Global Environmental Change Series: Biodiversity and DeforestationContact InformationPhone: 800-722-6782, 703-243-7100 Email: pubsales@nsta.org Street Address: 1840 Wilson Boulevard Last Updated: 11-21-2004 Reviewer CommentsGeneral Content Pedagogy Teacher Usability Focus on Communities EE Program/Resource ss DetailsProvided by: National Science Teachers Association Description: Developed by NSTA in conjunction with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Global Environmental Change Series uses case studies to focus on broad global environmental topics. Biodiversity (1997, 64 p.) defines the meaning of biodiversity, the process of quantifying biodiversity, and uses the case study of Costa Rica to illustrate the balance of resource conservation and economic growth. Carrying Capacity (1997, 64 p.) defines population growth, examines environmental limitations and the process of estimating carrying capacity using mathematical calculations. Deforestation (1997, 64 p.) defines both deforestation and ecological succession, and examines soil erosion and resultant habitat loss, using as a case study the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. Web Address: http://www.nsta.org/ Program/Resource Type: Curriculum Audience Served: 9, 10, 11, 12 Cost: $12.95 per book EE Focus: Biodiversity, Economics, Ecosystems-General, Ecosystems-Forest, Natural Resources/Res. Mgmt., Population, Stewardship Academic Focus: History/Social Sciences, Mathematics, Science Counties Served: Statewide View Sample Pages (PDF)
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