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For use with the Secondary I Y1 C5 theme of Interdependence

Completing the full continuum of ecosystems, habitats, biomes, and where they are found on the various continents, which began with the early childhood material on biomes, this set of items addresses two basic concepts. The identification of the various ecosystems on the continents, and how these ecosystems and the communities of life forms that inhabit those ecosystems are interdependent, and how we are interconnected to the resources that are currently available on earth.

Understanding the interconnectedness between ecosystems, humans, and the resources we need to protect is essential in understanding the complex relationships that exist between these elements. The health and functioning of ecosystems directly affect human well-being, as they provide us with essential resources such as food, water, and clean air. However, human activities can also have negative impacts on ecosystems, such as pollution and habitat destruction, which in turn can harm our own health and livelihoods. Therefore, it is crucial to examine the interdependent relationships between ecosystems, humans, and resources to ensure that we protect these essential systems for the benefit of both the natural world and us.

The set includes:

The manual (same as student edition - answers will vary by group assignment)
Content includes

Introduction
Interdependence within the ecosystem
Interdependence between humans and the ecosystem
Research by Continent: Africa
- Major NGO's operating within Africa
- Group Discussion Questions
- Predicting patterns of interactions among organisms across multiple ecosystems
- Endangered species of Africa
- Becoming a global citizen
Research by Continent: Asia
- Major NGO's operating within Asia
- Group Discussion Questions
- Predicting patterns of interactions among organisms across multiple ecosystems
- Endangered species of Asia
- Becoming a global citizen
Research by Continent: Americas
- Major NGO's operating within North and South America
- Group Discussion Questions
- Predicting patterns of interactions among organisms across multiple ecosystems
- Endangered species of the Americas
- Becoming a global citizen
Research by Continent: Europe
- Major NGO's operating within Europe
- Group Discussion Questions
- Predicting patterns of interactions among organisms across multiple ecosystems
- Endangered species of Europe
- Becoming a global citizen
Research by Continent: Australasia
- Major NGO's operating within Australasia
- Group Discussion Questions
- Predicting patterns of interactions among organisms across multiple ecosystems
- Endangered species of Australasia
- Becoming a global citizen
Making Connections
- Project A
- Project B
- Socratic Discussion
  - The Green Revolution
  - Discussion Questions