### location | environment | habitat:

Wetland habitat
* are distributed wherever low areas hold water for a period of weeks.
* help clean waterways.
* provide the ideal environment for a diversity of amphibians and reptiles.

Wildlife habitat
* contain food plots, shrubs and nut seedings for wildlife.
* function that is common to all natural areas.
* includes food, cover and water within the range of a species
  - water, food, cover, and space
* is essential to the future of hunting
  - simply the place or home where wildlife live
* valued attribute of productive rangelands.

Harsh environment
* Most harsh environments contain plants
  - contribute to evolution
* are a part of military operations.

Healthy environment
* contributes to sustainable growth.
* encourage people to make choices and learn from their successes and failures.
* is linked to a healthy economy.
* make healthy economies, and that is an immediate benefit to everyone.
* require involvement.

Humid environment
* Most humid environments provide humidity.
* decrease the degree to which sweat vaporizes.

Indoor environment
* Most indoor environments have more than one source that contributes to indoor air pollution.
* are never entirely free of molds.
* is also a major contributor to high asthma rates in urban areas.

### location | environment:

Marine environment
* Most marine environments have characteristics
  - distinct characteristics
  - provide habitats
  - support life
* Some marine environments affect life
  - are as productive as any on earth
  - have levels
* Some marine environments have lower levels
  - turbidity levels
* are particularly rich in examples of intricate relationships between organisms
  - subject to influences from land, sea and air
  - very different chemically than freshwater environments
  - tremendous regenerative powers

### location | environment:

Natural environment
* Every natural environment shows spatial variation.
* Many natural environments are the product of the interaction between nature and humans.
* Most natural environments have availability
  - provide nutrients
* contain substances harmful to living organisms.
* enhance the quality of life of military personnel and their families.
* includes all aspects of the numerous ecosystems within which human life exists.
* is related to culture.
+ Natural environment, Terminology: Ecology :: ENVT154 :: Environment :: Nature
  * Many natural environments are the product of the interaction between nature and humans. For this reason, the term ecosystem has been used to describe an environment that contains nature, and includes people. It follows then that environmental problems are human or social problems.

Physical environment
* Most physical environments have abrupt transitions
* are interdependent with all human processes.
* provide necessity.
* reflect, shape, and channel human assumptions, beliefs, feelings, and actions.

Sedimentary environment
* Many sedimentary environments can exist at the same time over a broad area.
* Some sedimentary environments are better than others when it comes to preserving fossils.
* provide paleogeography information.

Setting
* are environments
  - located in tables
  - positions
* provides heat
  - steady heat

### location | environment | setting:

Goal setting
* constructive way to set up a process that brings the end result in clear focus.
* critical part of building positive habits and a high self-esteem.
* form of personal forecasting.
* helps children learn to become responsible for their own futures.
* is extremely important in careers
  - important in exercising
* skill which is strengthened with practice.

Tropical environment
* are also havens for fruit trees, the largest of which is the coconut
  - normally ripe with bamboo
* have a lack of fronts.