Biology Lesson: Invasive Species
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Created by Teacher(s): Christa Delaney|Published on: March 7, 2025
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Synopsis
Students learn how the spread of invasive species, driven by climate change, affects biodiversity. Using spotted lanternflies as an example, students discuss solutions to invasive species.
Inquire: Students are introduced to the concept of invasive species.
Investigate: Students analyze the effects of spotted lanternflies on a community and discuss the effects of climate change on invasive species.
Inspire: Students consider solutions to address invasive species and make infographics about spotted lanternflies.
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