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Handout:

Restoration Ecology

Grade Level:

12

Subject:

Biology

Topic:

Strand F: Population Dynamics - Restoration Ecology

Objective:

Students will learn about human impacts on environmental stability, and understand how technological developments and population increases relate to our ecological footprint. This lesson is relevant to students because global warming and population increases are an ever-growing concern on Earth, where resources are finite. Learning how to reduce their ecological footprint is imperative if they are to make changes to create a healthy environment for future generations.

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Prep:

Create PowerPoint on restoration ecology, prepare and photocopy handouts and rubrics for the ecological footprint project, gather enough chart paper for several groups.

Materials:

Laptop, projector, PowerPoint, markers, chart paper, ecological footprint project handouts and rubrics

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