Succession
How many types of succession are there?
2
How do humans cause habitat loss?
Taking resources and building in ecosystems that push animals/plants out
The amount of land and water needed to regenerate the resources a human uses
Ecological footprint
What is traditional knowledge?
Knowledge passed down generation by generation through stores, poems, art etc
What kind of succession happens in a place where there was no life?
Primary
Aggressive species sometimes introduced accidentally sometimes purposefully by humans and replace native species are called?
Invasive species
A person who carefully manages a resource by taking responsibility for their actions and educating others
Steward
Indigenous people understand how important it is to live in ___________ with each other
Harmony
What kind of succession happens in a place where there was life before that was disturbed?
Secondary
What are species at risk of becoming extinct?
Endangered
What is protecting areas of untouched land called?
Preserving
What are the acronyms that traditional knowledge is also known by?
TK or TEK (traditional knowledge, traditional ecological knowledge)
What kind of succession is this: A fire burns down a forest that regrows over time.
Secondary
What is extinction?
When a species disappears from earth
What does conserving mean?
Using ecosystems/resources wisely
What kind of science mostly views things as factual and measurable?
Western science
What kind of succession is this: An earthquake exposes new areas of rock where an ecosystem begins to form.
Primary
The variety of plant and animal life in an ecosystem is called?
Biodiversity
Repairing damage done by human activity
Restoring
What was the name of the Australian birds from the traditional knowledge article we read?
"Firehawks", or kites and falcons