Solutions: Collaboration | Tending Nature

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English-Language Arts Science History-Social Science STEAM

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Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8

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Solutions: Collaboration | Tending Nature

There are signficant problems on the Trinity and Klamath Rivers, impacting the river and the salmon.This lesson addresses these issues, their detrimental impact on tribal groups, and the solutions that are being implemented to bring restoration for all.

Students will review the problems on the Trinity and Klamath River and learn about the solutions being implemented on both rivers to address river problems, salmon problems and the problems for tribal groups.

Lesson Essential Question: How are collaborative solutions addressing problems for the river, salmon and the rest of the ecoystem (including humans)?

To learn more, visit the Tending Nature website.

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PBS Learning Media