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Wetlands, Wildlife, Woodlands

Wetlands, Wildlife, Woodlands. Adrianne, Angie, Nick, Mallory. Our Main Questions. What are the types of ecosystems in Centennial Woods? What are the biotic and abiotic factors that control the presence of these ecosystems? What are the ecosystem services in these ecosystems?. Fauna.

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Wetlands, Wildlife, Woodlands

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  1. Wetlands,Wildlife,Woodlands Adrianne, Angie, Nick, Mallory

  2. Our Main Questions • What are the types of ecosystems in Centennial Woods? • What are the biotic and abiotic factors that control the presence of these ecosystems? • What are the ecosystem services in these ecosystems?

  3. Fauna • Hardwood Forest: Black cherry, White pine, Oak, Sugar maple, Beech, Birch, Striped maple, New York fern, Bracken, Poison ivy and Buckthorn • Softwood Forest: Hemlock, Pine trees, Ostrich, New York, Beech, and Interruptive ferns, partridgeberry, blueberry, and elderberry • Marsh: phragmites, jewelweed, red clover

  4. Flora • Hardwood Forest:Eastern Chipmunk, Mosquito, Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) • Softwood Forest:Robin (Turdus migratorius), Worms, Mosquitoes, signs of a Woodpecker • Marsh:Grey Cheeked Thrush, Robin, Rusty Blackbird, Crawfish, Damsel flies, Frogs, Minnows, and Benthic Macro Invertebrates

  5. Soil Testing

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