Science 2 Collaboration One by Jennifer Witherell https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l Made with charm en-us 2018-09-21 18:06:22 UTC 2018-11-15 17:16:48 UTC hello@padlet.com Collaboration One witherelljl https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/284507301 For this collaboration, you will be completing a peer review.
1. Post your letter (include your name!!!)  to the Park Ranger about the Everglades Python problem on the Padlet. 
2. READ and REVIEW A PEER'S LETTER.
3. While reading a peer's letter, be sure to make note of whose letter you read and whether or not you feel the rationale made a strong and valid point for solving the python problem. Once you have completed reading a peer's letter, you will submit your answers to the questions below for grading.

  1. What is the name of the student whose letter you read?
  2. Do you think your peer made a valid point for controlling the Burmese python population? Cite evidence explaining why or why not.
  3. Do you think your peer made a successful plan for solving the Burmese python problem? Cite evidence explaining why or why not.
  4. Is there anything that you would add to your peer's plan and/or change about the plan? Explain why or why not.
]]> 2018-09-21 18:07:32 UTC https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/284507301 For Collaboration you will need to: witherelljl https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/284508869 1. Post your letter (name included to padlet.
2. Review a peer's letter
3. Submit a screenshot of your review to the collaboration lesson.
4. Answer the questions found below:

  1. What is the name of the student whose letter you read?
  2. Do you think your peer made a valid point for controlling the Burmese python population? Cite evidence explaining why or why not.
  3. Do you think your peer made a successful plan for solving the Burmese python problem? Cite evidence explaining why or why not.
  4. Is there anything that you would add to your peer's plan and/or change about the plan? Explain why or why not.
]]> 2018-09-21 18:10:27 UTC https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/284508869 witherelljl https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/284510615 2018-09-21 18:13:42 UTC https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/284510615 POST and REVIEW witherelljl https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/284511146 Post letter to Park Ranger HERE!!]]> 2018-09-21 18:14:44 UTC https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/284511146 Dear park ranger, Hi my name is Hanna Williamson and I have heard that the everglades are being invaded so I wanted to give you some information! Non-native Burmese pythons have established a breeding population in South Florida and are one of the most concerning invasive species in Everglades National Park.Raccoons and opossums often forage for food near the water's edge, which is a habitat frequented by pythons in search of prey.This is a problem so to fix it you can kill of there nest ONE FEMALE CAN LAY UP TO 500 EGGS HER SELF! So if you need any thing call the FWC they want to get rid of the pythons for you and save the wide range of Birds to six foot gators. https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/304905861 2018-11-15 17:00:05 UTC https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/304905861 https://padlet.com/witherelljl/2a59xgo08z4l/wish/304914957 Dear Park Ranger,

The Burmese pythons are invading the Everglades and I have a plan to help. These snakes barely have any predators. The snakes are reproducing very fast, causing struggle for space and food. The increasing struggle is causing the snakes to move to the neighborhoods in the surrounding area. They are also very hungry; the snakes are causing the numbers of animals in that area to decrease way too fast. The decrease disrupts the food chain.

It is very important to control the snake population to protect the other animals, return balance to the environment of the Everglades, and keep the snakes out of the neighborhoods. Obtaining control of the snake population in the area will give other animals a chance to reproduce. This will help bring back balance to the Everglades environment. Decreasing the snakes will also keep the struggle down. The lowered struggle might prevent the snakes from going into the neighborhoods.

I support the search and destroy & the capture and relocate. The search and destroy will eliminate the snake eggs. We can train the search team to tell the difference between the snake eggs and other animal eggs. The relocating will move the snakes to a different place. Altogether, that will get rid of 50% percent of the snakes and there won’t be much harm to other organisms that live there.

Thank you for your consideration,
Rory C Harris

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