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    Water conservation in our

    environment

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    Ecological

    reserves

    inEcuador

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    Galpagos National ParkThere are 13 main islands anddozens of islets and smallerislands.It is characterized by white

    sand beaches, cactus forests,land and marine iguanas, gianttortoises reserves.There are over 400 species of

    colorful fish and birds such asblue-footed boobies, red footedand masked, flamingos,penguins, finches, frigate birds,albatrosses, cormorants and

    pelicans.

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    Cuyabeno ReserveLocated in Sucumbos.Rich biodiversity and speciesinteractions.

    The geomorphology of the reserve isthe product of the movement ofmaterials from the Andes by the rivers,mainly by the Aguarico, which haswhite water because it carries sediment

    from the Andes mountains where itgains its flow that makes navigablethroughout the year.

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    The impressive waterfall PitaSince the melting of ice will Cotopaxiborn Rio Pita, who has in his journey tothe valley this beautiful waterfall of 30

    meters in height.It is located 40 minutes from theColibr monument in Los ChillossValley. The waterfall is located at the end ofa beautiful eco-trail that runs along the

    river basin that way.

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    Cayapas-Mataje in EsmeraldasIt is one of the largest reserves in thecountry.In an area of 51 300 hectares is an

    extensive mangrove forest.It habits a variety of aquatic speciesthat protect the area of erosionphenomena caused by the sea,allowing the recycling of nutrientsand maintenance of water quality.The wood is removed from the areahas been well quoted, it is suitablefor housing resistant to salt water.

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    Located northwest of Quito.In an area of 3 383 hectares, ishome to a community dedicated

    to agricultural activities.Adjacent areas are small, ruggedmountain ranges and elevationswith green walls very own spot togive the qualities that have

    earned the singular declarationGeobotanical Reserve, the only inEcuador.Another feature is the permanentcloudiness produced by the hot aircoming from the Guayllabamba

    Pululahua Reserve in Quito

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    Yasun National Park

    Located in the Amazon regionGreat diversity of flora and

    fauna, which is in danger ofdisappearing due to the oilextraction that threatenanimals and plants.

    In Yasun you can find one ofthe most diverse of birds in theworld, where 567 species havebeen recorded.Protects about 40% of all

    mammal species in the Amazon

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    Filtrationand

    purification of

    water:

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    Drinking waterWe call drinking water that we can drinkwithout any danger to our health.Drinking water should not contain substancesor organisms that can cause illness or harm

    our health.Therefore, before the water reaches ourhomes, it must be treated in a watertreatment plant.In these places the water is cleaned and

    treated until it is under conditions suitable forhuman consumption.

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    How much drinking water is onEarth?

    It is estimated that in the Earth is about1,400 million km. meters of water.Only 3% of that water is drinking water.Of all fresh water, 80% are forming in the

    poles and cold areas of the Earth, 19% isgroundwater and 0.7% are part of theatmosphere.Fresh water in rivers and lakes is 0.3% ofthe total. It is an insufficient amount for

    all mankind, so it is necessary to preserveand avoid contamination, if we want lifeto continue on this wonderful planet.

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    How do we treat water in

    treatment plantChlorination and flocculation.: After an initialscreening to remove large solid fragments,chlorine is added (to remove microorganisms fromwater) and other chemicals to enhance the solid

    particles forming snowflakes precipitate .Decantation.: At this stage remove flocs andother particles in the water.Filtration. Water is passed through successivefilters to remove sand and other particles thatmight still remain, while eliminating the turbidity

    of the water.Chlorination and netted. To eliminate the mostresistant microorganisms and disinfection ofpiping distribution network.

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    Construction of a water filter

    1 .- Take a clear plastic

    container.2 .- Fill inside with layers ofcotton, fine sand, coarse sandand gravel.

    3.-Place "invention" in theappropriate position andplaced a bowl under the mouthof the bottle.

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    Operation of a water filter

    Take a container of water.Check in water, for example, a little dirt,chalk dust, a teaspoon of cement orplaster, sunflower seed shells, sand,

    fibers, plant debris, etc..Removed, is to represent thewastewater.Over a bowl, place the colander and letthem mix through it.

    You get the first separation of pollutants,the most voluminous remain in thestrainer.Take the bowl and cast its contents, littleby little, over the filter you have built.

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    Operation of a water filter

    See how the pieces that made it throughthe strainer, are deposited in different

    layers forming the filter.The resulting water will lower thecontainer.Let stand for one day. The next day you will see that at thebottom of the container is deposited a thinlayer of silt, while the water is less turbidthan the previous day.

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    Endangeredspecies in

    Ecuador due tolack of water

    and pollution.

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    Bear of glasses

    Wonderful large animal, which owes

    its name to the yellow stripes aroundtheir eyes, as if using glasses,Is a species of wildlife in Ecuador thatis associated with a threatenedhabitat type.The hunting and lack of water are the

    main causes of declining populationsof these animals

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    CHORONGO MONKEY

    These beautiful animals,

    coloringdark brown, have suffered thedestruction of their habitat,seriously affecting their

    populations.They are captured as pets bythe charm that demonstrate tobe tamed.They usually form large groups

    and are restricted to areas

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    Andes Condor

    Called the King of the Andes

    for themajesty and ability to fly up tothe limits of perpetual snow.Considered the largest flying

    bird in the world, of black colorwith white contrasts,.Their habitat had beendestroyed by hunted of farmersand ranchers.

    It is in serious danger of

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    Parrots, macaws and

    parakeetsTheir bright colors , theability to repeat words, especially ifthey are caught young (parrots), theability to adapt in captivity, the highprices paid for them in the foreignmarket, the indiscriminate felling offorests, and water pollution have

    determined that these birds arerestricted to sites of protection.

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    Amazonian Tapir

    The destruction of primary andsecondary forest and water pollutionin areas they inhabit, are causes of

    extinction of Amazonian Tapir.There are people and institutions thatcarry out to projects and save themfor maintain their conservationprograms.

    We can find this animal inExperimental Fatima Center, locatedin the city of Puyo, in the Amazon.