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Values of Wildlife conservation
Georgia and TurkeyBy Lisa
Reynolds
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Wildlife Conservation importance in Georgia and Turkey
I. National ParksII. Bird watchingIII. Animals and endangered animalsIV. Conservation programsV. Landscapes
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National ParksThe Kuscenneti National Park in Turkey and the
Okefenokee National Refuge in Georgia are the largest parks.
The parks are restoring habitats and safety of wildlife.
Turkey has 33 National Parks.
Georgia has 9 Refuge Parks.
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Kuscenneti National ParkThe park has outstanding achievements in wildlife.
Rewarded the European Dipolma.
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the Okefenokee National Refuge “Trembling Earth” is their nickname due to the swamps.
Rewarded the Southern Region Director’s Conservation Award.
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Bird watching Bird watching is Georgia and
Turkey’s activity.
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The value of learning about bird watching is a common activity we both have in Georgia and Turkey.
You can learn about all of the different types of birds, and talk to other bird watchers about their experiences.
Ash-throated Flycatcher and Common Eider are birds in Georgia.
Wall creepers and kingfishers are birds in Turkey.
Both of our nations have migrating birds that travel to warmer climates.
Bird watchingRome, Georgia and Istanbul, Turkey are the best places for
the activity.
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Animals and endangered
animals
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Animals Even though different animals roam in
Georgia and Turkey, we both recognize the importance and the value of animals in our nations. The common interest we have with Turkey is that we have some of the same animals, but they have different animals from us as well.
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Similar and Dissimilar
Similar Birds Bears Fish
Dissimilar Kangal Van Cat
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Rare Types of Birds
Georgia
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Ash-throated Flycatcher
Common Eider
Turkey
Wall creepersKingfishers
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Common Eider
Ash-throated Flycatcher
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Georgia
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Turkey
Wall creeper
Kingfishers
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Bears Bears are treated with a
positive attitude in Turkey.
Attacks are not common in Georgia and Turkey.
The Brown Bear in Turkey
The Black Bear in Georgia
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FishFreshwater fish are common in Georgia and
Turkey.
Turkey’s fish dwell in the Black Sea.
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Van Cat and Kagal
Van Cat and Kagal are dissimilar animals we do not have in Georgia. Kagal is a rare Shepard dog, while Van Cat is a rare breed of cat.
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Endangered animalsSaving endangered animals is important to Turkey as well in our own state because we want to help
wildlife.
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Red-cocked woodpecker The Red-cocked Woodpecker is an endangered
animal in Georgia. It is being affected by habitat and loss.
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Carretta TurtleThe carretta turtle is an endangered animal in Turkey. Their habitats are being replaced with
hotel buildings.
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Conservation Programs
Georgia The Bobwhite
Quail Forest
Stewardship, Forestry for
Wildlife The Georgia
Conservation Fund
Turkey The Convention on
International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES)
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Landscapes The landscapes are a beautiful sight to behold. Mountains, rivers and swamps are in Georgia and
Turkey. Mountains are in parts of North Georgia. The Okefenokee Swamp is in Georgia. Dalyan,Turkey has several swamps. Plant Flora is in Georgia and Turkey.
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Mountains
Georgia Turkey
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Rivers
Turkey
Georgia
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SwampsTurkey
Georgia
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Wildlife is changing each day.
Wildlife has the exact meaning in Turkey as we do in our state; it refers to mammals, birds, fish,
reptiles, and invertebrates that live in the world.