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Curriculum: Climate Change and Aquatic Invaders

  • in Ecosystems · Education · Educator
  • — 7 May, 2013

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What do scientists know about aquatic nuisance species of the Great Lakes and effects that climate change will have on them?

Students use references, inference, and observation to match cards that identify aquatic nuisance species and explain the effects of global climate change on these species.

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