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1.  I understood that organism aren't that good at converting energy into biomass. This means that all of the energy isn't used.
2. I liked the fact that spoke clearly and it was easy to understand because they also explained with a lot of detail.
3. I would recommend this video to other students because it easy to understand the facts in the video and what's it about.
4. This video connected to flow of energy and the energy pyramid.

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1. After watching this video I learned that animals are connected through many sorts of lens of web called a food web.
2. I am recommending this video to other students because its a simple and short video talking about what ecosystems and food webs are.
3. This topic connects to something you already knew from ES9 is that if a animal is removed from a food web, the whole thing collapses.

Adrienne Chu (H block)

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I think this video is helpful in understanding why intersectionality is so important in environmental justice work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POswLCBn5eI

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1. I learned that there are three levels of biodiversity: genetic, species, and ecosystem diversity.
2. I liked that it explained what biodiversity is, why it's important, and the the highlights and facts.
3. I recommend this video to those who are confused or learning about biodiversity because it makes you learn more about the topic as well as understand it in a less complicated and easier manner.

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Why is biodiversity so important? - Kim Preshoff

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1. I learned that we are affecting biodiversity in a negative way.
2. I liked that it summed up everything and it wasn't long.
3. I am recommending this video because it is short but tells you what you need to know.
4. I already knew what biodiversity was because we learned about it in class.

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I better understood the different types of eco relationships.
I liked how they really explained it well and used examples.
It really helps you understand bc of the examples they give and kind of breaks it down on a simpler level.
This connects to what I already know about eco relationships like how some are mutual, positive and negative for one of the other organism.

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1. I understood the different types of relationships more in depth.
2. I liked how it was informative but not boring.
3. I am recommending this to students because it is easy to watch
4.It connected to eco relationships that we learned about in class and in Es9 corners.

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Food Webs: Crash Course Kids #21.2 Eli Phwan

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Food Webs: Crash Course Kids #21.2 Eli Phwan

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What I learned from this video is that food webs are an important part of an ecosystem. When one part of the food web gets disturbed, it would harm other parts of the food web. I liked how she gave her example, about spider monkeys, and how everything in their ecosystem is connected. I'd recommend this video because it gives a clear explanation on what a food web is, and how it affects us and our ecosystems. We have learned about food webs before, and this video gives me a clear understanding on food webs.

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What Is Biodiversity? | Ecology & Environment | Biology | FuseSchool

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This video helped me better understand the actual definition of biodiversity. I liked that it was simple and animated. I am recommending this video for the same reasons, because it is simple to understand. This topic connected with Es9 we learned about this in class.

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i like on how the video is goofy and tells everyone what it is, i recommend this because everyone likes bill nye, I learn that its variety and variability of life on Earth. This topic connects to es9 because we talked about this.

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1) I understood better what we have to do about biodiversity loss because it says we have to protect at least 30% of land and sea
2) I liked the amazing videos of beautiful places and animals
3) I would recommend this video to others because it provides new information and is overall very informative
4) This definetly connects to the look at biodiversity we had in ES9 and connects to the things we learned like conservation

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1-  i understand things are located in poor and minority communities.

2- i liked how she explained things & the good videos.

3- because they can learn new information they probably haven't yet.

4- because we worked on Environmental Justice system before.
- mikala b

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A Brief History of Environmental Justice