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Activity Biodiversity

The document outlines a Community Action Plan aimed at enhancing biodiversity to improve societal health in response to local health issues linked to environmental degradation. It includes a structured activity for groups to identify problems, propose realistic solutions, and explain the connections between biodiversity and health. Additionally, it provides a rubric for evaluating the effectiveness of the group's presentations and participation.

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Activity Biodiversity

The document outlines a Community Action Plan aimed at enhancing biodiversity to improve societal health in response to local health issues linked to environmental degradation. It includes a structured activity for groups to identify problems, propose realistic solutions, and explain the connections between biodiversity and health. Additionally, it provides a rubric for evaluating the effectiveness of the group's presentations and participation.

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Title: Community Action Plan: Enhancing Biodiversity for a Healthier

Society
Learning Objective: Determine the interrelatedness of society, environment, and
health. Activity
Instructions:
1. Scenario:
“Your town is experiencing increased health problems such as allergies and
stress. The local park has lost many of its native plants and animals due to new
construction. The mayor has asked for ideas to improve both the environment
and the health of the community.”
2. Group Brainstorm and Planning: Group according to group reporting.
Each group will:
A. Identify Problems: Discuss and list the main issues in the scenario related to
biodiversity, environment, and health.
B. Propose Solutions: Brainstorm and write down at least 3 realistic actions the
community could take to increase biodiversity and improve health (e.g., planting
native trees, creating green spaces, organizing community clean-ups).
C. Explain Connections: For each solution, explain how it would benefit both the
environment and the health of the society. Use arrows or a simple diagram to
show the cause-and-effect relationships.
D. Prepare a Poster or Brief Presentation: Summarize your action plan and
explanations in a creative poster or a 3-minute group presentation.
3. Sharing and Reflection: Each group shares their plan with the class.

Rubric (20 points total)

Needs
Satisfactory
Criteria Excellent (4) Good (3) Improvement
(2)
(1)
Problem Clearly Identifies Identifies few Problems are
Identification identifies some problems unclear or
multiple relevant missing
relevant problems
problems
Proposed Solutions are Solutions are Solutions are Solutions are
Solutions creative, realistic and somewhat unrealistic or
realistic, and relevant relevant or off-topic
directly address basic
problems
Explanation of Thorough, Good Basic Explanations
Connections logical explanation explanation, are missing or
explanation of with minor some unclear
how solutions gaps connections
link biodiversity, unclear
environment,
and health
Presentation/ Well-organized, Mostly Some Disorganized
Poster Quality visually organized organization, or hard to
engaging, and and clear lacks clarity follow
clear
Group All members Most Some Minimal
Participation contributed members members participation
actively contributed contributed

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