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Soil Ecosystem Services Jeopardy Game Developed by the Soil Science Society of America

Supporting Services Regulating Services Provisioning Services Cultural Services $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100

THE SOIL SERVES AS A STORAGE HOUSE FOR THESE, WHICH WHEN GERMINATED CAN RE- VEGETATE WHOLE LANDSCAPES.

SEEDS

THE SOIL PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR PLANTS, HOLDING THEM IN PLACE AND GIVING THEM ACCESS TO WATER AND NUTRIENTS SO THEY CAN UNDERGO PHOTOSYNTHESIS, WHICH LEADS TO WHAT?

PRIMARY PRODUCTION

WHAT CONTINUOUSLY MOVING PROCESS, INVOLVES EVAPORATION, PRECIPITATION, SNOWMELT, RUNOFF, AND MOVEMENT INTO THE SOIL?

WATER CYCLE

THIS RECYCLING OF MATERIALS THROUGH THE SOIL FREES UP SUBSTANCES LIKE CARBON, NITROGEN, AND PHOSPHORUS, MAKING THEM AVAILABLE AS THE BUILDING BLOCKS FOR NEW LIVING MATTER, SUCH AS PLANTS.

NUTRIENT CYCLING

THIS IS THE ABILITY OF A SOIL TO SUPPLY NUTRIENTS NECESSARY FOR PLANTS TO LIVE AND GROW.

SOIL FERTILITY

A HEALTHY AND DIVERSE FOOD WEB IN THE SOIL WILL INCLUDE BENEFICIAL MICROORGANISMS AND INSECTS, WHICH HELP IN THE CONTROL OF THESE.

PESTS

BIODIVERSITY IN SOILS PREVENTS THE SPREAD OF PATHOGENS THAT CAUSE WHAT? FOR EXAMPLE, FUNGI IN THE SOIL PRODUCE ANTIBIOTICS TO PROTECT PLANTS FROM THIS.

DISEASE

PLANTS TAKE UP CO2 DURING PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND RELEASE IT INTO THE SOIL THROUGH RESPIRATION. WHEN THEY DIE THE CARBON THAT WAS IN THE PLANT CAN BE STORED FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME IN THE SOIL AS ORGANIC MATTER. THIS IS KNOWN AS WHAT?

CARBON SEQUESTRATION

AS WATER MOVES DEEPER AND DEEPER UNDERGROUND, THE SOIL REMOVES SOLID PARTICLES AND CONTAMINANTS, AND TURNS DIRTY WATER INTO CLEAN WATER THROUGH WHAT PROCESS.

WATER FILTRATION

THE ABILITY OF THE SOIL TO REMOVE GASEOUS POLLUTANTS FROM THE ATMOSPHERE AND HOLD THEM UNDERGROUND OR BREAK THEM DOWN INTO LESS TOXIC SUBSTANCES IS KNOWN AS WHAT?

AIR PURIFICATION

THESE VALUABLE RESOURCES, OFTEN USED FOR JEWELRY, CAN BE FOUND IN SOIL, ESPECIALLY NEAR RIVERS AND STREAMS.

GEMSTONES

SOILS PROVIDE SAND, GRAVEL, AND CLAY USED AS BUILDING MATERIALS. SOIL IS ALSO THE HOME FOR TREES AND OTHER PLANTS, WHICH PROVIDE US WITH PAPER, CLOTH, LUMBER AND FIREWOOD. THESE ARE KNOWN AS WHAT?

RAW MATERIALS

IN THE SEARCH FOR MORE SUSTAINABLE SOURCES OF THIS, MANY FARMERS ARE GROWING CORN AND SOYBEANS FOR USE AS BIOFUELS, SUCH AS ETHANOL.

ENERGY RESOURCES

NEARLY ALL OF THE ANTIBIOTICS USED TODAY, SUCH AS PENICILLIN, WERE DISCOVERED FROM SOIL MICROORGANISMS. DUE TO ITS VAST GENETIC DIVERSITY, SOIL IS A MAJOR SOURCE OF DISCOVERY FOR THIS.

MEDICINE

SOIL GROWS THE VEGETATION THAT LIVESTOCK ANIMALS DEPEND ON AND THE PLANTS THAT PROVIDE HUMANS WITH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GRAINS, AND MORE. THESE SOIL- DERIVED PRODUCTS THAT NOURISH OUR BODIES AND PROVIDE US WITH ENERGY ARE KNOWN AS WHAT?

FOOD

SOIL PROVIDES THE TURF PLAYING FIELDS FOR SOCCER, FOOTBALL, AND GOLF. THESE ACTIVITIES, SUPPORTED BY SOIL, ARE ALL TYPES OF WHAT?

RECREATION

SOIL PROVIDES THE MATERIALS NEEDED TO MAKE PAINT AND POTTERY CLAY, WHICH ARE USED TO CREATE WORKS OF WHAT?

ART

SOIL PROVIDES THE SOLID FOUNDATION FOR HIKING AND MOUNTAIN BIKING TRAILS, AS WELL AS, CAMPSITES AND NATIONAL PARKS. THIS CAN BE ECONOMICALLY BENEFICIAL TO COMMUNITIES AS IT ATTRACTS THIS.

ECOTOURISM

MANY CULTURES THROUGHOUT HISTORY HAVE HAD DEEP CONNECTIONS TO THE EARTH. THEY FELT THAT THE SOIL WAS SACRED, PART OF THEIR OWN LIFE CYCLES, AND VALUED IT AS THE PROVIDER OF THEIR SUSTENANCE. THIS IS A FORM OF WHAT?

SPIRITUALITY

EXPLORING AND RESEARCHING THE WONDERS OF SOIL ALLOWS HUMANS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE NATURAL WORLD AND PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENTS IN WHAT?

EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

44 The UN Declared 2015 as the International Year of Soils (IYS) to bring more attention to this important natural resource. The Soil Science Society of America celebrates IYS and is happy to bring you this presentation. We hope you take the time to learn more about soils at the many resources listed at the end of this presentation, as you learn more about how… Soils Sustain Life

45 Thank you for listening! For further information, visit: Soils.org/discover-soils – information about all things soil! Soils4teachers.org – Lesson plans, activities, etc. for teachers Soils4kids.org – activities for the K-12 audience Follow us on facebook.com/iheartsoil Soils sustain life!