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Bozeman Science folder
Bozeman science folder: https://elab.local/apes/videos/bozeman_science/ Classes before your AP exam May2: M 4.17 W 4.19 M 4.24 W 4.26 F 4.28 Migrated from Apple Server Wiki. Original page ID: p7W1c0p9n
AP exam study guide v.1
Comprehensive 2023 AP Environmental Science (APES) Study Guide Unit 1: The Living World: Ecosystems 1.1 Introduction to ecosystems 1.2 Biogeochemical cycles 1.3 Energy flow in ecosystems 1.4 Primary productivity 1.5 Trophic levels 1.6 Food chains and food webs...
AP exam study guide v.2 (bigger)
MATERIAL: Unit 1: The Living World: Ecosystems Definition and components of an ecosystem, including abiotic and biotic factors Types of ecosystems, including terrestrial, freshwater, and marine ecosystems Primary productivity, including gross and net primary p...
week one 8.16.23
Welcome to APES! Resources: elab.hpa.edu also known as elab.local (on campus) or elab.kamuela.org (off campus) Bozeman science videos https://elab.local/apes/videos/bozeman_science/ http://www.bozemanscience.com/ap-environmental-science Science review https://...
e2: Portland sense of place 2.2024
e2: portland sense of place https://elab.local/apes/videos/e2/e2%20transport/5%20Portland-sense%20of%20place.mp4 https://elab.kamuela.org/apes/videos/e2/e2%20transport/5%20Portland-sense%20of%20place.mp4 https://elab.hpa.edu/apes/videos/e2/e2%20transport/ Reme...
e2: energy for a developing world 2.2024
e2: energy for a developing world https://elab.local/apes/videos/e2/e2%20energy/2%20energy%20for%20a%20developing%20world.mp4 https://elab.kamuela.org/apes/videos/e2/e2%20energy/2%20energy%20for%20a%20developing%20world.mp4 https://elab.hpa.edu/apes/videos/e2/...
25.08.14 Eight countries footprint research project
This project was the result of research by Mathis Wackernagel and his team at the Global Footprint Network:https://www.footprintnetwork.org/ While you are on this site, you can start by determining your ecological footprint. Note how travel and food impact you...
Week two 8.28.23: environment, scientific method
apes D T Thapes E MWF summarize your cause and effect projects for presentation in day 2 of the week begin exploration of cause and effect begin readings from fr text chapter 1 (link below)FR3e chapter 1 (covers things newer version of the text does not)https:...
Module 4: systems and matter
IMPORTANT: for updates, please go to the Blog link at the top right corner Main topics: elements: protons, neutrons, electrons atomic mass, isotopes isotopes vs. ions bonds: ionic and covalent periodic table: columns half lives pH and pOH melting and boiling p...
Energy-Power lab
APES lab: energy and power Notes: Energy is the ability to do work, measured here in Joules Power is work done in an amount of time, J/s = Watts This lab will have two parts: physical work and power electrical work and power Energy-Power Lab: Physical If you h...
Modules 9-11 Heat Energy: air and water
Modules 9-11: Heat Energy: air and water (fun with globes) Modules 9-11 FR 3e (also module 22 in FR 4e) Heat Heat energy always moves from hot to cold (high energy to lower energy) Heat energy moves in three "modes": conduction: from the latin word for "contac...
Heat transfer lab
Lab: Heat transfer Heat energy moves from hot to cold in three modes: Radiation: infrared light rays that can be reflected Conduction: contact transfer, can be blocked by insulators Convection: matter in motion, less dense matter risesYou will be using a very...
Earth Science Modules 19-21 FR4e
Key points: All elements up to Iron on the periodic table came from the big bang Earth was formed from materials created by first generation stars going supernova The core of the earth is made up of a rotating solid core surrounded by a liquid core The inner c...
Earth Science Modules 19-21
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Biodiversity lab
Biodiversity has two elements: Species richness: the number of different species in an ecosystem Species evenness: the relative proportion of individuals within the different species in a given area We'll be using colored goldfish (species) to demonstrate this...
Population worksheet
Population worksheet Review biodiversity: A certain pond has six species of fish: 30 type a 20 type b 10 type c 15 type d 40 type e 50 type f what is the total number of fish in this pond? what is the predominant species? if the r for type c, is higher than t...
Conservation worksheet
Bozeman: forests: http://www.bozemanscience.com/ap-es-017-forestry-rangelands how much of our old growth forests are gone? why is fire suppression not ideal? what are his solutions to the tragedy of the commons? look up GPS ranching collars-why could this help...
Food Miles-Agriculture
e2: Food miles 2022 https://elab.hpa.edu/apes/videos/e2/e2%20transport/3%20Food%20miles.mp4 Look up Michael Pollan: what books has he written? What is the fossil fuel to food ratio he cites? Why is this so high? What did it used to be? What does he mean by “su...