Carbon Footprint and Wolves

Today in science we discussed the carbon footprint sheet. We then spent most of the class doing a paragraph on if we think people should be in power of the earth and its environment or if we are just as important as other animals.

After, we discussed the wolf assignment. We figured out that by removing wolves, the coyote population increases while small animal population decreases, elk and deer population increase while plants have been decreases and making more diseases being spread and there is less carcasses which bring less scavengers.