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Lesson Title:
Forest Canopies: View from the Top
Levels: high school - undergraduate
Summary: This lesson examines the economic and ecological benefits of forest canopies. Students can draw field sketches of a canopy ecosystem, conduct a feasibility study of constructing a campus or community aerial walkway, prepare tourist information for a canopy research station … and more!

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https://scienceinstyle.com/environment/lessons/rinkerlessons.pdf
    

This lesson accompanies the article "Conservation from the Treetops: The Emerging Science..." at https://scienceinstyle.com/environment/rinker.html

 
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