Level Up
The Takeover
Got Energy?
Anthropogenic vs. Biodiversity
Travelers Bucket List
100

Where the Living Things are

The Biosphere

100

Ecological Succession 

the change of a community over time.

100

Regeneration > Consumption

Renewable Energy

100

HIPPCO

Habitat Destruction, Invasive Species, Human Population Growth, Pollution, Climate Change, Overharvesting/Exploitation of Resources

100

Tundra's Distinguished Feature

Permafrost/Permanently frozen layer of soil

200

All the Dogwood Trees in a forest

A Population

200

Soil Generator

Lichen/Pioneer Species

200

Pollution Bandit

Coal

200

English Ivy

Invasive Species

200

Pride Rock

Tropical Savannah/Grassland

300

The Loggerhead Turtle

Endangered Species

300

California Wildfires

Secondary Succession

300

Old Faithful!

Geothermal Energy

300

Result of increased food availability and better hygiene

Exponential Human Population Growth

300

Freshwater

Marshes, Swamps, lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams

400

Highest trophic level to the Lowest: MOUSE, GRASS, SNAKE, HAWK??

Hawk --> Snake --> Mouse --> Grass

400
The Disappearance of Alaska

Primary Succession

400

Advantage of Fossil Fuels

Versatile

400

Rising COLevels

Intensified Greenhouse Effect/Global Warming

400

The Region of Georgia

(Temperate) Deciduous Forest
500

Thermodynamics: 470kcal @Trophic Level 3 & 24kcal @ Trophic Level 4. What percent of energy is being transferred?

5.1%

500
From Ponds to the Forest

Pond Succession

500

Electricity Generation

Fuel Energy Source --> Conversion of Energy (Steam) --> Spinning Turbine -->Electricity Generation

Note: Some renewable resources do not produce steam (hydropower, solar, wind).

500
Deforestation Causation

Increased Carbon Dioxide (Greenhouse Gas)

500

Increased (Chattahoochee National Forest) Woodland Diversity

Increased Sustainability