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Emma Jeffries
Emma Jeffries
Yellowstone National Park
Human Impact:

  Today, the park attracts over 2,000 visitors every year. 
The park soon  showed the impact of poaching and vandalism. 
People were hunting, mostly gray wolves.
Humans had made very, very big impacts on Yellowstone Park by poaching and vandalism. That was until rules were made and everything around that type of stuff, poaching and vandalism, was prohibited. 
Populations affected:
Gray wolves are going endangered in many areas due to poaching.  
Hunting rights and fishing rights were prohibited.
The populations effected were all of them. This is because all of the animals there were used to their habitat, then humans just came in and destroyed it.


Cooper Robertson
 Cooper Robertson
Cooper Robertson
Cooper Robertson
Human Impact: Animals Keep on Walking on dense grass.
Populations Effected: Any animal that eats grass, since the grass is so tense when a animal steps one it the grass will die. Which will lead to overpopulation and under population.

Food Web: 
Cotton Grass: Caribou
Snowy Owl: Lynx
Lynx: Brown Bear
Reindeer Lichen: Arctic Hare
Arctic Hare: Arctic Fox



National Artic Wildlife Refuge
National Artic Wildlife Refuge
                                                                                  Ecosystem Description

      The  Wildlife Refuge is a band around the North Pole.  All it is, is permanently frozen ice. Every month except July, every other is usually below 0 degrees. It is one of the most untouched by humans on Earth. Supposedly if animals step on the grass then it dies, since it is so tense. There is also a lot of pollution caused by carbon in the air. People have been burning fuels into the air, like; oil, wood, coal, plus natural gas and as the temperatures rise and permafrost thaws, additional carbon is released back into the atmosphere.- Grace M
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Hot springs Rotten egg/su
 Hot springs
Rotten egg/sulfur smell 
Mud pots 
Streams rise from geothermality
Stream vents  
Geysers 

The taiga forests store large amounts of carbon that would otherwise become greenhouse gases in the atmosphere in their biomass.

Human burn fuels like wood,coal,oil,and gas increased co2 in the atmosphere is one cause of climate change. 
The abiotic effects are n
 The abiotic effects are negative and positive. Like the the weather and climate affecting the salinity or when the water in the spring from canyons come up to the surface. The positive effect like the la nina help the production of kelp forests. 
Today, the park attracts
 Today, the park attracts
  Today, the park attracts over 2,000 visitors every year. 
A population that has bee
 A population that has been affected was the coral reefs because bacteria has been spreading on it from other organisms such as humans. This issue is very popular
Chevy Brown
Chevy Brown
Yellow Stone naional
Cooper Robertson
Cooper Robertson
Human Impact: Animals Keep on Walking on dense grass.

MASYN
MASYN
Austin Harvey
Austin Harvey
Izzy
Izzy
I am sharing the Abiotic

National Artic Wildlife Refuge
National Artic Wildlife Refuge
Ecosystems Affected:

The pollution can make the animals sick. Drilling is also being decided, which could hurt many animals if they decide to do it.
Pollution
Permafrost
Earthquakes
Drought                                                                                                       Ecosystem Description

      The  Wildlife Refuge is a band around the North Pole.  All it is, is permanently frozen ice. Every month except July, every other is usually below 0 degrees. It is one of the most untouched by humans on Earth. Supposedly if animals step on the grass then it dies, since it is so tense. There is also a lot of pollution caused by carbon in the air. People have been burning fuels into the air, like; oil, wood, coal, plus natural gas and as the temperatures rise and permafrost thaws, additional carbon is released back into the atmosphere.- Grace M
Jo Cooper
Jo Cooper
My sections of the project is:abiotic factors,populations affected, and enregy pyramid  


smart Kaiden
Ethan
Ethan 
The effects of the ecosystem are really bad when it comes to pollution. Pollution is harmful to many animals like fish and bears.  
Today, the park attracts
  Today, the park attracts over 2,000 visitors every year. 
A population that has bee
 A population that has been affected was the coral reefs because bacteria has been spreading on it from other organisms such as humans. This issue is very popular
Chevy Brown
Chevy Brown
Yellow Stone National Park
 I did the human impact and the ecosystem description.

Human Impact: We have poached the animals living there and we have also introduced Coyotes and Wolves to the ecosystem. We have made the ecosystem a preservation now.

Ecosystem description:There are unusual thermal lakes,freshwater lakes and streams,grasslands, and forests The dominant biome is Taiga, or Boreal forest. It also has yellow canyon walls. Colorful alfar and cyanobacteria are among the few organisms that can survive in geothermal pools.
Austin Harvey
Austin Harvey
Human impact

tsunamis

Hurricanes

Earthquakes



Izzy
Izzy
I have Monterrey bay as my Eco scenario.
 I am sharing the Abiotic Factors. A few that we have are the EL nino and La nina. I will also be sharing the energy pyramid. We have 5 trophic levels. our 4th level consumer is the red octopus., and our tertiary has the Kelp bass, and the leopard shark. We arent done coloring done with the pyramid yet. 

National Artic Wildlife Refuge
National Artic Wildlife Refuge
Human Impact:

Water  
Ice 
Habitats
Warm and Cold long nights   
Short and Soggy Summers
Oil and Gas 
Permafrost  
High Winds  
Lots of C02
  Food web

Masyn's


Jo Cooper
Jo Cooper
yellow stone 
        My sections of the project is:abiotic factors,populations affected, and enregy pyramid  

abiotic factors:
Hot springs
Rotten egg/sulfur smell 
Mud pots 
Streams rise from geothermality
Stream vents  
Geysers 

The taiga forests store large amounts of carbon that would otherwise become greenhouse gases in the atmosphere in their biomass.Human burn fuels like wood,coal,oil,and gas increased co2 in the atmosphere is one cause of climate change. 

Populations Affected:
In many states people say that the gray wolf is not endangered anymore in the region, but many challenges still remain for the gray bear like food 

Wolves were gone for over han 70 years before returning recently. Ecologist have followed the change in behavior in wolves returned over 20 years.  

Ecologist have realized that an increase in beaver populations  has played a big role  in reshaping the ecosystem  

enregy pyramid  
prouducers :yellowpond lily and green algea
primary consumers:mayfly and least chimpmuck 
secondary consumers :gray wolf and brown bear 
tertiary consumer:turkey vulture
deconposer:bacteria 





smart Kaiden
smart Kaiden 
ecosystem: sonoran desert

project: Food Web

feeding relationships: the rat and the rabbit both eat the gramma grass and the prickely pear cacti the suguaro cacti and the gramma grass all use the sun
Samantha Barker
Samantha Barker
El Yunque National Refuge

Human Impact: 
Ecotourism
Use of farm land
People visiting
Water Pollution
Cutting of wood

populations affected:
Cut Trees (ect.)



Jalyn :)
Jalyn :)
I have the Sonoran desert, also I have the Human impact, and it's population affected.

Human impact: people steal things from the Sonoran Desert that is called smuggling, some people like to go offloading because people like to ride fourwheelers in the desert.    

Population affected: People steal cacti and if people steal cacti there will not be enough food for the black-tailed jackrabbit. 

Energy pyramid: In the energy pyramid there is the producers, Primary Consumers, Secondary consumer, tertiary consumer, 4th level consumer.
cj
cj
I have the abiotic effects on the ecosystem, food web and the ecosystem description.  for the abiotic effects on the ecosystem i will say"The abiotic effects are negative and positive. Like the the weather and climate affecting the salinity or when the water in the spring from canyons come up to the surface. The positive effect like the la nina help the production of kelp forests." the food web will be somewhat like this,giant kelp -red abalone, red algae-turban snail, kelp bass-California sheephead, or California sheephead - red octopus. Monterrey bay has unique animals such as the sea otter or the red octopus.
Kylee
Kylee
Monterey Bay
Human effects on the ecosystem and the ecosystem description and the food web
   
For human effects I will say the human effect and what happened when that ecosystem got affected

Then for the Ecosystem description I am going to put where it is located and all the animals  that live in the ecosystem
Jacob Oakley
Jacob Oakley
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
 I had abiotic factors,Populations affected,and the energy pyramid. For the abiotic factors I would say the negative or positive  such as Light,Temperature,Salinity and so many more. For the Populations effected I would say what populations got effected (positive or negative) such as fish,coral reefs and so much more. For the energy pyramid I would say the trophic levels and at which the energy flows.
Wesley
Wesley
Eco-scenario :  Florida Keys 
Producers :  Turtle Grass
Abiotic Effects  on the ecosystem that hurts the animals are: Hurricanes, Underwater currents,Tourism,Pollution ,and
Cyclones



Rayanna
Rayanna
Ecoscenario:Arctic National Wildlife Refuge 
Abiotic Factors:

Populations Effected by the Ecosystems:

Food Webs:
Sadie
Sadie 
Food Web: 

Emily Crockett
Emily Crockett 
Monterrey bay marine sanctuary 
my jobs were : populations were effected by human issues and energy pyramid . 

 
Isaiah Sitton
Isaiah Sitton
 I have the Sonora Desert National Monument and for my part of the project is human effects on the ecosystem and ecosystem description. Some of the human effects is when people take out the living organism out of their habitat. And people take off rode thins like 4 Wheeler and other stuff. Some more is that it is so dry some of the an males  have to eat cactus. The ecosystem description  is hot, dry and it has some mount ens and it is very rocky.  
Amazing Rylee
Amazing Rylee

I  had human impact human impact is Humans have been killing reefs by touching them or touching them with a boat or by pollution these are all harming the environment and all of this is done by humans

I had the food web some  feeding realationships are long spined urchin eats turtle grass and the red finger sponge eats the long spined urchin and and the marine bacteria eats the red finger sponge 
Kynsey :)
Kynsey :)
Eco-scenario: Sonoran Desert National Monument

Project: Energy Pyramid

Some of the abiotic factors in my ecosystems are, the weather and temperature are always hot or warm. All seasons are Hot but Winter they say is just warm. It is always rocky and sand in the desert.

The populations that are effected are all of them because they are used to their habitat and if it were to get cold in the desert they might die or act differently because they aren´t used to it. One example of a population that is effected is all of the plants because the could die if their habitat got to cold. There for it could make the Primary consumers die. Then the trail would continue to die and there would eventually be nothing for the top consumers to eat. 

  
Reign
Reign
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
Human impacts: Humans are killing coral.
Populations Effected:Coral and fish have been effected because of bacteria.
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food pyramid picture:
Carlie Masters
Carlie Masters
Eco-scenario: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Human Effects on the Ecosystem: Humans are wanting to drill for oil and gas in the refuge. The carbon from driving a c
most popular features. Ye
 most popular features. Yellowstone has many types of ecosystems, but the sub-alpine forest is the most widespread. Yellowstone also has a large amount of diversity everywhere in the park. Yellowstone National Park also offers tours of it you can also stay their in some of the lodges and see the beauty of the park. Yellowstone usually stays cold even throughout some of the hottest months for you, during these months it usually stays around 50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer. But in the winter it is freezing it is actually -4 degrees Fahrenheit which is cold enough to freeze a entire lake and kill some organisms.  
Andrew Trabel
Andrew Trabel
My I am doing the ecosystem description, the abiotic effect on the ecosystem, and the food web. What I want to present is the abiotic effects on the ecosystem and the ecosystem description.
Harper Chrabascz
Harper Chrabascz
Ecosenario: 🐬Florida Keys🐬

Ecosystem
Corbin Elliott
Corbin Elliott
I am the project leader. I have Yellow Stone National Park. My section of the project is The food web, Abiotic effects on the ecosystem and the ecosystem description.

Abiotic effects on the ecosystem: The subarctic temperatures make it hard to keep roads open. Snow reaches 3.8 meters of snow during the Winters. The average air temperature reaches -20 degrees Celsius.

Ecosystem description:There are unusual thermal lakes,freshwater lakes and streams,grasslands, and forests The dominant bio-me is Taiga, or Boreas forest. It also has yellow canyon walls. Colorful afar and cyanobacteria are among the few organisms that can survive in geothermal pools.

Food web: 
most popular features. Ye
 most popular features. Yellowstone has many types of ecosystems, but the sub-alpine forest is the most widespread. Yellowstone also has a large amount of diversity everywhere in the park. Yellowstone National Park also offers tours of it you can also stay their in some of the lodges and see the beauty of the park. Yellowstone usually stays cold even throughout some of the hottest months for you, during these months it usually stays around 50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer. But in the winter it is freezing it is actually -4 degrees Fahrenheit which is cold enough to freeze a entire lake and kill some organisms.  
Andrew Trabel
Andrew Trabel
I am doing the ecosystem description, the abiotic effect on the ecosystem, and the food web. What I want to present is the abiotic effects on the ecosystem and the ecosystem description.
Harper Chrabascz
Harper Chrabascz
Ecosenario: 🐬Florida Keys🐬

Ecosystem
Weather
 Weather
Maggie Shepherd
Maggie Shepherd
Isaac Stewart
Isaac Stewart
ecoscenario: Everglades National Park

human affects on the ecosystem: Pollution is an issue n the Everglades. It is very harmful to animals.Hunting and drainage of water are also negative affects on the ecosystem.

description of the ecosystem: Everglades is a subtropical wetland in southern Florida. 

Energy pyramid: 
Ben
Ben
Ecoscenario: Arctic wildlife refuge  Human Impact and Energy Pyramid
I'm going to share the trophic levels, list the organisms in each one, and listing the energy path.
Devin Ramsey
Devin Ramsey
Ecoscenario:Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary 
Human Impact:treating sewers septic tank overflows and over harvesting of fish
Populations affected: all of the populations in the ecosystems are affected by the treatment and the septic tank overflow and all of the fish populations are affected by overharvesting

Carter
Carter
Ecoscenario:  Everglades

energy pyramid and human impact🐊🐟🐕🐶🐦
human impacts: people are currently conserving Everglades National Park

food pyramid picture:
Carlie Masters
Carlie Masters
Eco-scenario: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Human Effects on the Ecosystem: Humans are wanting to drill for oil and gas in the refuge. The carbon from driving a car is being stored in the permafrost.
Ecosystem Description: It is located in the north eastern part of Alaska. It is south of the mountains of the Brooks Range. The refuge’s wildlife lives in 6,070 square kilometers of the ecosystem most of the time.
I am doing the food web. The cotton grass feeds the snowshoe hare. The brown lemming gives energy to the bacteria.
Chaney Brown
Chaney Brown 
Ecosenario: Florida Keys
Poplutons Affected By Abiotic Factors:
Salinity levels: The salinity levels increase when it is dry on the main land.When the salt levels get to high or too low it can hurt marine life.
Fertilizer:  Sometimes peole use too much fertilizer and flows to nearby bodies of water.  It can cause aquatic plants to majorly over grow.
Peter Hummel
Peter Hummel
Ecoscenario: Monterey Bay
My jobs were: Ecosystem Description, List Human Impact, Human effects on the ecosystem, populations effected by human issues, Food Web, and Energy pyramid.

For the Ecosystem description:Hunter will read it
For the List human impact: We put c02 into the atmosphere.
We farm the kelp that grows their.
We feed the fish which is bad.
We pollute the water and the air.We take some of the injured animals in for rehabilitation. We also have helped many of the animals with their disabilities.

For the Human effects on the ecosystem:We have affected all of these creatures in many ways. The number one way is that we have polluted the water and air. We have also littered in the water and on land. We affected the ecosystem in a good way by taking in some of the injured animals in for rehabilitation. Us doing this helped many animals live and be able to reproduce.. This has had a huge affect on all of these organisms.

For the populations effect by human issues: The populations that are affected by us humans are: Southern Sea Otter, Humpback Whale, Northern Elephant Seal, White Shark, Brown Pelican, Long Beaked Dolphin, Orca, Western gull, Red Algae, Giant Kelp, Phytoplankton, Zooplankton, Kelp Bass, Red Octopus, California Spiny Lobster, Purple Sea Urchin, Garibaldi, Zooxanthellae, Marine Bacteria, Red Abalone, Turban Snail, California Sheephead, Leopard Shark, Spiny Brittle Star, Bat Star, Giant Green Anemone, and the Bryozoa.

For the food web: I will help Hunter if he gets lost and needs something to say. I can also help him elaborate on it.

And lastly, the energy pyramid: I can help Christian if he doesn't know what to say or he wants to elaborate more.

This is what I am going to do when our group presents.
Hunter
Hunter
Ecosenario: Monterrey Bay
Ecosystem Description: I'm going to say that Monterrey bay is one of 13 national marine sanctuaries. It is located along the coast of California.  It is the giant kelp biome. The kelp grows form the rocky seabed.   Monterrey Bay is home to many Marine Wildlife including the Sea Otter, the Humpback Whale, the Northern Elephant seal, and even the Great White Shark.  It is also the largest marine sanctuary, it covers 13,730 square kilometers.
Abiotic Effects on the ecosystem:  One of the biggest abiotic effects on the Monterrey Bay ecosystem is the El Nino.  El Nino is a weather pattern that only happens every 3 to 7 years.  This causes the currents to change and make the water is Monterrey Bay warmer.  This affects the ecosystem by making the kelp grow slower and making it harder for smaller animals to hide.
Food web: The Giant green anemone eats the phytoplankton. 
The spiny brittle star eats the giant kelp. The Garibaldi eats the Red algae.  The California Sheephead eats the Spiny Brittle star.
Leilani
Leilani
Ecosenario: Arctic National Wildlife refuge
Ecosystem description: The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is around the northeastern part of Alaska. It is to the south of the rugged mountains of the Brooks Range. Most of the refuge’s wildlife lives in 6,070 square kilometers of the ecosystem. This ecosystem is a tundra ecosystem. It started becoming a refuge in 1960, and it became a refuge in 1980.
Abiotic effects on the ecosystem: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has long, cool summer days and long, dark, freezing winter nights. The temperature shapes the terrain and organisms found there. Also, sometimes there are oil spills and the animals drink the oil then die. 




KISHAN PATEL
KISHAN PATEL
ECO: Yellowstone National Park 
Abiotic Factors: Lots of snow up to 3.8 m.  Most roads are completely blocked by November each year. The Taiga forest helps with all of the CO2 in the air from humans by turning it back into oxygen.
Populations that are affected:
The Taiga forest enables the whole ecosystem to breath. Forest fires in Yellowstone keep a healthy forest by getting rid of accumulated debris on the forest floor and opening the forest canopy. In areas where fire has suppressed, fungus and mountain pine beetles can attack Lodge pole pine forests. 
Feeding relationships: The turkey vulture eats the bear, The turkey vulture eats the wolf, the brook trout eats the mayfly and the algae. 
Christian Day
Christian Day
Ecosenario: Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary
Abiotic Factors: Cold water temperature is important. Air temperature is usually mild with cold winters and warm summers. Precipitation happens between November and early April. El Nino happens every 3 to 7 years. A mix of tropical and subartic waters.
 Populations Affected: Giant Kelp needs cold water to grow. Seasonal changes affects  kelp bass mating.Purple Sea Urchin likes vigorous waters. Garibaldi needs clear water, like where kelp grows. Leopard Sharks are very vulnerable to pollution.
Food Web: We have Producer, Primary Consumer, Secondary Consumer, Tertiary Consumer, and Decomposer. Giant Kelp and Red Algae are producers. Garibaldi and Spiny Brittle Star are Primary Consumers. Kelp Bass and California Sheephead are Secondary Consumers. Leopard Shark and Red Octopus are Tertiary Consumers. Marine Bacteria is a Decomposer
Brooklyn McConnell
Brooklyn McConnell
Ecoscenario: Everglades National Park

ABIOTIC EFFECTS ON THE ECOSYSTEM: 
Hurricanes; In Florida hurricanes can occur often so they destroy many animal's habitat.
Weather; the weather can get really high and the water could precipitate. The water drain each year is roughly 100-165 cm. And overtime salinity level can rise.
Temperatures; warm temperatures creates a yearlong growing season for wetland producers that is most active during the wet season.

     ECOSYSTEM DESCRIPTION
  Everglades National Park is a subtropical wetland in southern Florida. It is sometimes called the river of grass. It is a watershed, a watershed is an ecosystem that contains a set of streams and rivers that all drain into a large body of water. Everglades has many organisms, a couple of the main ones are Cottonmouth Snakes, Florida Panthers, and American Alligators. This is a well visited place by people. a popular time people visit is December through April, because the temperatures are pleasant around that time. 



     FEEDING RELATIONSHIPS:
1. Cynobacteria gives its energy to snail
2. Cottonmouth Snakes gives it energy to the American Alligator
3. Duckweed gives energy to muskrat
4. Mosquito gives energy to Mosquito Fish. 
5. Roseate gives energy to American Alligator
Sarah
Sarah
Ecoscenario: Everglades  
Abiotic Factors:
Hurricanes: effect the ecosystem by destroying habitats 
Temperature:  Weather is almost always above 20 celcius so the animals adapted to the warm environments
Weather:Everglades has distinct wet and dry seasons
Food Web: cyanobacteria to mosquito to mosquito fish to snake to alligator. Duckweed to muskrat to mink to alligator.

 
Lexi Pagac
Lexi Pagac
Ecoscenario: El Yunque National Forest

Abiotic Factors: lots of rain fall every year, hurricanes.

foodweb: the three producers (chinese hibiscus, Sierran Palm, and Pumpwood Tree) Give energy to the  three 1st level consumers (cockroach, isopod, walking stick)  which give energy to the three 2nd level consumers (Common coqui, Giant crab spider, Big-Scaled Least Gecko) whcih guve energy to the 3rd level consumers (Red Tailed Hawk, Screech Owl) which give energy to the Black Rat, who gives energy back to the Screech Owl and The Red Tailed Hawk. All the organisms also give energy to the bacteria.
Taylor
Taylor 
Ecoscenario: Yellowstone National Park
Populations affected by abiotic factors: The Taiga forest enables the whole ecosystem to breath. Forest fires in Yellowstone keep a healthy forest by getting rid of accumulated debris on the forest floor and opening the forest canopy.
Abiotic factors: Lots of snow up to 3.8 m. The Taiga forest helps with all of the CO2 in the air from humans by turning it back into oxygen. 
Food web: 
#1 Crested Wheatgrass to Least Chipmunk
#2 Brown Bear to Turkey Vulture
#3 Gray Wolf to Turkey Vulture
#4 Lodgepole Pine to Mountain Pine Beetle
Keaton Kuntz
Keaton Kuntz
Ecosystem: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Abiotic Factors:
Temperature: cold climate shaping the landscape and the organisms that survive.
Winds push decaying plants and animals, small alive animals into ice crystals and could hurt the small animals.
Populations Affected by Aboitic Factors:             
           There are many populations affected by the abiotic factors. Organisms that are affected is the cotton grass and other producers. They are affected by the wind level. The wind level would pick up the plants and throw them into ice crystals.
Another organism is the black fly. It can’t push back against the strong winds.
Energy pyramid : Alpine Alzalea Cotton Grass 
snowshoe hare Brown lemming
lynx  least weasel 
brown bear 
bacteria
Jacob VanOsdol
Jacob VanOsdol
Eco: Yellowstone
I did the Eco description and the food web.   

The park is widely known for its diverse life and its many geothermal features, especially its geysers, one of its most popular features. Yellowstone has many types of ecosystems, but the sub-alpine forest is the most widespread. Yellowstone also has a large amount of diversity everywhere in the park. Yellowstone National Park also offers tours of it you can also stay their in some of the lodges and see the beauty of the park. Yellowstone usually stays cold even throughout some of the hottest months for you, during these months it usually stays around 50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer. But in the winter it is freezing it is actually -4 degrees Fahrenheit which is cold enough to freeze a entire lake and kill some organisms.  
Andrew Trabel
Andrew Trabel
My job is that I am to do the ecosystem description, the abiotic effect on the ecosystem, and the food web. What I want to present is the abiotic effects on the ecosystem and the ecosystem description.
Harper Chrabascz
Harper Chrabascz
Ecosenario: 🐬Florida Keys🐬

Ecosystem Description: Florida Keys is off of the coast of florida. It hosts coral reefs cover over 9,600 square kilometers, and it is the third largest reef system in the world. Throughout the year the water ranges from 270 Celsius in the summer, to 20-240 Celsius in the winter. People love to swim in the water, which breaks the coral.

Effects on the ecosystem:When fertilizer is sprayed in south Florida, catch into rivers then into the ocean. This creates unusual growth in algae and cyanobacteria.Also, Hurricane winds and waves damage the reefs by breaking coral and displacing organisms.
Jaylen Ball
Jaylen Ball
ecosenerio: Sonoran desert

Food pyramid: I will  Announce trophic levels and share 2 organisms at each trophic level.

I have list abiotic factors and what populations are effected by the abiotic factors.


Tessa Joyner
Tessa Joyner
Eco scenario: El Yunque National Forest 
Energy pyramid: we have four tropic levels, producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary, and top level.
Producers: Chinese hibiscus,  pump wood
Primary: Isopod, cockroach
Secondary: common coqui, giant crab spider
Tertiary: western screech owl, red tailed hawk
Top: black rat
Human Impacts: one human impact will include adding carbon dioxide to the environment
population affected: I think that all populations are affected by this because the change in the atmosphere could cause a disruption in the animal's lives


Jase Gustin
Jase Gustin
Eco-scenario: El yunqe national forest

I am presenting abiotic factors and populations affected

Abiotic Factors:
Some abiotic factors that affect El Yunque National Forest are temperature, rain, light, elevation, soil, tropical storms, hurricanes, and droughts.

Populations Affected:
The populations affected would be all of the organisms, because the hurricane or tropical storm will wipe out everything.

Food Web:
1. Pump Wood Tree: is eaten by
2. Cockroach: is eaten by
3. Giant Crab Spider: is eaten by
4. Screech Owl: is eaten by
5. Black Rat: is the top predator
Addison Herrin
Addison Herrin
Ecoscenario: Sonoran Desert 
Human Impact,Populations, and Energy Pyramid: There are many human Impacts in the Sanoran Desert including, off-roading, construction in the desert, and smugglers. All these Impacts result in population decrease. The animals home could be destroyed by off-road vehicles and construction which leaves them no shelter to hide from predators, or the smugglers could kill them by taking them out of their natural habitat . 
Food Pyramid: 
#1 Producer; Saguaro Cactus and The Prickly Pear Cactus 
#2 Primary Consumer: Black-Tailed Jackrabbit and Kangaroo Rat 
#3-Secondary Consumers; Horned Lizard and Western Diamond-Back Rattle Snake 
#4 TOP CONSUMERS; Red Tailed Hawk and Turkey Vulture
James Learey
James Learey
Ecoscenario: Sonoran Desert 
Abiotic Factors:sand,cactus,rocks,light,

1 Rattlesnake to red tail hawk
2 scorpion to horned lizard
3 sagauro cactus to cactus wren
4 grama grass to blacktailed jackrabbit 
Avery Young
Avery Young 
Ecoscenario: Yellowstone National Park
Abiotic Factors: Floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, and forest fires

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: People are hunting in Yellowstone that affects the ecosystem. 

Food Web: Sun gives energy to the grass the grass gives energy to the elk the elk gives energy to the wolf the wolf gives energy to the turkey vulture



jake
jake
Yellowstone national park,                    abiotic factors,water,fire.cliffs                                  population affected
Kloe Bush
Kloe Bush
Ecoscenario: Monterey Bay
Human effects on the 
Ecosystem: Kelp harvesting, sewage, and Industrial disposal.

Food web
peyton
peyton 
Ecoscenario:  Florida Keys       


Abiotic Factors:  Water, sand, rocks, heat 

Populations Affected: All life can’t survive without water in the Florida keys. It also supplies the plants and marine life with food.


food web: Plankton , Gulf flounder , Moray eel , Great barracuda , Marine bacteria

                                                              
Alene
Alene
Ecoscenario Yellowstone national park

abiotic  factors: water, rainfall, earthquake.

populations affected humans are hurting ecosystem by hunting, fishing.

food web:the gray wolf eats the elk.
Madison
Madison
Ecoscenario: Sonoran Desert

Abiotic Factors: Dry, hot.

Populations affected by Abiotic factors: some animals can't survive in climate.

Food web: The Round-Tailed Ground Squirrel gives energy to the Elf owl
Kerrigan
Kerrigan
Ecoscenario: Yellowstone National Park
Abiotic Factors: Wind, temperature, soil.
Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: When dry season comes, the aquatic plants die. Food web: The plant gives grasshopper, the grasshopper gives the frog, the frog gives the snake, the snake gives the owl.
Cameron Mason
Cameron Mason
Ecoscenario: Florida Keys
Abiotic Factors: Water, Rocks, Sand

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: The oil being dumped into the ocean and harming the fish and animals 

Food Web: Phytoplankton->Long Spined Sea Urchin->West Indies Spiny Lobster->Gulf Flounder->Spotted Moray Eel->Great Barracuda
julian
julian
ecoscenario: sonoran desert. 
abiotic factors: dry claimant.
 energy pramide: producers grama grass. consumers ants. secondary consumers scorpion. third level consumers red talled halk   
Breanna True
Breanna True
Ecoscenario: Everglades National Park
Abiotic Factors:  Dry season, Harsh hurricanes
Populations affected: When dry season comes, it affects the aquatic plants. When there is a hurricane, it mostly affects the aquatic organisms but it can affect the whole ecosystem as well.
Food Pyramid: Producers-Saw grass, Duck weed  First level consumers-Apple Snail, Crayfish
Second level consumers-Wood duck, Roseate Spoonbill Third level consumers-Raccoon, Mink  Fourth level consumers-American Alligator, Panther
Jocelyn Perez
Jocelyn Perez 
Ecoscenario: Monterey Bay 
Human impacts: Sea otter abundance, seabed disturbance, and jade collecting.

Populations Affected:The fish are being hunted and kelp is being harvested.  The fish are being farmed  mariculture. The waste dumping and oil drilling  has caused many animals to die because of pollution.  The jade collecting has caused disturbances to the aquatic animals that live there.  The sea otter abundance has caused more sea urchins to go which is actually helpful to the community. 
Energy Pyramid: 
Aidan B
Aidan B
Ecoscenario: Sonoran desert
Abiotic factors: hot dry climate.

Population affected: The animals that live in the desert. The animals that live in that environment and if they were in a different environment they would less likely survive. 
Food chain:The sun gives energy to the  grama grass the grama grass gives energy to the Jack rabbit the jack rabbit gives energy to the Red-tailed hawk the red tailed hawk gives energy to the bacteria.
Aiden w
Aiden w
Ecoscenario:everglades national park

Abiotic factors:
dry seasons,its a bery warm climate, the everglades have a lot of thunderstorms in its wet season, 70% of precipitation falls during the wet season.
There can also be many harsh hurricanes.Everglades has a lot of salty water, it is called a wetland.

Populations effected:
saw grass and some animals that eat saw grass also when dry seasons come around most aquatic life doesn't survive.the everglades have a lot of thunderstorms in its wet season, 70% of precipitation falls during the wet season.
There can also be many harsh hurricanes.aquatic plants like duckweed and sawgrass die because of chemicals and other harmful pollutants 

food web:
The Aligator eats the raccoon
The florida crayfish eats the saw grass
The Florida apple snail eats the duckweed
The mink eats the Florida crayfish


Hailee
Hailee 
Ecoscenario: Yellowstone National Park
Abotic factors: water, rainfall, and caves, earthquakes,forest fires, floods,tornadoes, and hurricanes.  
populations affected: people re hunting the wild life that can hurt the ecosystem
food web: gray wolf eats the elk and elk eats grass
James O.
James O.
Ecoscenario:Monterey Bay National marine sanctuary.
Abiotic Factors:The upwelling,Warm and cold currents carrying nutrients for the sea life. 

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: The giant kelp is impacted which impacts the whole ecosystem.

Food Web: The giant kelp is eaten by the tubin snail,California spiny lobster,purple sea urchin.The marine bacteria eats the leopard shark,the red octopus,byzona.
Chelsea Turner
Chelsea Turner
Ecoscenario: Florida keys 

Abiotic Factors: water 

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors:  The populations effected are the fish 

Food Web:
#1 Manatee Grass 
#2 Queen Angelfish
#3 Reef Shark
#4 Great Hammerhead 

Dillon Smith
Dillon Smith
Ecoscenario:sonoran desert
Abiotic:sand,rocks,light,heat.

Food web:
1.Rattlesnake to red tailed hawk
2.kangroo rat to Rattlesnake
3.sagauro cactus to cactus wren
4.grama grass to blacktailed jackrabbit
5.scorpion to horned lizard
Sienna Grass
Sienna Grass
Ecoscenario: Everglades National Park
 Abiotic Factors: Harsh hurricanes,dry seasons,mostly a warm place,there is a lot of salty water called a wetland.

Populations Affected by abiotic Factors:When dry seasons come around most aquatic life doesn't survive.Hurricanes also affect aquatic organisms because the water is being thrown around to the point they can survive.

Food Web:
Saw grass to Florida Crayfish
Duckweed to Florida Apple Snail
Florida crayfish to mink
American alligator to raccoon



Summer
Summer
Ecoscenario: Yellowstone National Park
Abiotic Factors: Water, Mountains, forests, forest fires, floods, tornadoes, earthquakes, and hurricanes. 

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: People are ruining the populations by littering, hunting, and fishing. The populations of the animals of Yellowstone can be affected because of constant hunting when it wasn't that serious but still prohibited and now it is causing issues.

Food Web: The Sun gives energy to the grass, The grass gives energy to the Vole, The Vole gives energy to the Coyote, and the Coyote gives energy to the Gray Wolf.
Dakota Hensley
Dakota Hensley 
Ecoscenario : Florida keys
Abiotic Factors : sand , rocks , heat , water   
Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors : The populations effected are the Gulf flounder because it blends in to the sand and that's how it hunts 
Food web : Phytoplankton , Gulf flounder , Moray eel , Great barracuda , Marine bacteria . 
Mrs. Proper
Mrs. Proper
Ecoscenario: Yellowstone
Abiotic Factors:

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: 

Food Web:  (4-5 feeding 

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Yellowstone National Park
Human Impact:

Today, the park attracts over 2,000 visitors every year.

The park soon  showed the impact of poaching and vandalism.

People were hunting, mostly gray wolves.

Humans had made very, very big impacts on Yellowstone Park by poaching and vandalism. That was until rules were made and everything around that type of stuff, poaching and vandalism, was prohibited.

Populations affected:

Gray wolves are going endangered in many areas due to poaching.

Hunting rights and fishing rights were prohibited.

The populations effected were all of them. This is because all of the animals there were used to their habitat, then humans just came in and destroyed it.

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Human Impact: Animals Keep on Walking on dense grass.
Populations Effected: Any animal that eats grass, since the grass is so tense when a animal steps one it the grass will die. Which will lead to overpopulation and under population.

Food Web:
Cotton Grass: Caribou
Snowy Owl: Lynx
Lynx: Brown Bear
Reindeer Lichen: Arctic Hare
Arctic Hare: Arctic Fox

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Ecosystem Description

The  Wildlife Refuge is a band around the North Pole.  All it is, is permanently frozen ice. Every month except July, every other is usually below 0 degrees. It is one of the most untouched by humans on Earth. Supposedly if animals step on the grass then it dies, since it is so tense. There is also a lot of pollution caused by carbon in the air. People have been burning fuels into the air, like; oil, wood, coal, plus natural gas and as the temperatures rise and permafrost thaws, additional carbon is released back into the atmosphere.- Grace M

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Hot springs
Rotten egg/sulfur smell 
Mud pots 
Streams rise from geothermality
Stream vents  
Geysers 

The taiga forests store large amounts of carbon that would otherwise become greenhouse gases in the atmosphere in their biomass.

Human burn fuels like wood,coal,oil,and gas increased co2 in the atmosphere is one cause of climate change. 

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The abiotic effects are negative and positive. Like the the weather and climate affecting the salinity or when the water in the spring from canyons come up to the surface. The positive effect like the la nina help the production of kelp forests. 

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Today, the park attracts
  Today, the park attracts over 2,000 visitors every year. 
A population that has bee
 A population that has been affected was the coral reefs because bacteria has been spreading on it from other organisms such as humans. This issue is very popular
Chevy Brown
Chevy Brown
Yellow Stone naional
Cooper Robertson
Cooper Robertson
Human Impact: Animals Keep on Walking on dense grass.

MASYN
MASYN
Austin Harvey
Austin Harvey
Izzy
Izzy
I am sharing the Abiotic

National Artic Wildlife Refuge
National Artic Wildlife Refuge
Ecosystems Affected:

The pollution can make the animals sick. Drilling is also being decided, which could hurt many animals if they decide to do it.
Pollution
Permafrost
Earthquakes
Drought                                                                                                       Ecosystem Description

      The  Wildlife Refuge is a band around the North Pole.  All it is, is permanently frozen ice. Every month except July, every other is usually below 0 degrees. It is one of the most untouched by humans on Earth. Supposedly if animals step on the grass then it dies, since it is so tense. There is also a lot of pollution caused by carbon in the air. People have been burning fuels into the air, like; oil, wood, coal, plus natural gas and as the temperatures rise and permafrost thaws, additional carbon is released back into the atmosphere.- Grace M
Jo Cooper
Jo Cooper
My sections of the project is:abiotic factors,populations affected, and enregy pyramid  


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The effects of the ecosystem are really bad when it comes to pollution. Pollution is harmful to many animals like fish and bears.

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 Today, the park attracts over 2,000 visitors every year. 

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A population that has been affected was the coral reefs because bacteria has been spreading on it from other organisms such as humans. This issue is very popular

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Yellow Stone National Park
I did the human impact and the ecosystem description.

Human Impact: We have poached the animals living there and we have also introduced Coyotes and Wolves to the ecosystem. We have made the ecosystem a preservation now.

Ecosystem description:There are unusual thermal lakes,freshwater lakes and streams,grasslands, and forests The dominant biome is Taiga, or Boreal forest. It also has yellow canyon walls. Colorful alfar and cyanobacteria are among the few organisms that can survive in geothermal pools.

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Human impact

tsunamis

Hurricanes

Earthquakes

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I have Monterrey bay as my Eco scenario.
I am sharing the Abiotic Factors. A few that we have are the EL nino and La nina. I will also be sharing the energy pyramid. We have 5 trophic levels. our 4th level consumer is the red octopus., and our tertiary has the Kelp bass, and the leopard shark. We arent done coloring done with the pyramid yet.

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Human Impact:

Water

Ice

Habitats

Warm and Cold long nights

Short and Soggy Summers

Oil and Gas

Permafrost

High Winds

Lots of C02

Food web

Masyn's

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yellow stone
My sections of the project is:abiotic factors,populations affected, and enregy pyramid

abiotic factors:

Hot springs

Rotten egg/sulfur smell

Mud pots

Streams rise from geothermality

Stream vents

Geysers

The taiga forests store large amounts of carbon that would otherwise become greenhouse gases in the atmosphere in their biomass.Human burn fuels like wood,coal,oil,and gas increased co2 in the atmosphere is one cause of climate change.

Populations Affected:

In many states people say that the gray wolf is not endangered anymore in the region, but many challenges still remain for the gray bear like food

Wolves were gone for over han 70 years before returning recently. Ecologist have followed the change in behavior in wolves returned over 20 years.

Ecologist have realized that an increase in beaver populations  has played a big role  in reshaping the ecosystem

enregy pyramid
prouducers :yellowpond lily and green algea
primary consumers:mayfly and least chimpmuck
secondary consumers :gray wolf and brown bear
tertiary consumer:turkey vulture
deconposer:bacteria

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ecosystem: sonoran desert

project: Food Web

feeding relationships: the rat and the rabbit both eat the gramma grass and the prickely pear cacti the suguaro cacti and the gramma grass all use the sun

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El Yunque National Refuge

Human Impact:

Ecotourism

Use of farm land

People visiting

Water Pollution

Cutting of wood

populations affected:

Cut Trees (ect.)

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I have the Sonoran desert, also I have the Human impact, and it's population affected.

Human impact: people steal things from the Sonoran Desert that is called smuggling, some people like to go offloading because people like to ride fourwheelers in the desert.

Population affected: People steal cacti and if people steal cacti there will not be enough food for the black-tailed jackrabbit.

Energy pyramid: In the energy pyramid there is the producers, Primary Consumers, Secondary consumer, tertiary consumer, 4th level consumer.

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I have the abiotic effects on the ecosystem, food web and the ecosystem description.  for the abiotic effects on the ecosystem i will say"The abiotic effects are negative and positive. Like the the weather and climate affecting the salinity or when the water in the spring from canyons come up to the surface. The positive effect like the la nina help the production of kelp forests." the food web will be somewhat like this,giant kelp -red abalone, red algae-turban snail, kelp bass-California sheephead, or California sheephead - red octopus. Monterrey bay has unique animals such as the sea otter or the red octopus.

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Monterey Bay
Human effects on the ecosystem and the ecosystem description and the food web

For human effects I will say the human effect and what happened when that ecosystem got affected

Then for the Ecosystem description I am going to put where it is located and all the animals  that live in the ecosystem

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Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
I had abiotic factors,Populations affected,and the energy pyramid. For the abiotic factors I would say the negative or positive such as Light,Temperature,Salinity and so many more. For the Populations effected I would say what populations got effected (positive or negative) such as fish,coral reefs and so much more. For the energy pyramid I would say the trophic levels and at which the energy flows.

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Eco-scenario :  Florida Keys
Producers :  Turtle Grass

Abiotic Effects  on the ecosystem that hurts the animals are: Hurricanes, Underwater currents,Tourism,Pollution ,and

Cyclones

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Ecoscenario:Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Abiotic Factors:

Populations Effected by the Ecosystems:

Food Webs:

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Monterrey bay marine sanctuary
my jobs were : populations were effected by human issues and energy pyramid .

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I have the Sonora Desert National Monument and for my part of the project is human effects on the ecosystem and ecosystem description. Some of the human effects is when people take out the living organism out of their habitat. And people take off rode thins like 4 Wheeler and other stuff. Some more is that it is so dry some of the an males  have to eat cactus. The ecosystem description  is hot, dry and it has some mount ens and it is very rocky.

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I  had human impact human impact is Humans have been killing reefs by touching them or touching them with a boat or by pollution these are all harming the environment and all of this is done by humans

I had the food web some feeding realationships are long spined urchin eats turtle grass and the red finger sponge eats the long spined urchin and and the marine bacteria eats the red finger sponge

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Eco-scenario: Sonoran Desert National Monument

Project: Energy Pyramid

Some of the abiotic factors in my ecosystems are, the weather and temperature are always hot or warm. All seasons are Hot but Winter they say is just warm. It is always rocky and sand in the desert.

The populations that are effected are all of them because they are used to their habitat and if it were to get cold in the desert they might die or act differently because they aren´t used to it. One example of a population that is effected is all of the plants because the could die if their habitat got to cold. There for it could make the Primary consumers die. Then the trail would continue to die and there would eventually be nothing for the top consumers to eat.

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Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
Human impacts: Humans are killing coral.
Populations Effected:Coral and fish have been effected because of bacteria.

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National Park

food pyramid picture:
Carlie Masters
Carlie Masters
Eco-scenario: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Human Effects on the Ecosystem: Humans are wanting to drill for oil and gas in the refuge. The carbon from driving a c

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most popular features. Yellowstone has many types of ecosystems, but the sub-alpine forest is the most widespread. Yellowstone also has a large amount of diversity everywhere in the park. Yellowstone National Park also offers tours of it you can also stay their in some of the lodges and see the beauty of the park. Yellowstone usually stays cold even throughout some of the hottest months for you, during these months it usually stays around 50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer. But in the winter it is freezing it is actually -4 degrees Fahrenheit which is cold enough to freeze a entire lake and kill some organisms.  
Andrew Trabel
Andrew Trabel
My I am doing the ecosystem description, the abiotic effect on the ecosystem, and the food web. What I want to present is the abiotic effects on the ecosystem and the ecosystem description.
Harper Chrabascz
Harper Chrabascz
Ecosenario: 🐬Florida Keys🐬

Ecosystem

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I am the project leader. I have Yellow Stone National Park. My section of the project is The food web, Abiotic effects on the ecosystem and the ecosystem description.

Abiotic effects on the ecosystem: The subarctic temperatures make it hard to keep roads open. Snow reaches 3.8 meters of snow during the Winters. The average air temperature reaches -20 degrees Celsius.

Ecosystem description:There are unusual thermal lakes,freshwater lakes and streams,grasslands, and forests The dominant bio-me is Taiga, or Boreas forest. It also has yellow canyon walls. Colorful afar and cyanobacteria are among the few organisms that can survive in geothermal pools.

Food web:

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most popular features. Yellowstone has many types of ecosystems, but the sub-alpine forest is the most widespread. Yellowstone also has a large amount of diversity everywhere in the park. Yellowstone National Park also offers tours of it you can also stay their in some of the lodges and see the beauty of the park. Yellowstone usually stays cold even throughout some of the hottest months for you, during these months it usually stays around 50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer. But in the winter it is freezing it is actually -4 degrees Fahrenheit which is cold enough to freeze a entire lake and kill some organisms.  
Andrew Trabel
Andrew Trabel
I am doing the ecosystem description, the abiotic effect on the ecosystem, and the food web. What I want to present is the abiotic effects on the ecosystem and the ecosystem description.
Harper Chrabascz
Harper Chrabascz
Ecosenario: 🐬Florida Keys🐬

Ecosystem

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ecoscenario: Everglades National Park

human affects on the ecosystem: Pollution is an issue n the Everglades. It is very harmful to animals.Hunting and drainage of water are also negative affects on the ecosystem.

description of the ecosystem: Everglades is a subtropical wetland in southern Florida.

Energy pyramid:

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Ecoscenario: Arctic wildlife refuge Human Impact and Energy Pyramid
I'm going to share the trophic levels, list the organisms in each one, and listing the energy path.

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Ecoscenario:Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
Human Impact:treating sewers septic tank overflows and over harvesting of fish

Populations affected: all of the populations in the ecosystems are affected by the treatment and the septic tank overflow and all of the fish populations are affected by overharvesting

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Ecoscenario:  Everglades

energy pyramid and human impact🐊🐟🐕🐶🐦
human impacts: people are currently conserving Everglades National Park

food pyramid picture:

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Eco-scenario: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Human Effects on the Ecosystem: Humans are wanting to drill for oil and gas in the refuge. The carbon from driving a car is being stored in the permafrost.
Ecosystem Description: It is located in the north eastern part of Alaska. It is south of the mountains of the Brooks Range. The refuge’s wildlife lives in 6,070 square kilometers of the ecosystem most of the time.
I am doing the food web. The cotton grass feeds the snowshoe hare. The brown lemming gives energy to the bacteria.

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Ecosenario: Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary
Abiotic Factors: Cold water temperature is important. Air temperature is usually mild with cold winters and warm summers. Precipitation happens between November and early April. El Nino happens every 3 to 7 years. A mix of tropical and subartic waters.
Populations Affected: Giant Kelp needs cold water to grow. Seasonal changes affects  kelp bass mating.Purple Sea Urchin likes vigorous waters. Garibaldi needs clear water, like where kelp grows. Leopard Sharks are very vulnerable to pollution.
Food Pyramid: We have Producer, Primary Consumer, Secondary Consumer, Tertiary Consumer, and Decomposer. Giant Kelp and Red Algae are producers. Garibaldi and Spiny Brittle Star are Primary Consumers. Kelp Bass and California Sheephead are Secondary Consumers. Leopard Shark and Red Octopus are Tertiary Consumers. Marine Bacteria is a Decomposer

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Ecosenario: Florida Keys
Poplutons Affected By Abiotic Factors:
Salinity levels: The salinity levels increase when it is dry on the main land.When the salt levels get to high or too low it can hurt marine life.
Fertilizer:  Sometimes peole use too much fertilizer and flows to nearby bodies of water.  It can cause aquatic plants to majorly over grow.

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Ecoscenario: Monterey Bay
My jobs were: Ecosystem Description, List Human Impact, Human effects on the ecosystem, populations effected by human issues, Food Web, and Energy pyramid.

For the Ecosystem description:Hunter will read it
For the List human impact: We put c02 into the atmosphere.

We farm the kelp that grows their.

We feed the fish which is bad.

We pollute the water and the air.We take some of the injured animals in for rehabilitation. We also have helped many of the animals with their disabilities.

For the Human effects on the ecosystem:We have affected all of these creatures in many ways. The number one way is that we have polluted the water and air. We have also littered in the water and on land. We affected the ecosystem in a good way by taking in some of the injured animals in for rehabilitation. Us doing this helped many animals live and be able to reproduce.. This has had a huge affect on all of these organisms.

For the populations effect by human issues: The populations that are affected by us humans are: Southern Sea Otter, Humpback Whale, Northern Elephant Seal, White Shark, Brown Pelican, Long Beaked Dolphin, Orca, Western gull, Red Algae, Giant Kelp, Phytoplankton, Zooplankton, Kelp Bass, Red Octopus, California Spiny Lobster, Purple Sea Urchin, Garibaldi, Zooxanthellae, Marine Bacteria, Red Abalone, Turban Snail, California Sheephead, Leopard Shark, Spiny Brittle Star, Bat Star, Giant Green Anemone, and the Bryozoa.

For the food web: I will help Hunter if he gets lost and needs something to say. I can also help him elaborate on it.

And lastly, the energy pyramid: I can help Christian if he doesn't know what to say or he wants to elaborate more.

This is what I am going to do when our group presents.

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Ecosenario: Monterrey Bay
Ecosystem Description: I'm going to say that Monterrey bay is one of 13 national marine sanctuaries. It is located along the coast of California.  It is the giant kelp biome. The kelp grows form the rocky seabed.   Monterrey Bay is home to many Marine Wildlife including the Sea Otter, the Humpback Whale, the Northern Elephant seal, and even the Great White Shark.  It is also the largest marine sanctuary, it covers 13,730 square kilometers.
Abiotic Effects on the ecosystem:  One of the biggest abiotic effects on the Monterrey Bay ecosystem is the El Nino.  El Nino is a weather pattern that only happens every 3 to 7 years.  This causes the currents to change and make the water is Monterrey Bay warmer.  This affects the ecosystem by making the kelp grow slower and making it harder for smaller animals to hide.
Food web: The Giant green anemone eats the phytoplankton.
The spiny brittle star eats the giant kelp. The Garibaldi eats the Red algae.  The California Sheephead eats the Spiny Brittle star.

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Ecosenario: Arctic National Wildlife refuge
Ecosystem description: The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is around the northeastern part of Alaska. It is to the south of the rugged mountains of the Brooks Range. Most of the refuge’s wildlife lives in 6,070 square kilometers of the ecosystem. This ecosystem is a tundra ecosystem. It started becoming a refuge in 1960, and it became a refuge in 1980.
Abiotic effects on the ecosystem: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has long, cool summer days and long, dark, freezing winter nights. The temperature shapes the terrain and organisms found there. Also, sometimes there are oil spills and the animals drink the oil then die.

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ECO: Yellowstone National Park
Abiotic Factors: Lots of snow up to 3.8 m.  Most roads are completely blocked by November each year. The Taiga forest helps with all of the CO2 in the air from humans by turning it back into oxygen.

Populations that are affected:
The Taiga forest enables the whole ecosystem to breath. Forest fires in Yellowstone keep a healthy forest by getting rid of accumulated debris on the forest floor and opening the forest canopy. In areas where fire has suppressed, fungus and mountain pine beetles can attack Lodge pole pine forests.
Feeding relationships: The turkey vulture eats the bear, The turkey vulture eats the wolf, the brook trout eats the mayfly and the algae.

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Ecoscenario: Everglades National Park

ABIOTIC EFFECTS ON THE ECOSYSTEM:
Hurricanes; In Florida hurricanes can occur often so they destroy many animal's habitat.
Weather; the weather can get really high and the water could precipitate. The water drain each year is roughly 100-165 cm. And overtime salinity level can rise.
Temperatures; warm temperatures creates a yearlong growing season for wetland producers that is most active during the wet season.

ECOSYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Everglades National Park is a subtropical wetland in southern Florida. It is sometimes called the river of grass. It is a watershed, a watershed is an ecosystem that contains a set of streams and rivers that all drain into a large body of water. Everglades has many organisms, a couple of the main ones are Cottonmouth Snakes, Florida Panthers, and American Alligators. This is a well visited place by people. a popular time people visit is December through April, because the temperatures are pleasant around that time.

FEEDING RELATIONSHIPS:
1. Cynobacteria gives its energy to snail
2. Cottonmouth Snakes gives it energy to the American Alligator
3. Duckweed gives energy to muskrat
4. Mosquito gives energy to Mosquito Fish.
5. Roseate gives energy to American Alligator

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Ecoscenario: Everglades
Abiotic Factors:
Hurricanes: effect the ecosystem by destroying habitats
Temperature:  Weather is almost always above 20 celcius so the animals adapted to the warm environments
Weather:Everglades has distinct wet and dry seasons
Food Web: cyanobacteria to mosquito to mosquito fish to snake to alligator. Duckweed to muskrat to mink to alligator.

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Ecoscenario: El Yunque National Forest

Abiotic Factors: lots of rain fall every year, hurricanes.

foodweb: the three producers (chinese hibiscus, Sierran Palm, and Pumpwood Tree) Give energy to the three 1st level consumers (cockroach, isopod, walking stick) which give energy to the three 2nd level consumers (Common coqui, Giant crab spider, Big-Scaled Least Gecko) whcih guve energy to the 3rd level consumers (Red Tailed Hawk, Screech Owl) which give energy to the Black Rat, who gives energy back to the Screech Owl and The Red Tailed Hawk. All the organisms also give energy to the bacteria.

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Ecoscenario: Yellowstone National Park
Populations affected by abiotic factors: The Taiga forest enables the whole ecosystem to breath. Forest fires in Yellowstone keep a healthy forest by getting rid of accumulated debris on the forest floor and opening the forest canopy.
Abiotic factors: Lots of snow up to 3.8 m. The Taiga forest helps with all of the CO2 in the air from humans by turning it back into oxygen.
Food web:
#1 Crested Wheatgrass to Least Chipmunk
#2 Brown Bear to Turkey Vulture
#3 Gray Wolf to Turkey Vulture
#4 Lodgepole Pine to Mountain Pine Beetle

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Ecosystem: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Abiotic Factors:
Temperature: cold climate shaping the landscape and the organisms that survive.
Winds push decaying plants and animals, small alive animals into ice crystals and could hurt the small animals.
Populations Affected by Aboitic Factors:
There are many populations affected by the abiotic factors. Organisms that are affected is the cotton grass and other producers. They are affected by the wind level. The wind level would pick up the plants and throw them into ice crystals.

Another organism is the black fly. It can’t push back against the strong winds.
Energy pyramid : Alpine Alzalea Cotton Grass
snowshoe hare Brown lemming
lynx  least weasel
brown bear
bacteria

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Eco: Yellowstone
I did the Eco description and the food web.

The park is widely known for its diverse life and its many geothermal features, especially its geysers, one of its most popular features. Yellowstone has many types of ecosystems, but the sub-alpine forest is the most widespread. Yellowstone also has a large amount of diversity everywhere in the park. Yellowstone National Park also offers tours of it you can also stay their in some of the lodges and see the beauty of the park. Yellowstone usually stays cold even throughout some of the hottest months for you, during these months it usually stays around 50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer. But in the winter it is freezing it is actually -4 degrees Fahrenheit which is cold enough to freeze a entire lake and kill some organisms.

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My job is that I am to do the ecosystem description, the abiotic effect on the ecosystem, and the food web. What I want to present is the abiotic effects on the ecosystem and the ecosystem description.

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Ecosenario: 🐬Florida Keys🐬

Ecosystem Description: Florida Keys is off of the coast of florida. It hosts coral reefs cover over 9,600 square kilometers, and it is the third largest reef system in the world. Throughout the year the water ranges from 270 Celsius in the summer, to 20-240 Celsius in the winter. People love to swim in the water, which breaks the coral.

Effects on the ecosystem:When fertilizer is sprayed in south Florida, catch into rivers then into the ocean. This creates unusual growth in algae and cyanobacteria.Also, Hurricane winds and waves damage the reefs by breaking coral and displacing organisms.

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Our Food web (By Ray Doan and Harper Chrabascz

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ecosenerio: Sonoran desert

Food pyramid: I will  Announce trophic levels and share 2 organisms at each trophic level.

I have list abiotic factors and what populations are effected by the abiotic factors.

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Eco scenario: El Yunque National Forest
Energy pyramid: we have four tropic levels, producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary, and top level.
Producers: Chinese hibiscus,  pump wood
Primary: Isopod, cockroach
Secondary: common coqui, giant crab spider
Tertiary: western screech owl, red tailed hawk
Top: black rat
Human Impacts: one human impact will include adding carbon dioxide to the environment
population affected: I think that all populations are affected by this because the change in the atmosphere could cause a disruption in the animal's lives

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Eco-scenario: El yunqe national forest

I am presenting abiotic factors and populations affected

Abiotic Factors:
Some abiotic factors that affect El Yunque National Forest are temperature, rain, light, elevation, soil, tropical storms, hurricanes, and droughts.

Populations Affected:
The populations affected would be all of the organisms, because the hurricane or tropical storm will wipe out everything.

Food Web:
1. Pump Wood Tree: is eaten by
2. Cockroach: is eaten by
3. Giant Crab Spider: is eaten by
4. Screech Owl: is eaten by
5. Black Rat: is the top predator

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Ecoscenario: Sonoran Desert
Human Impact,Populations, and Energy Pyramid: There are many human Impacts in the Sanoran Desert including, off-roading, construction in the desert, and smugglers. All these Impacts result in population decrease. The animals home could be destroyed by off-road vehicles and construction which leaves them no shelter to hide from predators, or the smugglers could kill them by taking them out of their natural habitat .
Food Pyramid:
#1 Producer; Saguaro Cactus and The Prickly Pear Cactus
#2 Primary Consumer: Black-Tailed Jackrabbit and Kangaroo Rat
#3-Secondary Consumers; Horned Lizard and Western Diamond-Back Rattle Snake
#4 TOP CONSUMERS; Red Tailed Hawk and Turkey Vulture

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Ecoscenario: Sonoran Desert
Abiotic Factors:sand,cactus,rocks,light,

1 Rattlesnake to red tail hawk
2 scorpion to horned lizard
3 sagauro cactus to cactus wren
4 grama grass to blacktailed jackrabbit

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Ecoscenario: Yellowstone National Park
Abiotic Factors: Floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, and forest fires

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: People are hunting in Yellowstone that affects the ecosystem.

Food Web: Sun gives energy to the grass the grass gives energy to the elk the elk gives energy to the wolf the wolf gives energy to the turkey vulture

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Yellowstone national park, abiotic factors,water,fire.cliffs population affected

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Ecoscenario: Monterey Bay

Human effects on the

Ecosystem: Kelp harvesting, sewage, and Industrial disposal.

Food web

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Ecoscenario:  Florida Keys

Abiotic Factors:  Water, sand, rocks, heat

Populations Affected: All life can’t survive without water in the Florida keys. It also supplies the plants and marine life with food.

food web: Plankton , Gulf flounder , Moray eel , Great barracuda , Marine bacteria

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Ecoscenario Yellowstone national park

abiotic  factors: water, rainfall, earthquake.

populations affected humans are hurting ecosystem by hunting, fishing.

food web:the gray wolf eats the elk.

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Ecoscenario: Sonoran Desert

Abiotic Factors: Dry, hot.

Populations affected by Abiotic factors: some animals can't survive in climate.

Food web: The Round-Tailed Ground Squirrel gives energy to the Elf owl

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Ecoscenario: Yellowstone National Park
Abiotic Factors: Wind, temperature, soil.
Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: When dry season comes, the aquatic plants die. Food web: The plant gives grasshopper, the grasshopper gives the frog, the frog gives the snake, the snake gives the owl.

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Ecoscenario: Florida Keys
Abiotic Factors: Water, Rocks, Sand

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: The oil being dumped into the ocean and harming the fish and animals

Food Web: Phytoplankton->Long Spined Sea Urchin->West Indies Spiny Lobster->Gulf Flounder->Spotted Moray Eel->Great Barracuda

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ecoscenario: sonoran desert.
abiotic factors: dry claimant.
energy pramide: producers grama grass. consumers ants. secondary consumers scorpion. third level consumers red talled halk

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Ecoscenario: Everglades National Park
Abiotic Factors:  Dry season, Harsh hurricanes
Populations affected: When dry season comes, it affects the aquatic plants. When there is a hurricane, it mostly affects the aquatic organisms but it can affect the whole ecosystem as well.
Food Pyramid: Producers-Saw grass, Duck weed  First level consumers-Apple Snail, Crayfish
Second level consumers-Wood duck, Roseate Spoonbill Third level consumers-Raccoon, Mink  Fourth level consumers-American Alligator, Panther

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Ecoscenario: Monterey Bay
Human impacts: Sea otter abundance, seabed disturbance, and jade collecting.

Populations Affected:The fish are being hunted and kelp is being harvested.  The fish are being farmed  mariculture. The waste dumping and oil drilling  has caused many animals to die because of pollution.  The jade collecting has caused disturbances to the aquatic animals that live there.  The sea otter abundance has caused more sea urchins to go which is actually helpful to the community.
Energy Pyramid:

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Ecoscenario: Sonoran desert
Abiotic factors: hot dry climate.

Population affected: The animals that live in the desert. The animals that live in that environment and if they were in a different environment they would less likely survive.
Food chain:The sun gives energy to the grama grass the grama grass gives energy to the Jack rabbit the jack rabbit gives energy to the Red-tailed hawk the red tailed hawk gives energy to the bacteria.

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Ecoscenario:everglades national park

Abiotic factors:
dry seasons,its a bery warm climate, the everglades have a lot of thunderstorms in its wet season, 70% of precipitation falls during the wet season.

There can also be many harsh hurricanes.Everglades has a lot of salty water, it is called a wetland.

Populations effected:
saw grass and some animals that eat saw grass also when dry seasons come around most aquatic life doesn't survive.the everglades have a lot of thunderstorms in its wet season, 70% of precipitation falls during the wet season.

There can also be many harsh hurricanes.aquatic plants like duckweed and sawgrass die because of chemicals and other harmful pollutants

food web:
The Aligator eats the raccoon
The florida crayfish eats the saw grass
The Florida apple snail eats the duckweed
The mink eats the Florida crayfish

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Ecoscenario: Yellowstone National Park
Abotic factors: water, rainfall, and caves, earthquakes,forest fires, floods,tornadoes, and hurricanes.
populations affected: people re hunting the wild life that can hurt the ecosystem
food web: gray wolf eats the elk and elk eats grass

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Ecoscenario:Monterey Bay National marine sanctuary.
Abiotic Factors:The upwelling,Warm and cold currents carrying nutrients for the sea life.

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: The giant kelp is impacted which impacts the whole ecosystem.

Food Web: The giant kelp is eaten by the tubin snail,California spiny lobster,purple sea urchin.The marine bacteria eats the leopard shark,the red octopus,byzona.

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Ecoscenario: Florida keys

Abiotic Factors: water

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors:  The populations effected are the fish

Food Web:
#1 Manatee Grass
#2 Queen Angelfish
#3 Reef Shark
#4 Great Hammerhead

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Ecoscenario:sonoran desert
Abiotic:sand,rocks,light,heat.

Food web:
1.Rattlesnake to red tailed hawk
2.kangroo rat to Rattlesnake
3.sagauro cactus to cactus wren
4.grama grass to blacktailed jackrabbit
5.scorpion to horned lizard

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Ecoscenario: Everglades National Park
Abiotic Factors: Harsh hurricanes,dry seasons,mostly a warm place,there is a lot of salty water called a wetland.

Populations Affected by abiotic Factors:When dry seasons come around most aquatic life doesn't survive.Hurricanes also affect aquatic organisms because the water is being thrown around to the point they can survive.

Food Web:
Saw grass to Florida Crayfish
Duckweed to Florida Apple Snail
Florida crayfish to mink
American alligator to raccoon

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Ecoscenario: Yellowstone National Park
Abiotic Factors: Water, Mountains, forests, forest fires, floods, tornadoes, earthquakes, and hurricanes.

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors: People are ruining the populations by littering, hunting, and fishing. The populations of the animals of Yellowstone can be affected because of constant hunting when it wasn't that serious but still prohibited and now it is causing issues.

Food Web: The Sun gives energy to the grass, The grass gives energy to the Vole, The Vole gives energy to the Coyote, and the Coyote gives energy to the Gray Wolf.

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Ecoscenario : Florida keys
Abiotic Factors : sand , rocks , heat , water
Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors : The populations effected are the Gulf flounder because it blends in to the sand and that's how it hunts
Food web : Phytoplankton , Gulf flounder , Moray eel , Great barracuda , Marine bacteria .

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Our energy pyramid , Florida keys ecosystem  

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Ecoscenario: Yellowstone
Abiotic Factors:

Populations Affected by Abiotic Factors:

Food Web:  (4-5 feeding relationships)