Human Impact on Invasive Species

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Human Impact on Invasive Species Living Environment Mr. Woods Cardinal Spellman High School jwoods@cardinalspellman.org *All pictures courtesy of Google Images*

How have human activities lead to invasive species?

Invasive Species Introduced by people accidentally or intentionally Ex: Carried in shipping containers Ex: Smuggled in as pets and then released Can cause problems if no natural enemies are present Outcompete native species and use up resources and habitat area

Asian Carp in Great Lakes

Burmese Python in Florida

Zebra Mussels

What are you going to do? Form groups of four and choose one invasive species Develop a solution to the problem using the Public Policy Analyst (PPA) Present your solution to the class

Define The Problem Determine what invasive species you will be researching Decide on the specific area in which to study this species Complete Worksheet #1

Gather Evidence Use these websites to search for evidence on your invasive species: National Invasive Species Information Center  Invasive and Exotic Species of North America National Wildlife Federation: Invasive Species The New York Invasive Species Clearinghouse Complete Worksheet #2

Identify the Causes Identify how your invasive species has been introduced to the environment or how it has become a problem in its new environment Record that information in Worksheet #3

Develop Solution Propose at least three possible public policy actions to solve the problem One possible solution could be to lessen the introduction of invasive species Another solution could be a method to contain them once they have been introduced

Present Your Solutions Create a poster to present your problem and possible solutions to the class As a class we will decide which possible solution would be the most effective and most feasible