Understanding Energy Flow in Ecosystems

Students explore how energy moves through ecosystems by tracing food chains, identifying trophic roles, and analyzing food-web changes.

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Students explore how energy moves through ecosystems by tracing food chains, identifying trophic roles, and analyzing food-web changes. Activities address deforestation, pollution, climate change, a Borneo rainforest case study, and conservation planning.

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Students will trace energy flow through food chains and food webs.
Students will identify producers, consumers, decomposers, and apex predators.
Students will predict the effects of population changes and introduced predators.
Students will explain human impacts on ecosystems and propose conservation actions.

Understanding Energy Flow in Ecosystems

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