Period 2
Copy Point Pelee Assignment
Ecological Succession Handout - completed and handed in today in class
Time to work in groups to share data from yesterday
Read p. 83-86 and define all bolded terms (Biodiversity Reading)
Read p. 87-95 and do Questions 1-8 p. 94
HMK
Any of the above not finished in class is for homework
Be ready to complete Point Pelee Assignment tomorrow
Ecology Test next week Thursday/Friday
Period 3
Copy down Point Pelee Assignment (above)
Hand in homework questions A-E
Water Treatment Project in Groups
HMK
Ecology Test next Friday, Be ready to complete Point Pelee Assignment Tomorrow
Period 4
Copy Point Pelee Assignment
Completed creation of data table from yesterday
Reviewed how to access textbook online
Learned how to use anemometers, pH measuring probe, and psychrometers
Collected data for Ecosystem 1
HMK - try to access textbook online tonight, be ready to complete Point Pelee Assignment tomorrow
Ecology Test next week Thursday/Friday
1 comment:
Joshua Gagnier
Monday, October 17, 2011
Point pelee assignment
1. Zebra mussels
Asian long-horned beetles
Purple loosestrife
Cattail
Common reed
Asian carp
New Zealand mudsnail
Japanese knotweed
European gypsy moth
Rusty crayfish
2. Bald eagle
Kirtland’s wabler
Canadian lynx
Gray wolf
Bog turtle
Copperbelly water snake
Whopping crane
3. In September 2004, the federal government and its provincial and territorial counterparts introduced "An Invasive Alien Species Strategy for Canada" to reduce the risk of invasive alien species and conserve our ecosystems. This strategy helps prevent new invasions; detect and respond rapidly to new invasive alien species; and manage established invasive alien species through eradication, containment, and control. The strategy also includes measures to help prevent introductions of invasive alien species from other countries, or from species which have moved from one ecosystem to another within Canada piont pelee is using this stratigy to help prevent non native spiecies from coming to piont peele and help get rid of the no native spiecies we already have.
Piont pelee as well as many other national parks across canada work together to preserve canadas biodivirsity. Piont pelee helps protect threatened spiecies by making sure no one hunts them or setting aside land that tourists cant go to for the threatened spiecies . amoung many other things piont pelee does to protect these spicies is they make sure there habitate is sutable for the speicies to be living there becouse do to changes in our ecosystem (both human coused and naturaly coused) have coused the habitate of some threatened spieceis to be rapidly changing so it is the parks resocibility to moniture this to see how it is effecting the threatened spiecies.
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