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Yellowstone
Liceul Teoretic “Bolyai Farkas”

LUCRARE DE ATESTAT LA LIMBA ENGLEZĂ

Parcul Naţional Yellowstone

Prof.coordinator: Absolvent:
Kádár Adrienne Koncz Krisztina XII.A

Tg-Mureş 2013
“Bolyai Farkas” High School

Yellowstone National Park

Guiding teacher: Student:
Kádár Adrienne Koncz Krisztina XII.A

Tg-Mureş
2013
Table of contents:
Introduction................................................................................3
Chapter 1 Yellowstone National Park...................................................4
Chapter 2
2.1. History...........................................................................6
2.2. Park creation.................................................................10 2.2.1. The Act of Dedication.........................................11
Chapter 3
3.1. Later history.................................................................17
3.2. Heritage and research center........................................20
Chapter 4
4.1. Geography....................................................................21
4.2. Geology........................................................................23
Chapter 5
5.1. Biology and ecology.....................................................29
5.2. Flora..............................................................................30
5.3. Fauna............................................................................32
Chapter 6
Forest fires.........................................................................38
Chapter 7
Climate..............................................................................42
Chapter 8
8.1. Recreation..................................................................44
8.2. Legal



Bibliography: 1. "Vital Habitats: Wetlands and Wildlife" (PDF). National Park Service. Retrieved 2007-03-19. 2. "Yellowstone Sand Verbena". Nature and Science. National Park Service. July 20, 2006. Retrieved 2007-03-13. 3. "Yellowstone National Park 's First 130 Years". Yellowstone History. National Park Service. Retrieved 2007-04-01. 4. "Yellowstone National Park". UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Retrieved 2012-03-24. 5. www.Wikipedia.com 6. Yellowstone National Park Official site   Conclusion

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