HS. Interdependent Relationships in Ecosystems HS-LS2-7

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The natural world, including ecosystems, air, water, and land, that can be affected by human activities.

Actions carried out by humans, such as urbanization, building dams, or spreading invasive species, which can have significant effects on the environment and biodiversity.

To improve a solution by making adjustments based on feedback, evaluation, or new information.

Structures built to control water flow, which can alter ecosystems, disrupt habitats, and impact species migration.

A strategy or method developed to solve a problem, such as reducing the environmental impact of human activities.

Laws and regulations enacted to protect the environment and biodiversity, such as restrictions on pollution, habitat protection, or species conservation.

The creation of new technologies or products designed to reduce environmental impact, such as eco-friendly materials or renewable energy sources.

The variety of life in an ecosystem, including different species of plants, animals, and microorganisms, which can be impacted by human actions.