Biodiversity Loss and Conservation
Students examine the geographic patterns of biodiversity and the human activities leading to species extinction.
Key Questions
- Analyze the geographic hotspots of biodiversity and the threats they face.
- Explain how human activities contribute to the loss of biodiversity.
- Propose conservation strategies that consider both ecological and human needs.
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