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Understanding the Everglades Ecosystem: A World of Cause and Effect
Students explore the Florida Everglades as a connected wetland ecosystem, focusing on water levels, invasive species, and human impacts.
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Students explore the Florida Everglades as a connected wetland ecosystem, focusing on water levels, invasive species, and human impacts. The reading explains how changes to one part of the ecosystem affect plants, animals, and natural processes.
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- Students will explain how water levels affect Everglades wildlife.
- Students will identify cause-and-effect relationships within an ecosystem.
- Students will describe how invasive species disrupt food webs.
- Students will explain how human-made canals and levees alter natural water flow.
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