Eco-Friendly Neighborhood Presentation and Model by: Cosmo Albrecht Alexandra Gonzalez Virginia Hernandez Delaney McDaniel

 Abiotic: Sunlight, Pool, Aquifers, Solar Panels, Town homes, Homes, Apartments, Market, Community Area, Building supplies   Biotic: Humans, Plants, Trees, Goats, Cows, Rabbits, Chickens, Roof Top Gardens, Home animals Abiotic vs. Biotic Factors

Eco-friendly and Healthy Neighborhood So, what's environmentally safe and healthy about our neighborhood?    First off, we have sustainable energy sources... such as our solar panels above our buildings. We also have roof top and yard gardens that produce glucose, which can also be used as energy sources for primary consumers.  One healthy habit our neighborhood contains is having organic whole foods at our local market / grocery source.  

More Eco-Friendly Information Composting   Recycling   Hazardous waste collection   Green space   Gray water collection & rainwater collection   Animals that produce eggs and milk

Life Sustaining Neighborhood The neighborhood is life sustaining because we have businesses that keep the people in the community and helping out.          It also helps because most people come out and enjoy the fresh air and have areas to relax there mind.

Hiearchy of organisms within neighborhood Sun -> Plant/Vegetable -> Us/Animals -> Decomposers            = energy flow & hiearchy of neighborhood    

Relationships of organisms within neighborhood Our neighborhood has a plant and animal nursery that sells plants and animals to people to keep in their gardens and animal pens. The animals produce things that can be eaten by the humans residing in the neighborhood.

Ecosystems show how we are all connected/ Impact on neighborhood as a whole Our ecosystems do show how we are all connected by showing the many, diverse organisms we have and how we depend on them for food... and etc.   It shows we all impact the neighborhood as a whole by having certain organisms we depend on for food and that, without them, we'd be effeted and that our resources would be much more limited.

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