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Balancing Alberta's Natural Resources: A Balancing Act
Students categorize forestry, farming, and oil and gas practices according to their environmental effects.
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Students categorize forestry, farming, and oil and gas practices according to their environmental effects. Vocabulary, sorting activities, and reflection prompts introduce sustainability, conservation, pollution, habitat, and responsible resource management in Alberta.
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- Students will categorize natural-resource activities by environmental impact.
- Students will distinguish sustainable and unsustainable forestry practices.
- Students will explain how farming practices affect soil, water, and habitats.
- Students will reflect on ways to manage natural resources responsibly.
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