11th Grade Population Viability Analysis Interactive Videos

Investigate the economic and environmental challenges Botswana faces due to its elephant population, and assess the impact of hunting policies on local communities. Gain insights into the complexities of wildlife management, explore the effects on tourism and conservation efforts, and develop an understanding of sustainable practices and economic alternatives.

Analyze the hypothetical construction of Noah's Ark by examining dimensions, structural challenges, and comparisons with modern and mythological engineering. Understand the conversion of ancient measurements into modern engineering concepts and explore the implications of undertaking such a project in the context of contemporary global challenges.

Explore the challenges and motivations driving Britain's transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, with a focus on energy consumption metrics and efficiency comparisons. Gain insights into sustainable energy practices and analyze the land use efficiency of various power sources to enhance understanding of energy sustainability.

Examine the vast unknowns of biodiversity, focusing on the estimated range of undiscovered species and the concept of cryptid populations. Strengthen understanding of biological diversity, species discovery processes, and their implications on ecological studies and conservation.

Explore essential concepts of conservation biology, focusing on biodiversity protection, genetic diversity, and ecosystem restoration. Understand strategies for preventing ecological damage and the role of genetic diversity in species adaptation.

Explore mathematical modeling of population dynamics through exponential growth analysis, gaining skills to apply exponential functions for predicting population trends. Develop the ability to calculate growth rates and predict future population sizes accurately.

Explore the intricacies of population modeling, focusing on essential concepts within the AP Precalculus curriculum. Strengthen understanding of mathematical modeling techniques, encompassing function formulation and rate of change calculations, to enhance problem-solving skills in real-world contexts.

Investigate the intricate biology of sturgeon and the conservation challenges they encounter due to human activities and environmental changes. Gain insight into the unique adaptations of sturgeon and the essential management strategies required to sustain their populations in natural habitats.

Investigate the intriguing world of orchids, emphasizing their remarkable adaptations and survival strategies, including pollination techniques. Gain insights into effective conservation methods and comprehend the factors influencing orchid ecosystems, such as the challenges posed by habitat loss and global preservation efforts.

Explore the complexities of symbiotic relationships and the function of feedback mechanisms in sustaining ecosystem equilibrium. Understand the impact of invasive species on ecological balance and develop skills to analyze population interactions within biological communities.

Study the complex mechanisms of genetic variation within populations by understanding the role of alleles and the factors that influence allele frequencies. Gain a solid grasp of key concepts of microevolution, develop insights into genetic diversity, and comprehend the implications of genetic drift, mutation, and gene flow.

Examine the complex equilibrium within ecosystems through conservation biology and restoration ecology. Emphasize critical strategies, such as maintaining biodiversity, implementing conservation techniques, and fostering ecosystem resilience. Gain insights into ecological restoration methods while developing the skills needed to evaluate and apply conservation strategies to address real-world environmental challenges effectively.

Explore the foundational concepts of biological evolution, examining mechanisms such as gene flow, natural selection, and genetic drift, supported by evidence from fossil records and biogeography. Gain a clear understanding of evolution as an ongoing process in populations, and how evidence from various sources reinforces evolutionary theory.

Investigate the dynamics of squirrel populations using mathematical models, focusing on factors such as competition and coexistence. Gain an understanding of how mathematical formalism assists in managing populations and predicting ecological outcomes.