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1. K-type species: Amur tiger (Toledo Zoo)

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2. R-type species: Garter snake (Marshall Nature Area)

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4. Primary consumer: Monarch butterflies (Crosswinds Marsh)

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5. Secondary consumer: Pileated woodpecker (Private property in Ypsilanti)

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6. Decomposer: Dryad's saddle (Ann Arbor)

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7. Kinetic energy: Great blue heron (Ford Field Park)

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8. Potential energy: Tomato from our garden

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9.1. Food chain: Caddis fly larvae (Washtenaw County)

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9.2. Food chain: Smallmouth bass (Huron River)

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10. Biotic component: Jewelweed (Hersey, MI)

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11. Abiotic component: Rocks (Lake Superior shoreline)

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12. Carbon source: Prescribed fire (Bird Hills Nature Area)

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13. Carbon sink: Forest (Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore)

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14. Hydrologic cycle: Runoff (Brúarfoss, Iceland)

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15. Wasting energy: Holiday tree (Palmer House, Chicago)

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17. Recycling: Recycling bins (Furstenberg Nature Area)

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18. 3 Local Food Sources Near Me:

1. Allen Park Farmer's Market

2. MicroFresh Market Microgreens

3. Future Farms