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1. Canva: www.canva.com
2. Google Sites: www.sites.google.com
3. Microsoft PowerPoint
4. Google Docs
5. Google Slides
6. Prezi: www.prezi.com
7. YouTube: www.youtube.com
8. Screencast-o-matic: https://screencast-o-matic.com

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Fast-track your ability to create amazing designs. Canva’s tutorials have all the tools you need for your creative journey.

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You will need to register for a free account. Use your school email. Once your account is activated, use the garden design tool.

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We help teachers teach young people about nature with free resources such as lesson plans, videos, Virtual Field Trips, and interactive garden tools.

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5 Simple Ways to Make a YouTube Video - wikiHow

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How to Make a YouTube Video. This wikiHow teaches you how to set up, film, edit, and publish a video on YouTube. Use a smartphone for mobility. Most smartphones on the market come with two video-making essentials: A video camera feature to...

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1. What are ecosystems we can look at other than gardens?
2. What problems do ecosystems face?
3. What projects are ongoing to help ecosystem issues?
4. What can we do to help ecosystems thrive?
5. How can we share our message of promoting knowledge of ecosystems, their problems, and our ideas to help ecosystems thrive?

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"High Noon: 20 Global Problems, 20 Years To Solve Them." iBooks.

"No one knows the total number of living species, but estimates range anywhere between 10 and 15 million. What is sure is that the rate of extinction has been increasing. The main reason so many species are dying off or risking extinction is the loss of their habitats as a result of agriculture, deforestation, forest fragmentation by roads, and human population growth more generally. Other threats include global warming, pollution, hunting, fishing, trading, and the introduction of foreign species to an area.12
The evidence of this increased extinction rate is everywhere:

Some 60 percent of coral reefs are threatened, a serious concern as they provide livelihoods for millions of people and the habitat for many species, including one-fourth of all marine fish.

The world's tropical forest cover has been shrinking.

Some 75 percent of major marine fish species are either depleted or dwindling fast due to overfishing.

Some 50 percent of the world's coastal mangroves-vital nursery grounds for countless species-are gone.

Nearly one in five mammal species is threatened with extinction.13

One in eight bird species is at risk. The number of threatened species has doubled among penguins,14 for example, and has quadrupled for albatross varieties.

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Hunting, habitat loss, and illegal bush-meat trade has raised the number of threatened primate species from about 100 to 120 in just a few years' time. Some conservationists fear that one or two decades from now, the Congo Basin's rain forest (the world's second-largest tropical forest) could be emptied of large mammals and that Africa's great apes could become extinct.

Amidst considerable controversy, estimates of present extinction rates range from 100 to 1,000 times the normal extinction rates, with most estimates at 1,000. And some believe that by the time mankind reaches into the next century, more than half of all species of mammals, birds, butterflies, and plants will have disappeared or will be well on their way towards extinction. As has been well said: death is one thing, but the end to birth is another.

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But there's even more at stake than just preserving the wonderful and rich diversity of life on earth:

Biodiversity plays a big role in the very stability of the five major ecosystems on which life depends: the agricultural, coastal, forest, freshwater, and grassland ecosystems.15 A variety of plant species play essential roles at the heart of these ecosystems-from purifying water to recycling carbon and nitrogen.

Diversity increases an ecosystem's resilience. Having more species provides a greater cushion against environmental damage, such as from global warming, drought, and other stresses. In particular, the genetic diversity of plants, insects, animals, and microorganisms determines the long-term productivity of agricultural ecosystems, their ability to bounce back after shocks, and their capacity to ensure sufficient food for the future. Yet the trend has been towards replacing polycultures with monocultures-and towards reliance on fewer varieties. Sri Lanka had 2,000 rice varieties in 1959, but by the 1980s, just five.

Biodiversity is also fundamental to human health. From high cholesterol to bacteria fighters, ten of the world's twenty-five top-selling drugs are derived from natural resources.

Biodiversity and ecosystem protection is thus one of the big and urgent global issues of the decades to come. The solutions are too complex to be laid out here, but a global framework would include many elements: protected areas, actively managed preserves, trade bans, integrated ecosystem management, certification of sustainability, seed banks, satellite monitoring, and many others. It's not that some of these haven't been tried before here and there, but it's a matter of critical mass and global resolve-and of increasing the modest resources currently devoted to conservation by a large factor.17 Remarkably, these solutions are made more manageable and affordable by the fact that twenty-five "hot spots" covering only 1.4 percent of the planet's land area contain about 45 percent of all plant species and 35 percent of all vertebrate land animals.18 And yet the mass extinction of species continues, despite a battery of treaties and conventions aimed at their preservation. One can say the same thing of two related issues: fisheries depletion and deforestation."

Excerpt From: Rischard, Jean-Francois.

"High Noon: 20 Global Problems, 20 Years To Solve Them." iBooks.

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There are a multitude of nonprofits bringing together their local and regional business communities around the topic of sustainability. Since we weren't able to find a comprehensive list of such organizations we created one. Such organizations offer local knowledge and networks and can be a great touch point for getting connected to sustainability in your area. If you have a suggested addition of a sustainability nonprofit specifically focused on offering business networking opportunities in your area, please contact us here.

Green Plus seeks to complement the work of other organizations promoting sustainable practices in communities by providing a turnkey, national sustainability certification program that works through chambers of commerce to introduce the concepts of triple bottom line sustainability to small and medium sized employers, foster networks of sustainable organizations, and reward participants for their efforts.

National

Regions
Northeast

Acadia Center - Acadia Center, previously known as Environment Northeast, is a non-profit research, and advocacy organization committed to advancing the clean energy future and build clean, low carbon and consumer friendly economies. Acadia Center's approach is characterized by reliable information, comprehensive advocacy and problem solving through innovation and collaboration.
Northwest

Sustainable Northwest - Sustainable Northwest brings people, ideas, and innovation together so that nature, local economies, and rural communities can thrive. Through collaboration, they look bridge rural and urban interests, encourage entrepreneurship, and build trust in sustainable natural resource management and utilization in the western US.
Southeast

Green Chamber of the South - The Green Chamber of South brings together businesses across the Southeast to promote growth, innovation, and success of sustainability.

By State
Alabama

USGBC Alabama (Birmingham, North Alabama, Central Alabama, Gulf Coast) - USGBC Alabama is a division of the national US Green Building Council. Sustainability is at the heart of this organization, as it incorporates economic, environmental, and social criteria in its building certification process. USGBC Alabama holds community and professional events with the goals of education and collaboration in order to further community sustainability.
Alaska Arizona

Sustainable Arizona - Sustainable Arizona is a resource, education and action organization dedicated to improving the quality of life in Arizona and the Southwest. They work with businesses, individuals, governments and other organizations to build resilient economies, strong communities and healthy natural environments.

Northern Arizona Sustainable Economic Development Initiative (Northern Arizona) - SEDI advances sustainable economic development in the region by providing enabling, facilitating, and collaborative support to businesses, educational and government entities, and other organizations that are working to increase social equity, economic prosperity, and ecological health.

Phoenix Green Chamber of Commerce (Phoenix) - The Phoenix Green Chamber of Commerce's mission is to promote the success of businesses committed to environmental and social responsibility.

Scottsdale Green Building Program (Scottsdale) - The Green Building Program encourages a whole-systems approach through design and building techniques to minimize environmental impact and reduce the energy consumption of buildings while contributing to the health of its occupants.

USGBC Arizona Chapter - USGBC Arizona is a division of the national US Green Building Council.

Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii

USGBC Hawaii Chapter - The USGBC Hawaii Chapter exists to create an environmentally and socially responsible, healthy and prosperous quality of life for all in Hawaii through the transformation of the built environment and the way it is planned, designed, constructed and operated.
Idaho Illinois Indiana

USGBC Indiana Chapter - The USGBC Indiana Chapter's purpose is to: 1) Integrate building industry sectors, 2) Effect change in their local built environment, 3) Educate owners and practitioners in Indiana.
Iowa

USGBC Iowa Chapter - The Iowa Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council seeks to create a positive impact on the region's built environment by accelerating the adoption of green building practices, technologies, policies, and standards. They endeavor to move the green building industry forward with market-based solutions.
Kansas Kentucky Louisiana

USGBC Louisiana Chapter - The USGBC Louisiana Chapter seeks to educate and inspire the citizens & leaders of Louisiana to embrace and implement sustainable design and construction in their natural and built environments, with special emphasis on infrastructure and systems improvement.
Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota

USGBC Minnesota Chapter - The USGBC Minnesota Chapter seeks to transform the way buildings and communities are designed, built and operated, enabling an environmentally and socially responsible, healthy and prosperous environment that improves the quality of life.
Mississippi

USGBC Mississippi Chapter - The Mississippi chapter of the nation's foremost coalition of leaders from across the building industry works to promote buildings that are environmentally responsible, profitable and healthy places to live and work.
Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada

Nevada Sustainable Business Alliance - The Nevada Sustainable Business Alliance (NSBA) provides an easy way to connect to businesses who value sustainability in their business practices and everyday lives.

Black Rock Solar - Black Rock is a non-profit with a simple goal: speed the adoption of renewable energy by building low or no cost solar power in unlikely places.

USGBC Nevada Chapter - The U.S. Green Building Council - Nevada Chapter is a non-profit organization and has been an organizational leader in Nevada for green building and sustainability since 2003. their core values of collaboration, environmental stewardship, education, networking and diversity drive us to make a positive difference in the built, natural, and social environments of the state.

New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico

USGBC New Mexico Chapter - USGBC - NM is a local non-profit with a mission to transform the built environment through education, collaboration and outreach that promotes environmentally responsible practices that are economically and socially beneficial to the community.
New York North Carolina

North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association - NC Sustainable Energy Association (NCSEA) pursues sustainability primarily through the support of renewable and energy efficient technologies. NCSEA champions the environmental and economic benefits of sustainable energy and provides educational and networking opportunities for communities through events and online resources. Additionally, NCSEA encourages and supports policy efforts to expand sustainable energy opportunities within NC.

Southern Appalachia Sustainable Building Council (Western North Carolina) - Their mission is to promote socially and environmentally responsible land use, design and construction through education, networking, advocacy and research.

Sustainable Sandhills (Fort Bragg) - Sustainable Sandhills is a nonprofit dedicated to conserving the natural resources of the eight county region surrounding Fort Bragg. Through education, demonstration and collaboration, thay are looking to change the ways we live, work and play.

USGBC Charlotte Region Chapter (Charlotte) - The Charlotte Region Chapter (CRC) is a branch of the US Green Building Council (USGBC) covering 37 NC counties that provides green building education through training, events, and advocacy. Aside from education, members of the CRC benefit from incredible networking and volunteer opportunities in an internationally recognized sustainable design and construction organization.

USGBC NC Triangle Chapter (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill) - The U.S. Green Building Council NC Triangle Chapter is a nonprofit, membership based organization promoting green building practices and knowledge in Triangle area (Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill) as well as the eastern region of the state.

USGBC Piedmont Triad NC Chapter (Piedmont Triad) - The Piedmont Triad NC Chapter mission is to accelerate the implementation of sustainable building concepts, technologies, and practices through education and advocacy in Piedmont Triad, NC communities and region.

North Dakota

USGBC North Dakota Chapter - The USGBC- North Dakota Chapter is the center for knowledge and advocacy of sustainable built environments.
Ohio

Columbus GreenSpot (Columbus) - GreenSpot is the place where households, businesses, organizations and community groups learn more about being green and are inspired to take small steps that, together, add up to a big impact.

Central Ohio Sustainability Roundtable (Central Ohio) - COSR's mission is to advance sustainable development in Central Ohio by acting as a resource for awareness-building, learning and collaboration among business, government, non-profits, and community groups.

Northeast Ohio Chapter of the USGBC (Northeast Ohio) - The purpose of Northeast Ohio Chapter of the USGBC is to generate broad support for various individual efforts, build momentum, and advance the green building agenda in the region through education, consultation, and cooperation.

USGBC NW Ohio Chapter (Northwest Ohio) - The Northwest Ohio Green Building Council seeks to raise awareness of the environmental, economic, and health impacts of sustainable building methods and practices as a way to transform the built environment.

USGBC Central Ohio Chapter (Central Ohio) - USGBC Central Ohio is a division of the national US Green Building Council.

USGBC Cincinnati Regional Chapter (Cincinnati Region) - The mission of the Cincinnati Regional Chapter is to transform the way buildings and communities are planned, designed, built, and operated enabling an environmentally and socially responsible, healthy, and prosperous built and natural environment that improves the quality of life.

Oklahoma Oregon

Cascadia Green Business Chapter - Cascadia Green Building Council is one of three original chapters of the U.S. Green Building Council and, as a chapter of the Canada Green Building Council as well, is the only international chapter in North America. They strive to become a leading force in green building by forging alliances with organizations that have a stake in the future of this region.
Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee

East Tennessee Green Building Council (East Tennessee) - The East Tennessee Green Building Council seeks to facilitate and promote planning, design, construction and operation of buildings, communities and landscapes that are environmentally, socially, and fiscally responsible.

Southern Appalachia Sustainable Building Council (East Tennessee) - Their mission is to promote socially and environmentally responsible land use, design and construction through education, networking, advocacy and research.

Sustainable Tennessee - Sustainable Tennessee (ST) was established by numerous organizations and individuals with the goal of creating a state-wide sustainability agenda for Tennessee. ST understands the need for all aspects of Tennessee's economy and lifestyle to embrace sustainability in order to clean the state's natural resources and create positive community development.

USGBC Memphis Regional Chapter (Memphis region)- The mission of the Memphis Regional Chapter of the USGBC is to educate the Memphis Metropolitan and Greater MidSouth community in the art and science of sustainable design and construction practices, and to guide the community into the regular implementation of such practices.

USGBC Middle Tennessee Chapter - The USGBC Middle Tennessee Chapter strives to further the USGBC's mission of promoting buildings that are environmentally responsible, profitable, and healthy places to live and work by applying these principles to the Middle Tennessee area.

Texas

North Texas Green Council (North Texas) - The North Texas Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council is a non-profit organization. They look to promote a sustainable, profitable and healthy built environment in the North Texas area through education, professional training and outreach.

Texas Green Network - The Texas Green Network is a modern chamber-of-commerce, a community of Texas businesses, organizations and individuals committed to accelerating the adoption of sustainable best practices in the way business is done.

USGBC Central Texas Balcones Chapter (Central Texas) - USGBC Balcones seeks to accelerate the transformation toward sustainable building and land development practices in Central Texas through innovation, advocacy and partnerships.

USGBC Chihuahuan Desert Chapter (Borderland) - The USGBC Chihuahuan Desert Chapter seeks to transform the way buildings and communities are designed, built and operated, enabling an environmentally and socially responsible, healthy and prosperous environment that improves the quality of life.

USGBC Texas Gulf Coast Chapter (Borderland) - The USGBC Texas Gulf Coast Chapter seeks to create a healthy, cleaner, safer and greener built environment is available to everyone along the gulf.

Utah

USGBC Utah Chapter - The USGBC Utah Chapter seeks to create an environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable way of life by transforming how neighborhoods and buildings are designed, built, and operated.
Vermont Virginia Washington

Cascadia Green Business Chapter - Cascadia Green Building Council is one of three original chapters of the U.S. Green Building Council and, as a chapter of the Canada Green Building Council as well, is the only international chapter in North America. They strive to become a leading force in green building by forging alliances with organizations that have a stake in the future of this region.

Resource Venture (Seattle) - Resource conservation service for Seattle businesses. Provides ideas, examples and guidance.

Shoreline Green Business Program (Shoreline area) - The Green Business Program was created in 2008 to assist businesses in Shoreline to operate in an environmentally efficient manner, and to recognize and promote businesses that meet environmental compliance and conservation criteria.

Sustainable Seattle (Central Puget Sound) - Founded in 1991, Sustainable Seattle is a non-profit organization that promotes sustainability in the Central Puget Sound. They create cutting-edge products and processes to reach sustainability locally and globally.

Network for Business Innovation and Sustainability - NBIS provides businesses and professionals who are serious about profitable sustainability with the connections, skills, tools, programs, and resources that are vital for success in the green economy.

West Virginia

West Virginia Green Works - The non-profit West Virginia Greenworks, Inc., focuses on training and retraining workers for opportunities and emerging careers in high performance building, renewable and alternative energy, and energy conservation. It also offers sustainability information and training in other key arenas including transportation, air quality, water and waste water management, land use and planning, forestry, and agriculture.
Wisconsin Wyoming

USGBC Wyoming Chapter - USGBC Wyoming transforms the built environment by promoting a responsible, efficient, and cost effective whole building approach to design and construction. We do this by providing practical educational programs and by conducting our chapter in an open and fiscally responsible manner.

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Regional Sustainability Organizations - Green Plus

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Forest Ecosystems (@ForestEcosystem) | Twitter

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The latest Tweets from Forest Ecosystems (@ForestEcosystem). FOR 2004: Forest Ecosystems @ Virginia Tech - global forest ecosystems, what they're made of, how they function & change, and the goods & services they provide!

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Seagrass Ecosystems (@ZosteraR) | Twitter

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The latest Tweets from Seagrass Ecosystems (@ZosteraR). #Seagrass @ProjectSeagrass - Inter-Disciplinary #Marine Science 4 #Conservation #oceans #foodsecurity #oceanoptimism #eelgrass views of Dr Richard Unsworth. Swansea

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Internet Online Safety Hip-Hop Song | Social & Emotional Rap Education

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We will be going on a field trip to the Fayetteville Botanical Gardens as an introduction to our next unit on ecosystems! Get ready to explore nature and some of its systems!

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The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks is a unique destination in Northwest Arkansas that draws more than 80,000 visitors a year. The Garden is a collection of twelve themed gardens and includes the region's only butterfly house. Our mission is to provide educational, entertainment, and recreational opportunities for students, residents, and Garden visitors to increase their appreciation of the native and natural ecosystem of the Ozarks.

Our education programs include workshops, classes, and lectures for adults in horticulture, conservation, and other topics of interest to gardeners of all skill levels and others who admire the beauty and science of the natural world. The majority of our education programs are for children of all ages. We work with area school districts to provide hands-on nature and science learning experiences. Our programs such as Little Sprouts, Earth Day, Explore@BGO, Butterfly Days, and Firefly Fling offer unique outdoor experiences to thousands of children each year.

Upcoming Events:

Tyson Tuesday Nights

Tyson Tuesday Nights are in full swing! Visitors can enjoy free admission to the garden every Tuesday evening from 5:00-8:00 pm in June, July & August. There will be a free summer concert June 27, July 25 and August 22, presented by the Willard & Pat Walker Charitable Foundation, Inc. See the full Tyson Tuesday Nights schedule.

Chefs in the Garden

Everyone's favorite foodie event returns to the garden Tuesday, September 12! Chefs in the Garden captures the excitement of the harvest season by bringing together Northwest Arkansas' finest chefs for a one-of-a-kind outdoor experience. Guests can stroll through the garden while watching cooking demonstrations, sampling dishes and enjoying premium beverages. Tickets are on sale now and are $50/BGO Members and $75/Non-members.

In the Garden

Barrenworts - New Garden Treasures

Botanical gardens such as ours serve many roles, but at their core, they function as a place to explore the broad horizons of the plant kingdom. In this role, the garden staff is constantly evaluating new plants under Northwest Arkansas conditions. One of the plant groups I'm excited about are the barrenworts - evergreen perennials of the genus Epimedium belonging to the barberry family...

Read the complete article and learn more about what's happening in the garden in our Garden Elements newsletter!

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How can we design and create a garden for the school that models a natural ecosystem?

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This video is part of a larger lesson plan that can be found on the Nature Lab website at: 
www.nature.org/naturelab

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From the remote Pacific island nation of Palau comes a video lesson in mutualism, both among coral reef organisms and between people and the coral reefs that define their nation. With beautiful footage of this underwater paradise, this video explores how science and people can help maintain the healthy coral that provides food, livelihood and medicine.

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How does a watershed work — and why are these natural filters critical for clean drinking water? This video explores how watersheds benefit people and nature. It also explains how a student-built water garden can demonstrate the filtering power of a watershed. 

This video is part of a larger lesson plan that can be found on the Nature Lab website at: 
www.nature.org/naturelab

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1. Cause and Effect
2. Technology Skills
3. Digital Citizenship
4. Creativity
5. Collaboration
6. Critical Thinking
7. Problem Solving
8. Observation
9. Data Collection and Reporting
10. Time Management

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1. Observations
2. Graphic Organizers
3. Discussions
4. Reflections throughout Project
5. Check-Ins
6. Exit Slips
7. Milestones
8. Presentations
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Garden Ecosystems Timeline - Student Milestones - Final

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Garden Ecosystems Project Rubric - Final

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Garden Ecosystems Project Reflection Rubric - Final

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How to Build & Install a Raised Garden Bed

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How to Build & Install a Raised Garden Bed

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Botanical Gardens Field Trip Reflection Form

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Botanical Gardens Field Trip Reflection Form

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Google Sites Link for Student Pairs Groups

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Google Sites Link for Student Pairs Groups

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Soil sustains plant and animal life, regulates water, filters pollutants, cycles nutrients and supports structures.

This video is part of a larger lesson plan that can be found on the Nature Lab website at: 
www.nature.org/naturelab

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Deforestation is clearing Earth's forests on a massive scale, thus impacting climate change. For the standards-aligned lesson plan that accompanies this video, go to https://www.natureworkseverywhere.org/#resources/5277e765ac3932820657f68c.

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This is "Planning Your Garden" by natureconservancy on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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Show students the incredible importance of pollinators to agriculture and landscapes with this video filmed in Colorado's Yampa Valley. Students build a pollinator garden and learn how little of their picnic would be possible without pollinators. 

For the standards-aligned lesson plan that accompanies this video, go to https://www.natureworkseverywhere.org/#resources/527be724c4b7765f18581cb6

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This is "Building a Garden in a Day" by natureconservancy on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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Visit NatureWorksEverywhere.org for lesson plans and activity guides that accompany this video.