This course explores the intricate relationship between ecology and food, examining how ecological principles influence food production, distribution, and consumption. Students will study the role of ecosystems in supporting agriculture, the environmental impact of different farming practices, and the sustainability of global food systems.
Key topics will include the flow of energy through food webs, nutrient cycling, the role of biodiversity in agriculture, and the ecological effects of pesticides, fertilizers, and genetically modified organisms (GMOs). The course will also cover the impact of climate change on food security, the importance of sustainable farming practices, and the challenges of feeding a growing global population while protecting the environment.
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Meet your Teacher
With his boundless enthusiasm for the wonders of life and his insatiable curiosity, Henry is more than just an educator – he’s a biological beacon guiding us through the intricate web of living organisms and ecosystems. But it’s not just his wealth of knowledge that sets Henry apart; it’s his ability to make biology come alive through hands-on experiments, captivating demonstrations, and thought-provoking discussions. Whether we’re dissecting frogs, exploring the biodiversity of our local ecosystem, or unravelling the mysteries of genetics, Henry’s teaching style is as dynamic as the subject he loves.
What’s in the course:
Module 
45 Minutes Food Production
Examining how ecological principles influence food production, distribution, and consumption
- Biology
- Henry Exham
Module 30 Minutes Pollution
Key topics will include the flow of energy through food webs, nutrient cycling, the role of biodiversity in agriculture, and the ecological effects of pesticides, fertilizers, and genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
- Biology
- Henry Exham
Module 1 Hour 30 Minutes Ecology
The course will also cover the impact of climate change on food security, the importance of sustainable farming practices, and the challenges of feeding a growing global population while protecting the environment.
- Biology
- Henry Exham
