Invasive Species Digital Information Hub
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Provided by: Oregon Invasive Species Council|Published on: June 7, 2023
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Synopsis
- This interactive tool provides images, descriptions, calls to action, and links to additional information about invasive species in Oregon.
- Students can view the "alert" species at the top and then browse through the categories of invasive species below to learn what to look out for.
- They will learn about animals with varying classes and degrees of establishment within Oregon, as well as the impacts each animal has on the human health, ecology, and economy of Oregon.
Subjects: Biology, Civics
Authors: Oregon Invasive Species Council
Region: North America, USA - West, United States, Oregon
Languages: English
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Positives
- This information hub is full of excellent pictures and useful information.
- The information in this hub is organized and detailed.
Additional Prerequisites
- Teachers should explore the hub before class to help students navigate it.
- Students should have a basic understanding of ecosystems and native vs. non-native species.
Differentiation
- This resource could supplement a lesson on the different ways an ecosystem can be altered and why changes in an ecosystem are noteworthy.
- This resource could augment a class discussion on how the economy is affected by environmental changes and ecosystem disruption.
- This resource could enhance a lesson on biodiversity, why it matters, and how invasive species affect it.
- This resource could support a classroom discussion on how countries can prevent the spread of invasive species within their borders, especially as climate change is causing the geographic shift of many species.
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