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Outline:

I.Humans hurting garter snakes.

A.habitat loss

1.humans taking away habitat.

B.roadkill purposely

C.poaching

1.humans poaching snakes.

II.humans helping garter snakes.

A. spotted a garter-snake  don't kill.

B.help garter-snakes to cross road

C.adopt as a pet

http://www.registrelep-sararegistry.gc.ca/species/speciesDetails_e.cfm?sid=588

Outline (threat section):

I. Humans killing Butler's garter snakes

A. Habitat destruction

1. draining of ponds and marshes

B. Road kills

C. dying from finding new habitat

D. Humans poaching snakes

Outline

I.Humans hurt Butlers Garter snake.

A.Humans Poaching snakes

1.Used for hand bags.

B.Deforestation.

1.Building houses.

C.Humans Hunting Snakes.

1.Hunted for fun.

II.We should help these reptiles.

Outline of 'What you Can Do to Help' section:

I. How Humans Help Butler's Gartersnakes

A. Keep property natural as possible

a. Be cautious when mowing lawns

B. Don’t mow grass - vegetated corridors

 a. Leave vegetated corridors for snakes

C. Restore Butler's Gartersnake’s Habitat

 a.  Remove nuisance/exotic plants

 i. Reed canary grass

 D. Control erosion

  a. Minimizes sediment release

i. Rivers

  ii. Streams

  iii. Lakes

  iv. Wetlands

 F. Avoid use of pesticides/herbicides

G. Avoid driving over Butler's Gartersnake  

(go to threats and trends)

Outline:

I. Humans hurting Butlers Garter snakes

A. Habitat loss

1. Farms being building farms

B. Small population left

1. Driven out by humans

C. Vulnerable to extinction

Outline

1.Humans hurt butlers gartner snake

A.Poaching

1.People love the smooth skin

B.Hunting

1.People sometimes sell for skin

C.Road kill

1.also for hunting

i. Humans kill garter snakes by:

A. Being poached

People like to make snakeskin boots.

B.Driving out by construction

People construct architecture in territory

C. Loss of prey

Losing food to human hunting.

http://www.biokids.umich.edu/critters/Thamnophis_butleri/

I . humans hurting butler garter snake

A. poaching

         1. being killed for skin

B .losing habitat  

         1. habitat being bulldozed

C. road kill

      1. hard to see on road

          2. being run over

   

I. Humans have helped the GarterSnake

A. What can we do to help

A.1 Keep Property natural

A.2 Provide vegetable corridors

A.3 Remove exotic plants and nuisance 

A.4 Control erosion/minimize sediment release

A.5 Lakes, rivers,streams,

wetland

A.5 Avoid use of pesticides and herbicides 

B. Illegal to Kill, Hunt

C. Call 1-877-TIPS-MNR report Illegal activity

http://www.registrelep-sararegistry.gc.ca/species/speciesDetails_e.cfm?sid=588

Outline=

A.Reduction of habitats

AI.Limited of climate

AII.Reduction of open habitat

AIII.Drainage 

AIIII.Of seasonal  

wetlands,ponds,marshes

B.Species susceptible to habitat fragmentation

BI.Crosses stretches of unsuitable terrain

a.In search of  suitable habitat

BIII.Due to roadkills

http://www.biokids.umich.edu/critters/Thamnophis_butleri/

Outline:

I. I am working on it in a GDoc.

Outline:

I. Humans hurt Butler garter snakes.

A. Isolated due to habitat deconstruction.

A1. Negative on already small population

B. Road kills.

C. Ongoing habitat loss.

  C1. Fragmentation.

Outline

I.Humans hurting butlers gartersnake

A. Loss of fields and grasslands

B. Habitat loss

B1. Fragmentation

B2. Road mortality

I. gatersnake being hurt by humans 

A. Loss of fields and grasslands 

B. habitat fragmentation

C. Road mortality 

Outline :

1. Garter snakes marked as endangered

2. Federal Species at Risk Act (SARA).

3. Wildlife Conservation Act (FWCA)

4. Protection prohibits actions.

5. prevent killing, harming, harassing, possessing

6. No selling or trading.

7. Endangered Species Act, 2007(ESA)

http://www.ontarionature.org/protect/species/reptiles_and_amphibians/butlers_gartersnake.php

1.humans harming butler snakes

1a.humans endanger butler snake

1b.snakes die humans don't care

1c. limited amount of snakes left

2 habitat loss

2a.humans destroy gartner snake habitat

2b.snake die because habitat loss

Link:  http://bit.ly/1GWhdgY  

Outline:

I: Sarnia,ON takes Garter snakes

I.Humans Hurting Butler's garter snakes

A.Increased urbanization.

1.Building structures by their habitats.

B.Their remainder habitat is fragmented.

1.Isolated small pieces of land.

C.Illegal pet trade has occurred.

1.Uncommonly available for sale/trade.

a1.Illegally captured for personal collections.

D.Multiple snakes, were roadkill victims.

I. DNR helping garter snakes

A. government agrees to leave alone

A1. also told us help them

A2. removed from endangered list

A3. builders are disagreeing

The part where I'm outlining is the 'what you can do to help' part

I. How Humans Helped Garter Snakes

A. Keep property natural as possible

1. Keep bush piles and logs

2. Be cautious while mowing lawn

B. Make vegetated corridors for snakes

C. Restore Garter Snake habitat 

1. Reversing natural succession

2. removing nuisance & exotic plants

a. Example: Reed Canary Grass

D. Control erosion

1. Minimize sediment release

a. rivers

b. streams

c. lakes

d. wetlands

E. Avoid using pesticides and herbicides

1. Negatively impact snake food source

F. Watch for snakes on road

1. Avoid running them over

I. DNR helps garter snakes

A. They are protected from DNR

A1. beacuse people kill them

B. buiders don't like this

C. now removed from endangered list

C1. least considered now

D. new home is like outdoors

D1. they have same fun

Here is my link about how humans hurt the Butler’s Gartersnake:

http://www.ontarionature.org/protect/species/reptiles_and_amphibians/butlers_gartersnake.php

Outline for topic 1 (hurt):

1. How humans hurt Butler’s Gartersnake

1. Habitat loss destroys Gartersnake home

1. Because of 2 main reasons

1. Agricultural destruction to wildlife

1. Mowing land

1. Flattens fields - habitat of Gartersnake

2. Insect repellant/other poison

1. Harmful to Gartersnake

2. Habitat fragmenting

1. Roads

2. Detroit-Windsor obliterating Gartersnake habitat

1. Permit to destroy Gartersnake homes

A. humans help Butler's Gartersnake

1. Wisconsin, threatened species since 1997

2. Department of Natural Resources adopting new protection policy

1. controversial previous policy, with developers

1. putting snake’s status at risk

3. DNR practices for, environmental triage  

1. protects best habitat sites

1. developers will have fewer hurdles

4. DNR to find 65 sites

1. in Wisconsin state

Link- http://www.ontarionature.org/protect/species/reptiles_and_amphibians/butlers_gartersnake.php

Outline-

Topic- Humans Hurting Butler's Garter Snake

A. Habitat Loss

1.- primarily because of agriculture

B. conserving Butler's garter snake populations

1.- critically important in Ontario

C. Human construction destroying habitat

1. e.g - Detroit-Windsor International Crossing project

I:Humans Harming Garter snakes

 A: facing human-made challenges

 a1.deforestation

 a2.construction

B:Garter snakes used as pets

 a1.Killed because Humans Consider dangerous

 C:Play Important role in Nature

 a1.Control population of many insects

 a2.welcome service for gardeners

http://www.ontario.ca/page/butlers-gartersnake

ENDANGERED I. Humans hurting gartersnake A.loss of tallgrass prairie 1. Hurting habitat B. Habitat fragmentation II. Humans helping gartersnake A. Automatically helping endangered species B. Reporting illegal harm to gartersnake

By harshiniy

On the site that I am using it says that the status of the snake isTHREATENED.

 I.Humans hurt Butler’s garter snake

 A.Road kill

 1. Killed on road because cars

 2. People talk phone, gater dead

 B. Habit loss

 1. Humans are making new houses

 2. Also farm growing food ,agriculture.

 C. Killed from hunting

 1. People don’t want Gartersnake alive

 2. People want every animal extinct

 D. Work order to kill snake