Systems Thinking
Food Systems
Waste & Consumption
Fisheries
WILDCARDDDD
100

The capacity to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

What is sustainability?

100

The process of using fish waste to grow plants in water

What is aquaponics?

100

This country's waste system involves burning trash and filtering the smoke to create energy, which is turned into electricity. The ash resulting is used as a building material for the likes of walkways.

What is Singapore?

100

The acronym is MPA

What is a marine protected area?

100

The tanks for storing water (located under many Island School buildings)

What is a cistern?

200

The three pillars of sustainability

What are social, economic, and environmental?

200

Out of the local food items that the Island School purchases, this is the food we spend the most money on (40%)

What are eggs?

200

A collection of marine debris, primarily plastic, concentrated in the North Pacific Ocean

What is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch?

200

The three biggest fisheries in the Bahamas

What are 1) spiny lobster 2) queen conch 3) Nassau grouper?

200

The amount of money the Bahamas spends on importing foods

What is 1 billion dollars?

300

The process where a change in a system leads to further changes in the same direction, amplifying the initial change

What is a positive/reinforcing feedback loop?

300

This percent represents the amount of food supply that is imported to the Bahamas with the main beneficiary being the United States

What is 90%

300
The types of plastic recyclable at the Island School

What is 1, 2, and 5?

300

The process by which conch mate/reproduce; this is the reason they are endangered

Density-dependent reproduction

300

Fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin, or income with respect to the development, implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and policies.

What is environmental justice?
400

This is the part of the body that all three sustainable sisters broke

What is the wrist?

400

This self-sustaining design system mimics natural ecosystems (often used to grow food)

What is permaculture

400

The increase in concentration of a substance (eg: microplastics) as you move up the food chain

What is biomagnification?

400

This ocean creature has no front claws, relying on strong legs and antennae for defense and foraging

What is spiny lobster?

400

In this year, the Bahamas gained independence from the British

When is 1973?