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Free Curriculums
Mangrove Curriculum – Senior School Edition
This free, science-based curriculum introduces students to Bahamian mangroves; their types, adaptations, biodiversity, importance, and the threats they face. Designed for secondary school science courses, it aligns with both the Bahamian Ministry of Education standards and the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
Learning Outcome
- Identify and describe the four main mangrove types in The Bahamas.
- Explain key adaptations of mangroves to saltwater and coastal conditions.
- Illustrate mangrove food webs and describe their role as nurseries for fisheries.
- Recognize the ecosystem services mangroves provide (shoreline protection, carbon storage, biodiversity support).
- Evaluate human and natural threats to mangroves and propose conservation solutions.
What’s included in this curriculum
- Lesson Plan (PDF + PPT)
- Additional Lesson Plan Activities PDF
- Field Guide PDF
- Poster PDFÂ
Corals
This intensive course on mangrove conservation in the Bahamas offers a blend of classroom learning and hands‑on field experience, where participants explore mangrove ecology, restoration techniques, and community engagement strategies. By the end, learners emerge equipped to support local conservation efforts and promote the resilience of Caribbean coastal ecosystems.
Learning Outcome
- Understand the ecological importance of mangrove ecosystems and their role in coastal resilience and biodiversity.
- Identify key threats to mangrove health in the Bahamas, including climate change, development, and pollution.
- Apply effective mangrove restoration techniques, including seedling propagation, planting, and hydrological restoration.
- Engage local communities in conservation efforts through culturally relevant education and stewardship practices.
What’s included in this curriculum
- Lesson Plan (PDF + PPT)
- Additional Lesson Plan Activities PDF
- Video guide Youtube Link
- Field Guide PDF
- Posters PDFÂ
Coastal Ecosystems
This intensive course on mangrove conservation in the Bahamas offers a blend of classroom learning and hands‑on field experience, where participants explore mangrove ecology, restoration techniques, and community engagement strategies. By the end, learners emerge equipped to support local conservation efforts and promote the resilience of Caribbean coastal ecosystems.
Learning Outcome
- Understand the ecological importance of mangrove ecosystems and their role in coastal resilience and biodiversity.
- Identify key threats to mangrove health in the Bahamas, including climate change, development, and pollution.
- Apply effective mangrove restoration techniques, including seedling propagation, planting, and hydrological restoration.
- Engage local communities in conservation efforts through culturally relevant education and stewardship practices.
What’s included in this curriculum
- Lesson Plan (PDF + PPT)
- Additional Lesson Plan Activities PDF
- Video guide Youtube Link
- Field Guide PDF
- Posters PDFÂ
Seagrasses
This intensive course on mangrove conservation in the Bahamas offers a blend of classroom learning and hands‑on field experience, where participants explore mangrove ecology, restoration techniques, and community engagement strategies. By the end, learners emerge equipped to support local conservation efforts and promote the resilience of Caribbean coastal ecosystems.
Learning Outcome
- Understand the ecological importance of mangrove ecosystems and their role in coastal resilience and biodiversity.
- Identify key threats to mangrove health in the Bahamas, including climate change, development, and pollution.
- Apply effective mangrove restoration techniques, including seedling propagation, planting, and hydrological restoration.
- Engage local communities in conservation efforts through culturally relevant education and stewardship practices.
What’s included in this curriculum
- Lesson Plan (PDF + PPT)
- Additional Lesson Plan Activities PDF
- Video guide Youtube Link
- Field Guide PDF
- Posters PDFÂ
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