. recovery of forest after disturbance.
- 14. when a glacier loses more ice through ablation than it gains through accumulation.
- 15. cutting down all trees in an area.
- 18. _____ Agreement. Legally binding international treaty to limit global warming to below 2°C; requires emission reduction commitments (relevant to glacier melt & deforestation as both are climate-related).
- 19. _________ line. The altitude where accumulation equals ablation.
- 20. rock and debris deposited by a glacier.
- 21. a sequence of natural or human actions that shape the land.
- 23. protection of natural environments.
Down
- 1. permanent removal of forests and conversion to another land use.
- 2. a large, slow-moving mass of ice formed from compacted snow.
- 6. when a glacier grows because accumulation exceeds ablation.
- 7. Logging ________ logging. Removal of particular tree species.
- 9. _________ Technology. Tools such as GIS, GPS, remote sensing, and drones used to collect, manage, and analyse spatial data.
- 11. how landscapes alter over time, either naturally or due to human activity.
- 12. UN program that provides financial incentives to developing countries to conserve forests.
- 13. Responsible for protecting sites of cultural and natural importance, such as Tasmania’s World Heritage forests.
- 16. ________ zone. The lower part of a glacier where melting, sublimation, or calving occurs.
- 17. Ecosystem _________. Benefits from ecosystems (air, water, biodiversity).
- 22. the level of analysis: local, regional, national, or global.
