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Monarch caterpillar

Students will assess the impacts of human activities on local ecosystems, including freshwater bodies, forests, and meadows. During a guided exploration, students explore real-world examples of ecological protection efforts at our wildlife sanctuaries and identify their pros and cons. Students will apply their learning by brainstorming solutions to protect ecosystems and people in their own communities in the face of rising temperatures and climate change.

Program Location(s):

  • Wachusett Meadow, Princeton

Grades:

9, 10, 11, 12

Pricing and Financial Aid:

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Learning Standards Supported:

  • HS-ESS3-5 - Earth and Human Activity - global or regional climate change

  • HS-ETS1-2 - Engineering Design - deconstruct complex real-world problem

  • HS-ETS1-3 - Engineering Design - evaluate solution to complex problems

  • HS-LS2-6 - Ecosystems--Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics - change and resilience in ecosystems

  • HS-LS2-7 - Ecosystems--Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics - human activities affect on ecosystems

Contact:

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