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… the quality of water and soil or by providing flood and disease control. Cultural Services: nonmaterial benefits that … vegetation and larger forest ecosystems to pests and disease (Anderson 2008). The falling leaves and debris in … of new habitats for mosquitos and thereby vector-borne disease risks (Medlock and Vaux 2011). Constructing Wetlands …

… during the dry season; this reduces livestock theft and disease. The ngitili practice in Shinyanga is also seen as …

… relationships, and the dispersal of parasites and disease, are examples of processes that may be greatly … (such as hunting, persecution as pests, introduction of disease and new predators, habitat modification) that are … weeds and exotic species; • facilitate the spread of disease; • introduce new genes which could disrupt local …

… forest crops. The most common risks include market shocks, disease and fire. 39 The process should be thought of as …

… apparently suffering from any infectious or contagious disease that may endanger the health of people. 41. Attempts … importunately for alms by exposing any deformity or disease or any offensive sore or wound to solicit charity. … suspected to have been infected with carriers of any such disease. 6. Animal farms.— A concerned local government may …

… and flora, though these laws are generally concerned with disease and pest control and focus on species and other …