Bell Work: How are Humans Affecting your Ecosystem? by Kristine Proper

Mrs. Proper

kproper — 2016-11-30 14:42:17 UTC

Ecoscenario: Mono Lake
Human Impact: Humans are taking freshwater out of the lake causing the salinity levels to rise.
Populations Affected: brine shrimp and the brine fly

Noah Harris

2016-11-30 14:43:01 UTC

Eco-scenario: Saguaro National Park
Human Impact Off road vehicles

Populations affected all

Nathan Gasparrini

2016-11-30 14:43:03 UTC

Ecoscenario: Saguaro National Park
Human Impact: Humans are driving off-road vehicles
Populations affected: All of our consumers and producers because the off-road vehicles do damage to both plants and animals.

Ethan T Hollis (ETH)

2016-11-30 14:43:11 UTC

Ecoscenario:Artic National Wildlife refuge.Human Impact:Humans have earlier done seismic activity in the refuge.
Populations affected:the plants because the vehicles compacted the snow hurting underlying plants.

this is a polar bear

Bryce Kinnaman

2016-11-30 14:43:13 UTC

My ecosystem is Artic National Wildlife Refuge and the human impact in this ecosystem is that people are debating drilling and some people have already started drilling which can affect the ecosystem by ruining the soil in the ecosystem which will kill the native plants.

Sabrina Renae Anderson

2016-11-30 14:43:14 UTC

Eco-scenario: Florida Keys
Human Impact: A human impact is swimming.
An organism that is affected is fish. Fish can be scared by the kicking, flailing, and paddling. These can stress fish out, and when fish are stressed, they have the possibility of dying. We also pollute the water with oil from our skin.

Garrett Hollis

2016-11-30 14:43:14 UTC

monterey bays human impact is Kelp harvesting and it effects primary consumers.

Kelp harvesting

Reagan Crouch

2016-11-30 14:43:15 UTC

Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
Human Impact: fishing
Populations Affected: whales and invertebrates

These are people fishing on the pier at Monterey Bay.

Noah Day

2016-11-30 14:43:15 UTC

Yellowstone National Park
Human Impact= Extracting Wolves
Population Affected= Deer/Elk

Peyton Willits: El Yungue Carribean National Rainforest

2016-11-30 14:43:16 UTC

There is a method that is called slash and burn, that uses fire to burn down forests to make agriculture.
This will affect many populations that like to eat the trees and others that live in the the trees, this can also kill many species that live in the rainforest.

Forest victim to this method V

Jaiden Worland

142541 — 2016-11-30 14:43:17 UTC

https://www.nps.gov/ever/learn/nature/environmentalfactors.htm
Ecosystem: Everglades National Park
Human Impact: preservation

Humans are preserving the park so that the organisms don't die out as quickly. However, if the humans didn't preserve the park, the organisms would die out quicker.

This is the american alligator, which is affected by the preservation.

Dylan Moles

142454 — 2016-11-30 14:43:22 UTC

Human impact: snowmobiles tear up Yellowstone's ecosystem, and animals habitat

ecosystem: Yellowstone

Population(s) effected: any animal who has a habitat that has been ridden on by snowmobiles, or animals who are unfortunate enough to get ran over.

Sam Schurger

2016-11-30 14:43:23 UTC

Eco-scenario: Yellowstone
human impact: people sometimes ride snowmobiles at Yellowstone which tears up the ground, and kills many plants.

AJ

2016-11-30 14:43:24 UTC

Ecosystem:Everglades National park
Human impact:Turning into a national park to preserve it
populations effected:All

james jones

2016-11-30 14:43:24 UTC

ecosystem everglades national park
human jnpake They turned the ecosystem into a national park to preseve it

Blayne........

2016-11-30 14:43:26 UTC

Pollution from boats are causing pollution in the water. That pollution causes infection on the coral reefs and other plants and animals. Without a coral reef most of the small fish will not have a habitat, and they will die.

Gabe Schurger

2016-11-30 14:43:31 UTC

Ecoscenario: Sagauro National Park
Human Impact: Human are driving ORVs (Off Road Vehicles) around Sagauro National Park
Populations Effected: All populations are effected becuase ORVs damage or destroy many plant and animals by running over them. This is a major problem at Sagauro National Park. Often young Sagauro Cacti are run over and never have a chance to grow.

Maddox--LATE finish in 5 minutes

2016-11-30 14:43:32 UTC

Eco-scenario: Everglades
Human Impact:

Delanie Gustin

2016-11-30 14:43:34 UTC

Ecosystem: El Yunque Caribbean National Forest

Human Impact: Logging
Populations Effected: This can kill off species like Carcoles Snails and other primary consumers.

Nate E Brown (NEB)

2016-11-30 14:43:42 UTC

Ecosystem: Florda Keys

one orginism is the coral reef

a human inpact is bouts that pollut the water causeing it to hurt many living orginisms in Florda Keys.

Olivia Roberts

2016-11-30 14:43:43 UTC

Ecosystem: El Yunque Caribbean National Forest.
Human Impact and Populations affected: Humans are cutting down trees and are making logs in a process called logging. This contributes to crime of deforestation. This can also kill off species like Caracoles Snails and other animals in the understory

Megan Jones

2016-11-30 14:43:48 UTC

Ecosystem: Yellowstone National Park
Human Impact: Snowmobiles tear up the land and disturb habitats and animals (and plants) in the area.
Population(s) Effected: Organisms with habitats on, under, or around places where snowmobiles are ridden, rodents who can be run over, plants, because they can be run over and ripped clean out of the ground, which will in turn leave less food for some animals.
(Below: One of Yellowstone's very own pikas!)

Brianna McConnell

2016-11-30 14:43:51 UTC

Ecosystem: Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.

- Boating ----- When humans ride in their boats oil can leak and causes pollution in the water. It can ruin organisms habitats, and without a place to hide many small fish will die. Coral Reefs could be destroyed by the oil, which is home to many lives.

BEN arctic national wildlife refuge

2016-11-30 14:44:13 UTC

Ecosystem:Look up.
Human impact:oil digging and or seismic activity.
Populations affected include but are not limited to Lemmings,Deer,And Plants.

Trey Smith

2016-11-30 14:44:20 UTC

Ecosystem: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Human Impact: People are starting drilling for oil in the area. As shown in the picture

Anthony Griffith

2016-11-30 14:44:40 UTC

Ecosystem: Saguaro National Park
Human Impact: off-road driving
Populations Affected: everything starting with the producer.

Ian J

2016-11-30 14:50:36 UTC

Ecosystem: El Yunque

Human Impact: Agriculture/Slash and Burn

Humans are taking out many animals populations everyday for land used for agriculture. This uses many acres of forest a day! How long can this keep up when much of our medicine comes from the rain forest?

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Mario Steverson

2016-12-06 15:16:33 UTC

Ecosystem: Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
Human impact: Kelp harvesting

The people are harvesting kelp and it effects the whole ecosystem. It mostly effects primary consumers. Since there will be shortage of primary consumers, the secondary consumers will be effected and so on and so forth.

Maddox

2016-12-06 15:52:26 UTC

Eco-scenario: Everglades
Human Impact: It became a national park
Populations Affected: It affected populations including (american alligator, mink, Florida panther, etc.) by making them get comfortable with people coming around them during the day and watching them and seeing what they do in their everyday life.