Potential Effects of Climate in Oregon by Region
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Provided by: Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development|Published on: October 28, 2024
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Synopsis
- This infographic report details the predicted effects of various climate and human factors on different regions in Oregon.
- Students will see impacts related to the ocean, wildfires, health, extreme weather, and population growth for Oregon's coast, Northern Willamette Valley, Mid to South Willamette Valley, Southwestern Oregon, the Mid-Columbia region, Central Oregon, Northeastern Oregon, and Southeastern Oregon.
Subjects: Earth and Space Sciences, Geography
Authors: Oregon Climate Change Research Institute at OR State University, Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development
Region: Eastern Oregon, Central Oregon / Columbia Gorge, Oregon Coast, Southern Oregon, Willamette Valley / Portland Metro - Oregon
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- The concise list of impacts and the organization of the report make it easy to read.
- With eight different regions, students will find a region that is very specific to them and be able to connect to it.
Prerequisites
- The regions are listed along the left of each page.
- There is a map in the bottom left corner of each page to help teachers and students locate their region.
Differentiation & Implementation
- After reading the report, students can discuss how the possible effects in Oregon may be similar or different to those in other states.
- If teachers are short on time, students can break into groups and read sections in a jigsaw format.
- Using the list as a guide, students can choose an effect to further research and write a report about.
- Students writing persuasive pieces about climate change can use the data as evidence to make their point.
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