Freshwater Ecosystems & Management
Students examine the characteristics of freshwater ecosystems (rivers, lakes, wetlands) and the challenges of their conservation and management.
Key Questions
- Differentiate between the ecological services provided by rivers, lakes, and wetlands.
- Analyze the impacts of human activities (e.g., pollution, damming) on freshwater ecosystems.
- Propose strategies for the sustainable management and restoration of freshwater resources.
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