Aggressive Behaviors of Female Crocodile Area available for Incidence of salt water Crocodile attraction to female crocodiles Crocodylus porosus) Human wastes during hatching season attacks in Balabac, Palawan Informal settlers Crocodile Population Lives of the local residence and their pets Unnatural Proximity of Loss of Income Human and Crocodile Natural crocodile habitat Habitat B Hunting, Poaching and Publicity through media establishment of Killing of Crocodiles or word of mouth Fishing and illegal R crocodile sanctuaries R cutting of mangroves Population of Loss of Livelihood Mangroves (Rhizophora mangle) Crowd Panic Local Residence Intervention Tension between the Intervention from Conservation Program of residence and the Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Relocation of officials Conservation Center (PWRCC) Local Residence B Local Government Intervention Destabilization of Planting of Mangroves Coastline Providing Livelihood Police Killings and to the residence Rally R Soil Erosion during Typhoons Disaster Risks Formulation of local ordinances, strict law enforcement, and creation of local task force groups.|. Objectives I Develop a concept article from a preconstructed causal-Ioop-diagram using your understanding of systems thinking; I Explain the importance of systems thinking in analyzing environmental issues and concerns; I Identifyr the factors the behaviors of the species; and I Explain the factors affecting biodiversity and their importance ||. Instructions 1. Practice writing your own Concept Article by explaining the CLD below about the factors influencing the population and aggressive behavior Philippines snapback crocodile in Balabac; Palawan. 2. Your article must contain at least three paragraphs and no more than one thousand words; including an introduction; body, and conclusion