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M.L.P #5
Vick Schlueter
11/01/2016
Human Impact on the Ecosystem
Grade Level:
11
Subject:
SNC1P Biology Unit
Topic:
Human Impact on ecosystems
Objective:
In this lesson, students will use the OIE World Animal Health Information database to observer a selected species population over the last 20 years in the local Ottawa region. Using the population increase of human over the duration of times, including other factors, students will then hypothesis on human related factors that are affecting to population dynamics of species in the local habitat.
The goal is for the class to create a list of possible factors.
Moving forward, the class will explore a variety of different human related factors that affect ecosystems and conclude which or all are affecting the local ecosystems surround Ottawa.
Overall Expectations:
B2. Investigate some factors related to human activity that affect terrestrial or aquatic ecosystems, and describe the consequences that these factors have for the sustainability of these ecosystems.
Specific expectations:
B2.5 analyse the effect of factors related to human activity on terrestrial or aquatic ecosystems by interpreting data and generating graphs (e.g., data on the concentration in water of chemicals from fertilizer run-off and their effect on the
growth of algae).
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