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Science and Storytelling: Wetlands

Wetlands Restoration
Science
Carbon Sinks
Grade 8
ON
Science and Storytelling: Wetlands

Description

This lesson discusses the importance of wetlands and the impact restoration can have on reducing emissions. Students will use critical thinking skills to determine the best ways to restore wetlands and explore how facts and storytelling are used to inspire others to take action.

Lesson Type: Online/Digital

Duration: Single Class

Sector: Carbon Sinks

Region: Coastal Regions

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