1. Ecological Engineering Project
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Ecological Engineering Project
Names:
Period:
Location:
Include all group member names, class period, and your park location. Delete this bubble when you are done.

2. Public Relations Person Ecosystem Description Producers and Consumers
Group Member Roles
Everyone is required to do two jobs. Write the name of the group under each job. Delete this bubble after you are completed
Engineering Jobs
Draft Person
Engineer
Finance Officer
Public Relations Person
Ecologist Jobs
Ecosystem Description
Producers and Consumers
Food Chain
Food Web

3. Park Location
Include the name of the park your engineering project is being built in. Write down where it is located and include a map and pictures of the what the ecosystem at your park is like. Delete this bubble when you are done.

4. Eco-Friendly Park Design
Include a picture of your park design. Make sure that your create a key for what certain things are on your map drawing. Delete this bubble when you are done.

5. Park Versatility
Answer these questions in a way of promoting your idea for the park. Is the park suitable for people of all ages? Can the park be used at night as well as during the day?
How is your park useful for all seasons? Is there a wide range of activities available within the park? Delete this bubble when you are done.

6. Cost Effective
Answer the following questions in a way to promote your design. Was the entire allotted budget spent? Is energy used efficiently in the park? Delete this bubble when you are done.

7. COST OF MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT Quantity/Amount of Units Needed
Total Cost
Rope $1
Per 10 feet
Bricks
Each
Sand
Cubic foot
Stepping Stones $5
each
Plants/Shrubs
$10
Trash Barrels
Recycling Barrels
Benches (6’ long)
$15
Old Telephone Poles 10’ long
$25
Wire Fencing (6’ tall)
$30
Per 10 running feet
Asphalt pavement
$40
Picnic Tables
$50
Community garden plot with seedlings
10’ x 10’
Drinking Fountains
$75
Pond
$100
Playground equipment
Per item
Bick Racks
$150
Barbecues
Street Lights
$250
Public Telescope
$300
Stage (20’ square)
Bathrooms (men and women together)
$350
Pair
Bleachers
$750
Bridge
$1000
Include the amount of materials and the total price for each object and all objects for the project. Make sure it is below $5000. Delete this bubble when you are done.

8. Materials Used in you Park Design
Provide pictures of materials that you will use in your park. Delete this bubble when you are done.

9. Innovation and Safety
Answer these questions in a way of promoting your idea for the park. Is the design unusual? How safe is the design for young as well as old users? Are there any possible hazards? Are the materials used in new and interesting ways? Delete this bubble when you are done.

10. Ecosystem of the Park
Describe the ecosystem your park is in. What are the major abiotic factors/climate of your park’s location? Delete this bubble when you are done.

11. Producers Found in the Park
What type of producers/plants/algae could be found in the park and ecosystem? Include pictures of what they look like? Delete this bubble when you are done.

12. Consumers Found in the Park
What type of consumers could be found in the park and its ecosystem? Chose herbivores, omnivores, and carnivores. Include pictures of what they look like. Delete this bubble when you are done.

13. Park Food Chain
Construct a food chain with one producer and three consumers. State what level they are and what type of consumer they are for the three consumers. Delete this bubble when you are done.

14. Park Food Web
Construct a food web with at least two producers, four consumers, and 2 decomposers. Use arrows to connect how the organisms consume one another in the parks ecosystem. Use pictures to make the food web. Delete this bubble when you are done.

15. Environmental Considerations
Answer these questions in a way of promoting your idea for the park. Will there be enough trash cans, recycling cans in the park to keep it clean? Will there be trees, hills, and rivers in the park to create habitats for animals? How will create a safe environment for animal visitors at the park? Delete this bubble when you are done.

16. Resources