Human Impacts on Aquatic Ecosystems- Florida, Wisconsin, Algae, & Phosphorus
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I created this for APES, but it could easily be used in AP Biology or other general Biology, Ecology, or Environmental Science classes for on-target students (you could easily modify the questions to support lower-level students, as needed).
It's designed around the APES Essential Knowledge ERT-1 Ecosystems are the result of biotic & abiotic interactions, and it ties together concepts of aquatic ecosystems, phosphorus cycle, algal blooms, economics, and human impacts.
Students use a video about Lake Okeechobee in Florida, an article with a more recent update, and three short articles (1, 2, 3) about algal blooms in Wisconsin (where I teach). Students work through the resources, answer questions, and make connections not only to science content, but also between the two situations (FL/WI), building their ability to think more deeply about content.
Answer key is included.
Document is in Google Docs & ready to upload right into Classroom or Schoology!
