Get Fit With the Grizzlies

The article I chose to analyze is "Suitable for Grizzlies: Community - Schools - Fight against families Obesity program", social and physical body to cope with childhood obesity and promote change Health-related determinants are focused on. C. Erwin, R. Irwin, Miller, Somes, and Richey (2010) have similarities in the development of community health promotion programs with various aspects of the nutrition team's video and its health promotion program structure. .

The results of the 2007 Grizzly DNA Population Study were announced, and Grizzlies in the south 51 of Highway 3 were inferred. In Calgary Herald, Grizzly biologist Gord Stenhouse is quoted as follows. According to Mr. Bois, when there are few harvested roads in animal habitats, the number of high-graffiti in Alberta state is small, increasing by 5% per year. With the environmentally friendly harvesting method adopted in the industry, Grizzly's population may continue to decline, unless the road density of the logging area is reduced, according to a similar situation in the Huang stone ecosystem the problem within the province The population of the bear you possess may increase by 5% each year.

According to a survey by Calgary Herald on 23rd September, 78% of respondents thought that "Grizzly should be designated endangered species in Argentina." Designated as an Endangered Species: "Today, people are interfering with the Grizzly habitat, roads, development is on the rise, the state aims to ensure that Alberta maintains the Grizzly population indefinitely "But from a viewpoint, if the situation continues, Grizzlies in Alberta will only exist in the memory, please protect the symbols of this powerful country from the endangered crisis . "

The 2010 Alberta Grizzlies mortality data was announced. It is estimated that 29 head dust deaths in Alberta state, accounting for 4.2% of the population. This mortality rate is much higher than the "sustainable" 2.8% mortality rate in Alberta. Grizzlies Status Report 2010. Canadian Global Forest Watch (GFW) has created a new report: Castleland Forest Land Use Zone: Linear Interference, Penetration Density and Grizzly Habitat Safety Zone. According to the report, the total length of the roads and sidewalks that may be used in vehicles other than the highway in the castle is 1,283 km and the density is 1.3 km / km 2. The castle is part of the core grizzly area recognized by the government of Alberta. The route density of these areas does not exceed 0.6 km / km 2