Public learning track
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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IUCN Red List Criteria and Species Extinction Risk Assessment
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- 1IUCN Red List Criteria and Species Extinction Risk AssessmentUp nextStart
- 2Keystone and Umbrella Species in Conservation PrioritisationPremiumNot started yet
- 3Keystone Species and Trophic Network ComplexityNot started yet
- 4Invasive Alien Species: Ecological Niches, Competitor Displacement, and PredationNot started yet
- 5Species Selection Criteria for Captive Breeding ProgrammesNot started yet
- 6Captive Breeding Logistics: Studbooks, Genetic Management, and Mean KinshipNot started yet
- 7Cryopreservation and Gamete Biobanking in Species ConservationNot started yet
- 8Soft Release Methodologies and Acclimatisation ProtocolsNot started yet
- 9Hard Release Methodologies: Suitability and Ecological RisksNot started yet
- 10Post-Release Monitoring and Demographic Success MetricsNot started yet
- 11Impacts of Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition on Plagioclimax HabitatsNot started yet
- 12Regional Comparisons: Tropical, Temperate, and Arid BiocapacitiesNot started yet
- 13Ecological Significance and Biodiversity of Ancient WoodlandsNot started yet
- 14Threats to Temperate Broadleaf Woodlands in the UKNot started yet
- 15Nutrient Cycling and Soil Vulnerability in Tropical RainforestsNot started yet
- 16Endemism and Keystone Mutualisms in Tropical RainforestsNot started yet
- 17Comparative Analysis of Temperate and Tropical Forest ConservationNot started yet
- 18Coral Reef Zonation and Structural BiodiversityNot started yet
- 19Ocean Warming and Coral Bleaching MechanismsNot started yet
- 20Ocean Acidification and Aragonite Saturation in Reef SystemsNot started yet
- 21Local Anthropogenic Stressors on Coral ReefsNot started yet
- 22Coral Reef Restoration: Artificial Reefs and Micro-FragmentationNot started yet
- 23Mangroves as Nursery Grounds and Trophic SubsidiesNot started yet
- 24Blue Carbon and Coastal Protection Services of MangrovesNot started yet
- 25Threats to Mangroves: Aquaculture and Coastal DevelopmentNot started yet
Curriculum Framework
11th Grade · Science · Open Global Science
1
18 lessons
Earth Systems, Biogeochemical Cycles, and Climate Dynamics
Analyze global biogeochemical cycles, stratospheric ozone photochemistry, thermohaline circulation, cryosphere dynamics, and climate feedback mechanisms.
2
25 lessons
Biodiversity Conservation and Biome Management
Evaluate extinction threats, captive breeding frameworks, succession management, and ecosystem conservation strategies across major global biomes.
3
12 lessons
Ecological Energetics, Sustainable Yields, and Circular Systems
Calculate trophic energy transfer efficiencies, model maximum sustainable yield in resource extraction, and design closed-loop circular systems.
4
11 lessons
Environmental Pollution, Ecotoxicology, and Remediation
Evaluate pollutant pathways, ecotoxicological synergism, atmospheric dispersal, bioremediation mechanisms, and clean energy transitions.