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Biodiversity Conservation and Biome Management

11th Grade · Science · Open Global Science

25 lessons

Goal

Evaluate extinction threats, captive breeding frameworks, succession management, and ecosystem conservation strategies across major global biomes.

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  1. IUCN Red List Criteria and Species Extinction Risk AssessmentUp next
  2. Keystone and Umbrella Species in Conservation PrioritisationNot started yet
  3. Keystone Species and Trophic Network ComplexityNot started yet
  4. Invasive Alien Species: Ecological Niches, Competitor Displacement, and PredationNot started yet
  5. Species Selection Criteria for Captive Breeding ProgrammesNot started yet
  6. Captive Breeding Logistics: Studbooks, Genetic Management, and Mean KinshipNot started yet
  7. Cryopreservation and Gamete Biobanking in Species ConservationNot started yet
  8. Soft Release Methodologies and Acclimatisation ProtocolsNot started yet
  9. Hard Release Methodologies: Suitability and Ecological RisksNot started yet
  10. Post-Release Monitoring and Demographic Success MetricsNot started yet
  11. Impacts of Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition on Plagioclimax HabitatsNot started yet
  12. Regional Comparisons: Tropical, Temperate, and Arid BiocapacitiesNot started yet
  13. Ecological Significance and Biodiversity of Ancient WoodlandsNot started yet
  14. Threats to Temperate Broadleaf Woodlands in the UKNot started yet
  15. Nutrient Cycling and Soil Vulnerability in Tropical RainforestsNot started yet
  16. Endemism and Keystone Mutualisms in Tropical RainforestsNot started yet
  17. Comparative Analysis of Temperate and Tropical Forest ConservationNot started yet
  18. Coral Reef Zonation and Structural BiodiversityNot started yet
  19. Ocean Warming and Coral Bleaching MechanismsNot started yet
  20. Ocean Acidification and Aragonite Saturation in Reef SystemsNot started yet
  21. Local Anthropogenic Stressors on Coral ReefsNot started yet
  22. Coral Reef Restoration: Artificial Reefs and Micro-FragmentationNot started yet
  23. Mangroves as Nursery Grounds and Trophic SubsidiesNot started yet
  24. Blue Carbon and Coastal Protection Services of MangrovesNot started yet
  25. Threats to Mangroves: Aquaculture and Coastal DevelopmentYou are here
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Learning standards covered

GlobalOGS.12.LS.2Open Global Science Standards 2026™ · 11th Grade

Evaluate biodiversity conservation and ecosystem management: analyze IUCN threat criteria, endemic and keystone species, captive breeding and release (CBR), ecological succession in plagioclimax habitats, biocapacity, and conservation strategies across major biomes (tropical rainforests, temperate woodlands, coral reefs, mangroves, Antarctica).