'Everglades national park' diaporamas de présentation

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Objectives

Objectives. Definitions Examples Stages of Invasion Arrival - how? Establishment What characteristics? Spread Why successful? How impact native species? Why are some ecosystems more vulnerable? Control and Prevention. Definitions:.

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Chapter 8 Community Ecology: Structure, Species Interactions, Succession, and Sustainability

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Invasive Species

Invasive Species. Definition. Invasive alien species are plants, animals, or other organisms that are introduced to a given area outside their original range and cause harm in their new home. Because they have no natural enemies to limit their reproduction, they usually spread rampantly.

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The Public Policy Implications of Climate Change Science in CWA Litigation Moving to Climate Ready

The Public Policy Implications of Climate Change Science in CWA Litigation Moving to Climate Ready . 14 th Water Information Summit Albert J. Slap, Esq. Visiting Professor, Florida International University College of Law October 23, 2013. Stumbling Across Sea Level Rise.

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Aquatic Biomes

Aquatic Biomes. Freshwater Ecosystems. Ponds, Lakes, Streams, Rivers, Wetlands Plants and animals are adapted to the low salt content. http://www.elementfour.com/about-water-overview. Rivers and Streams. Water always flows in one direction

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Fact and Opinion

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Persuasive Words

Persuasive Words. Poetry of the Everglades. The Florida Everglades. What are the Everglades?

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Fact and Opinion

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Tree island sites

Water source utilization and nutrient status in tree islands in Shark River Slough, Everglades National Park. Tree island sites. Profile of a tree island. Vegetation zones on a tree island - Chekika. Emergent Hardwoods. Floodtolerant veg. Sawgrass/Slough.

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Reptiles

Reptiles. Christian, Tyler, David, Derek, and Jo Bob . All reptiles have dry skin and reptiles also are cold blooded. Reptiles have a backbone ,so that means that they are vertebrates.

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Everglades

Everglades . Trotter 2013. What are the Everglades?. Its about 1.5 million acres Largest subtropical wilderness is the continental US The name came from how the grasses originally turned into a river of grass. Marjory Stoneman D ouglas. Freelance author who worked for The Miami Herald

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Rounding Numbers

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T he S cience of B iology: the S tudy of L ife

T he S cience of B iology: the S tudy of L ife. fau.edu/biology. B iology . T he field of Biology encompasses the study of living and once living organisms, their relationships with each other, and the physical parameters needed to successfully sustain life.

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Florida's Landforms

Florida's Landforms. The Everglades.

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North American Parks

North American Parks. By Pam Choate.

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MLA Format

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Persuasive Words

Persuasive Words. How literature was used to save the Everglades. The Florida Everglades. What are the Everglades?

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The Everglades

The Everglades. What the everglades is. Reilly.

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Endangered Wildlife of the Everglades

Endangered Wildlife of the Everglades. Crocodile . Only a few hundred remain in the United States Narrow snout Teeth in both jaws visible. Everglades National Park. Sea Turtle. Loggerhead most common Loss of habitat and harvesting are its greatest threats. Everglades National Park.

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