Urban Ecology
Biology ⇒ Ecology and Environment
Urban Ecology starts at 8 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe how urbanization affects the water cycle.
Describe one way in which urbanization can affect local climate.
Describe the impact of noise pollution on urban wildlife.
Describe two challenges faced by wildlife in urban areas.
Explain how green roofs can benefit urban environments.
Explain how urbanization can lead to the spread of invasive species.
Explain the concept of ecological footprint in the context of urban areas.
Explain the role of urban parks in supporting ecosystem services.
Which of the following is a challenge for urban water management? (1) Excess groundwater recharge (2) Stormwater runoff (3) Lack of impervious surfaces (4) Abundant wetlands
Which of the following is a common adaptation of urban wildlife? (1) Increased fear of humans (2) Nocturnal activity (3) Decreased tolerance to pollution (4) Avoidance of food waste
Which of the following is a consequence of urban sprawl? (1) Increased habitat connectivity (2) Decreased vehicle use (3) Loss of agricultural land (4) Improved air quality
Which of the following is a direct effect of impervious surfaces in cities? (1) Increased groundwater recharge (2) Increased surface runoff (3) Decreased flooding (4) Enhanced soil absorption
Fill in the blank: The introduction of non-native species into urban environments can lead to __________ of native species.
Fill in the blank: The loss of green spaces in cities can lead to increased __________ pollution.
Fill in the blank: The movement of people from rural to urban areas is known as __________.
Fill in the blank: The presence of __________ in urban areas can help reduce the urban heat island effect.
True or False: Urban areas are always detrimental to all forms of wildlife.
True or False: Urban areas can act as barriers to the movement of some animal species.
True or False: Urban areas can support a high diversity of plant species, especially non-native species.
True or False: Urban biodiversity is always lower than rural biodiversity.
