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9-12, Environmental Science
Std 12.0: Identify positive and negative effects of human activities on biodiversity.
 

Lesson Plans:

Learning About Interlocking Dependency
Students study the Earth's biosphere to identify examples of the concept, "interlocking dependency."

Managing the Everglades Ecosystem
To explore the Everglades ecosystem using the Internet. To develop an understanding about conservation of resources in the context of the Everglades; explore relationships between species and habitats; and develop an understanding of how human beings have altered the equilibrium in the Everglades.

Biomagnification in the Great Lakes Ecosystems
This lesson will focus on biomagnification as it relates to the ecosystems of the Great Lakes region in the mid-western United States.

Great Barrier Reef
This lesson will help students understand the environmental importance of coral reefs and the threats to reefs' conservation. Through the process of gathering geographic information about a place (in this case, the Great Barrier Reef), students will learn how a "geographic focus" can sharpen their insights about a conservation issue.
 

 

Resources:

Welcome to the NRCS Soils Website

AirData : Access to Air Pollution Data

 

 

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