Environmental Science
Ecosystems and Nutrients
Population Ecology
Community Ecology
Biodiversity
100

Environmental Science both an _ and _ science 

What is empirical and applied? 

100

This is a type of Wetland

Peatbog

100

This animal was included in the extermination project to protect against livestock and would boost deer and elk populations 

The Grey Wolf

100

The study of all the populations (plants, animals, and other species) living and interacting in an area.

Community ecology

100

Stretches of DNA, the hereditary material of cells, that each direct the production of a molecule, usually a protein, and influence an individual’s traits

Genes

200

A problem where there are many causes and consequences

What is a Wicked Problem 

200

All of the organisms in a given area plus the physical environment (biotic and abiotic components) in which, and with which, they interact

What is an ecosystem?

200

All the individuals of a species that live in the same geographic area and are able to interact and interbreed.

What is a population

200

This indicator species decline was responsible for the awareness of the broader impact and health of the Everglades.

The wood stork

200

The process by which organisms best adapted to the environment survive to reproduce, leaving more offspring than less well-adapted individuals

Natural Selection 

300

The Iceland Viking were able to adapt by adopting techniques and practices for their survival  

What is Sustainable practices

300

These cycles are important for the recycling of nutrients and matter in the Earth

What is carbon, nitrogen and phosphorous cycle

300

These three types of distribution patterns are relevant to population dynamics 

Clumped, Random and Uniformed distribution 

300

This arrangement is important for the transfer of energy and matter. It consist of producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, tertiary consumers and apex predators.

Trophic Pyramid 

300

he heritable variation among individuals of a single population or within the species as a whole

Genetic Diversity 

400

This book authored by Rachael Carson caused an uproar and eventually led to stricter regulations for chemical pesticides?

What is Silent Springs

400

This process convert sunlight into sugars, water and oxygen

What is photosynthesis 
400

The deer and elk experienced this type of growth when the wolves were not present.

Exponential growth 

400

The mangrove “prop” roots, which anchor the trees into the wet, sandy ground below, offer the fish safety from predators during the day but are close enough to the seagrass beds where the snapper and grunts feed at night for easy “commuting.”

What is an Ecotone

400

This invasive species has contributed to extirpation for marsh rabbits and threatens the lives of other predators that rely on mammals for food.

Burmese python

500

This resource has contributed to the current carbon dioxide concentrations to 424 parts per million from fossil fuels. 

non-renewable 

500

These two physical properties influences the growth of peat moss in the SPRUCE project

What is temperature (warming) and carbon dioxide

500

In 1995, this regulation or pressure from wolf reintroduction project reduced the winter elk population in Yellowstone National Park from 19,000 to 4,000 today. This same pressure and regulation is imposed from the elk and deer onto the aspen and willow trees.

Top-down regulation

500

In 2000, the U.S. Congress enacted the most comprehensive — and expensive — ecological repair project in history. In 2000, the U.S. Congress enacted the most comprehensive — and expensive — ecological repair project in history.

CERP or In 2000, the U.S. Congress enacted the most comprehensive — and expensive — ecological repair project in history.

500

What crop is responsible for biodiversity loss in Indonesia 

What is Palm Oil