In this curricular unit (nine lesson plans), students learn about marine ecology, human impacts on the ocean, and ocean conservation to develop a better understanding of the health and importance of our planet’s oceans. Students use this knowledge to create and propose a management plan for a Marine Protected Area.
Grade Level: 9 – 12
Source: National Geographic
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