Students will analyze the data to see the effect of the loss and reintroduction of apex predator. Students will develop a model that shows how energy flows from different parts of Yellowstone National Park and the African Savanna in a food web. Students will construct an explanation for the patterns seen in interactions between animals in an ecosystem can change depending on populations and how people can play a role in these interactions.

A fun activity where kids can search outside for living matter to arrange and create different bug or insect species.

This is a fun activity to do to make prints using the leaves you can find in the area around you.

This is a lesson plan that explains to students how the boreal toad population can be an indicator of climate change.

This is the study guide that goes with the program "Flora Meets a Bee" which is also available in eMedia here: https://emedia.uen.org/courses/flora-meets-a-bee. 

Ever wondered what it’s like to be an animal that can climb a wall? Geckos have that ability; in fact, they could be considered sticky superheroes as their ability to climb are almost supernatural!

This presentation includes information and links from Katie Blunt's and Katie Garrett's UCET 2024 presentation: Step into the spotlight with 'Lights! Camera! Curriculum!' - a dynamic session that brings the magic of filmmaking to any classroom. Explore innovative and engaging ways to incorporate film across diverse curriculum areas, featuring resources from UEN's Film Festival in a Box. Discover how to harness the power of various film formats, from captivating reels and thought-provoking documentaries to impactful PSAs. Join us for a cinematic journey that empowers educators to inspire creativity and critical thinking in students, making learning an unforgettable blockbuster experience!

PBS NewsHour and the Utah Education Network team up for this presentation about the PBS Student Reporting Labs project and StoryMaker platform. Together PBS and UEN provide free projects, lesson plans, storytelling resources, tutorials, support, and mentoring just for you to help you build the next generation of media creators.

This is a fun activity for kids or adults to do a paint or color by number of some of Utah's wildflowers.

A food chain, in ecology, the sequence of transfers of matter and energy in the form of food from organism to organism. Food chains intertwine locally into a food web because most organisms consume more than one type of animal or plant. For example, the grass gets eaten by a zebra, which is eaten by a lion.

Toxin Tag illustrates the process of biological magnification by simulating toxins passing up a food chain from phytoplankton, to zooplankton, to bass, to pike, to river otters.

This Google Side presentation will help you offer a training on how to use locate resources from within eMedia, create resources, and collaborate using the groups feature.