Habitats
What is a habitat?
Where a plant or animal lives naturally.
If it is polluted, it can hurt fish and people.
Water
To convert waste into reusable material
One large tree can provide 4 people with a days worth of this essential gas
What is oxygen?
1% of Earth's water is drinkable. Where is it?
Air, clouds, rain, snow, lakes, rivers, and underground rivers and pools.
This diverse habitat is characterized by tall trees, a dense canopy, and a wide variety of plant and animal species.
Forest
If it is polluted, it can hurt people’s lungs and make it hard to breathe.
Air
Name a direct effect of recycling.
Less trash goes into landfills.
Trees absorb this gas that animals exhale
What is carbon dioxide?
Why is so much of the planet’s water undrinkable?
2 percent is in glaciers, 97 percent is salt water
What is one thing students can do to help a local habitat in their community?
Plant wildflowers in a garden that will provide a new habitat for birds, butterflies, and bees / organize a trash collection day from a local creek
Erosion of this natural resource takes nutrients and minerals from plants.
Soil
What is e-waste? Why shouldn't it go in landfills?
It's old electronics, and they shouldn't go in landfills because they contain toxic chemicals / precious metals that can be upcycled
What can you do to reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?
Walk to school, bike to school, take the bus.
This vast body of saltwater covers approximately 71% of the Earth's surface and plays a crucial role in regulating climate and supporting diverse marine life.
Ocean
This unique habitat is characterized by its extreme temperatures, strong winds, and lack of rainfall. It is home to specialized plants and animals adapted to survive in these harsh conditions.
Desert
This natural resource produces oxygen and removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Trees
Of these 4 things, which is a renewable resource? Oil, Coal, Trees, Aluminum
Trees
What are three alternatives to burning coal and fossil fuels for energy?
Wind, hydroelectric, and solar.
Why is water conservation necessary?
We don't have a lot of drinkable water ready.
What are the causes and effects of habitat destruction?
Clearing away trees and plants to build cities, homes, and roads; cutting down forests to sell wood or farm the land
Plants and animals lose their homes. Plant and animal species may become endangered or even extinct
This term refers to the cutting down and removal of all or most of the trees in an area, often done for commercial purposes. What is it?
Deforestation
This type of recycling involves collecting and reusing items in their original form, extending their lifespan and reducing the need for new production.
Reuse
This is a complex mixture of gases (approximately 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, 0.9 percent argon, 0.04 percent carbon dioxide, and trace amounts of other gases) and microscopic dust particles, and it doesn't exist in space.
Air
This term refers to the process of removing impurities or contaminants from water, making it safe and suitable for various purposes such as drinking, irrigation, or industrial use.
Water purification