11th Grade Metapopulation Dynamics Interactive Videos

Study the ecological significance and extinction factors of locusts by focusing on their transformation and habitat challenges. Examine the historic case of the Rocky Mountain locust to understand the factors influencing locust populations and their role in ecosystems. Develop skills to analyze ecological impacts and assess human-induced environmental changes.

Explore community ecology and landscape ecology by examining species interactions, ecological niches, and succession processes. Gain an enhanced understanding of ecological dynamics and develop insights into sustainable environmental management practices.

Examine the dynamic processes that shape Earth's landscapes, with a focus on river behavior and geological history. Gain an understanding of how river dynamics are crucial in delta regions, the significance of rocks in interpreting historical environments, and how these insights contribute to sustainable decision-making. The goal is to develop a comprehensive understanding of Earth's geological and hydrological processes and their implications.

Examine how rivers such as the Kosi and Mississippi influence landscapes through sediment transport, historical modifications, and geological interactions. Gain an understanding of the importance of river monitoring and the ancient records preserved in sedimentary rocks, revealing their role in the historical climate changes and landscape evolution of Earth.

Investigate the growing occurrence of 'megafires' in western forests and examine historical fire management practices by Native Americans alongside the effects of aggressive fire suppression policies following incidents like the 'Big Burn.' Gain a comprehensive understanding of essential fire management strategies, analyze the influence of climate change on fire seasons, and appreciate the critical role of public support in implementing effective fire solutions.

Examine the complex relationships between race, ethnicity, and cultural landscapes through geography. Focus on understanding acculturation, assimilation, and cultural diversity, offering insights into cultural identity and power dynamics. Achieve a comprehensive grasp of cultural geography and its impact on social structures.

Learn how ecological design principles can revitalize urban rivers through innovative oyster restoration projects. Explore the role of marine species in urban ecosystems and gain insights into sustainable urban planning and biodiversity enhancement.

Investigate how urban development and ecological restoration intersect through the innovative use of oyster-tecture. Gain insight into the vital role eastern oysters play in promoting environmental sustainability and the strategies for creating sustainable urban environments.

Explore historical and ecological mapping of Manhattan to understand the interplay between urban environments and natural ecosystems. Gain insights into ecological diversity and principles of sustainable urban planning.

Examine the dynamic ways in which rivers shape and alter the planet's landscapes through geographical processes and phenomena. Understand rivers' pivotal role in terrain formation and gain insights into how water influences geological structures. Develop the ability to analyze fluvial systems critically, enhancing comprehension of water's transformative impact on the earth's topography.

Examine leadership dynamics within political movements, focusing on how traditional roles in political settings manage capacity, responsibility, and other critical elements. Gain insights into strategic approaches, such as the zigzag strategy, and explore the challenges and strengths of modern political ecology. Enhance the ability to analyze political dynamics comprehensively.

Explore the unexpected application of fluid dynamics in modeling diverse systems, such as crowd behavior and species movement across landscapes. Understand how using analogies can connect different scientific fields, enhancing problem-solving skills and fostering interdisciplinary thinking.

Investigate the principles of ecological succession, focusing on how community composition changes over time. Understand the roles of pioneer species, differentiate between primary and secondary succession, and appreciate the impact of microclimates. This exploration enhances comprehension of biodiversity and ecosystem health.

Explore innovative water management techniques applied in sustainable landscaping, focusing on rainwater harvesting and irrigation practices. Understand the environmental benefits of these practices and the significance of demonstration sites in promoting sustainable development. Learners will gain insights into water conservation methods and their impact on sustainability, equipping them with the knowledge to advocate for and implement sustainable landscape management.

Examine the significant impact of human activities on diverse ecosystems, gaining a comprehensive understanding of ecological principles. Learn about the interplay between population dynamics and disease transmission and recognize the critical importance of conserving ecosystems for future generations.

Explore the challenges and strategies in capturing breathtaking photographs in Patagonia's diverse landscapes. Gain skills to overcome environmental obstacles and enhance your ability to capture stunning natural imagery.

Examine the increasing prevalence of mega fires in Western forests by assessing historical land management practices and climate change factors that contribute to their heightened intensity. Develop an understanding of the role of prescribed burning in restoring forest health and recognize the societal challenges associated with modern fire management strategies.