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This hands-on activity invites students to design a device capable of planting seeds or tree saplings to restore forest biodiversity. Much of Canada is made up of Boreal Forest., a vital ecosystem that supports a wide variety of plant and animal species. One of the major human impacts on this biome is large-scale tree harvesting for wood, making reforestation an essential sustainability practice.
Students will:
This lesson plan engages students in reforestation and sustainable forest management while encouraging critical thinking about ecosystem restoration and human impacts on forest environments.
This activity immerses students in reforestation and sustainable forest management prompting them to think critically about ecosystem restoration and the ways human actions affect forest environments. Curriculum links for grades 9-12 in science, environmental science, ecosystems, biodiversity and sustainability and resource management. To extend the learning work with students to
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