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02.05 Ocean Health Field Trip Worksheet Student Name: Time Estimate: 60 minutes Reflection Questions: Use information from the 360-video field trip you selected to answer the questions.

1. Which sanctuary did you visit? Describe your overall 360 experience.

2. Which marine species did you see during your field trip?

3. How were marine species interacting with their habitat and each other?

4. As part of a larger ocean, what environmental threats are impacting the sanctuary?

5. What could you do to help with marine conservation or restoration?

Making Connections: Use information you learned about ocean health and the article "Reefs with a Cause" to answer the questions.

1. What tragedy led to the formation of the Andrew "Red" Harris Foundation?

2. How is the Andrew "Red" Harris Foundation restoring marine ecosystems?

3. How do seagrasses and mangroves increase the health of coral reefs?

4. How is ocean acidification affecting coral reefs?

5. How are increasing ocean temperatures affecting coral reefs?

Seagrasses and mangroves improve water quality for corals and fish communities by slowing water movements and trapping nutrients and heavy metals.

What are wildlife sanctuaries?

Wildlife sanctuaries are secluded areas designed to protect animals who are endangered by human or envrionmental activities from being harmed.

Wildlife sanctuaries may be for terrestrial organisms or aquatic organisms.

Marine wildlife sanctuaries are designed to protect marine organisms as well as their from destructive forces of man and nature.

Coral reefs are endangered by acidification and increasing ocean temperatures as they hinder the growth of marine algae in coral reefs.

Seagrasses and mangroves increase the health of coral reefs by slowing down water movements and trapping heavy metals and nutrient rich runoff.

Therefore, Seagrasses and mangroves improve the water quality for corals and fish communities.

Learn more about wildlife sanctuaries at: https://brainly.com/question/2474142

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