Ocean ecosystem

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In Biology we've been studying ecosystems. Students could pick any ecosystem they wanted to create a representative food web- with all trophic levels and feeding mechanisms labeled! Hanah got super creative with her project and created a very artsy food web for an ocean ecosystem!

Hawaii's 🌴 marine conservation programs are dedicated to preserving the ocean's stunning biodiversity and ensuring the long-term sustainability of its marine ecosystems, with organizations and initiatives working tirelessly to protect the diverse range of species and habitats found in its waters. 💙

The translucent, ethereal quality of the jellyfish symbolizes the hidden yet ever-present threat of microplastics in our environment. The insidious tiny plastic particles permeate our ecosystem, and the consequences of our plastic consumption have a profound impact on the natural world.

Ocean ecology artwork: Everglades ecosystem, ocean food web, sea vents and deep water fishing.

A tidal pool, also commonly called a tide pool, is water left behind when the ocean recedes at low tide. Learn what lives in a tide pool.

Epipelagic Zone [Sunlight] This zone has the depth of about 200 meters (656 feet) below the ocean surface. Microscopic plants called phytoplanktons are present in this zone. Sunlight penetrates thi…

Illustration for The Lost Explorer x Lands dipped in stories of the past.

Nelson Mandela said a long time ago: "Education is the most powerful weapon to change the world." Together we can make a change but we need to start acting now. Use this cool free info graphics about marine conservation and plastic pollution to educate others about the importance of conservation.