Climate Balance Expert
START
It was just another day in the lab where you work when you suddenly received an unexpected email...
Next page
Before you start phases of experiment, look at the picture showing the perfect ecosystem and click on the interactive buttons to learn about the role of individual elements in the environment.
Phase 1
Phase 1: Observations Think about how the absence of trees affects the ecosystem and select the correct answer:
Trees don't matter much
Removing trees increases temperature
Trees only affect animals
In the ecosystem, trees are more important than you think...Try again!
Go back to phase 1
That's correct! Temperature: +6°C Humidity: -23% Trees cool the air! One tree releases 380 liters of water daily.
Go to phase 2
Phase 2: ObservationsThink about how the absence of insects affects the ecosystem and select the correct answer:
Insects are too small to matter
Insects only affect plants
Plants die → climate change
In the ecosystem, insects are more important than you think...Try again!
Go back to phase 2
Correct answer! Temperature: +3°C Humidity: -11% No pollinators = plants die = climate regulation fails!
See full data
Move the name of the process you observed to the sticky note under correct time of experiment
Week 4
Week 8
Final
Week 1
→ +9°C, -28% humidity
→ +9°C
→ +2°C
→ +5°C
Nearly barren
Remove trees + insects
Animals overpopulate
Ecosystem collapse
Organize the table before sending the final report
Insects maintain plant diversity
Cascading collapse
Trees are climate regulators
Perfect climate regulation
Congratulations for overcoming the European Biodiversity Research Challenge! You can call yourself a true Climate Balance Expert! You've proven scientifically what indigenous peoples have known forever: we are part of nature, not separate from it. When biodiversity thrives, climates stabilize. When species disappear, systems collapse.
Next page
You already understand the issue on a macro level, but do you know how your micro decisions affect the climate?
Next page
Credits: Visuals created with ChatGPT
Biodiversity = Climate Regulation. EU protects 30% of nature by 2030! Click the botton to learn more about it!
Back to the start
Good morning! Welcome to the European Biodiversity Research Challenge!You have been selected to take part as a promising young researcher. Your task will be to carry out the necessary observations and experiments to demonstrate how biodiversity affects the climate balance (temperature and humidity). The European Commission is monitoring your work – your data will influence environmental policy. Good luck! Professor Tyler MacintoshLeader of the European Biodiversity Research Challenge
The most environmentally friendly option is to use your phone as long as possible instead of buying a new one. Producing electronics creates a large carbon footprint.
Public transport spreads emissions across many passengers. Scooters are low-emission, but production and charging still have an impact.
Servers and electricity use create real (though less visible) emissions. Play for shorter periods and go for a walk: your eyes and back will thank you for it :)
Use less water and less energy to heat it.
Beef production generates significantly more emissions than plant-based food. It's a great idea to go vege from time to time :)
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Climate Balance Expert
START
It was just another day in the lab where you work when you suddenly received an unexpected email...
Next page
Before you start phases of experiment, look at the picture showing the perfect ecosystem and click on the interactive buttons to learn about the role of individual elements in the environment.
Phase 1
Phase 1: Observations Think about how the absence of trees affects the ecosystem and select the correct answer:
Trees don't matter much
Removing trees increases temperature
Trees only affect animals
In the ecosystem, trees are more important than you think...Try again!
Go back to phase 1
That's correct! Temperature: +6°C Humidity: -23% Trees cool the air! One tree releases 380 liters of water daily.
Go to phase 2
Phase 2: ObservationsThink about how the absence of insects affects the ecosystem and select the correct answer:
Insects are too small to matter
Insects only affect plants
Plants die → climate change
In the ecosystem, insects are more important than you think...Try again!
Go back to phase 2
Correct answer! Temperature: +3°C Humidity: -11% No pollinators = plants die = climate regulation fails!
See full data
Move the name of the process you observed to the sticky note under correct time of experiment
Week 4
Week 8
Final
Week 1
→ +9°C, -28% humidity
→ +9°C
→ +2°C
→ +5°C
Nearly barren
Remove trees + insects
Animals overpopulate
Ecosystem collapse
Organize the table before sending the final report
Insects maintain plant diversity
Cascading collapse
Trees are climate regulators
Perfect climate regulation
Congratulations for overcoming the European Biodiversity Research Challenge! You can call yourself a true Climate Balance Expert! You've proven scientifically what indigenous peoples have known forever: we are part of nature, not separate from it. When biodiversity thrives, climates stabilize. When species disappear, systems collapse.
Next page
You already understand the issue on a macro level, but do you know how your micro decisions affect the climate?
Next page
Credits: Visuals created with ChatGPT
Biodiversity = Climate Regulation. EU protects 30% of nature by 2030! Click the botton to learn more about it!
Back to the start
Good morning! Welcome to the European Biodiversity Research Challenge!You have been selected to take part as a promising young researcher. Your task will be to carry out the necessary observations and experiments to demonstrate how biodiversity affects the climate balance (temperature and humidity). The European Commission is monitoring your work – your data will influence environmental policy. Good luck! Professor Tyler MacintoshLeader of the European Biodiversity Research Challenge
The most environmentally friendly option is to use your phone as long as possible instead of buying a new one. Producing electronics creates a large carbon footprint.
Public transport spreads emissions across many passengers. Scooters are low-emission, but production and charging still have an impact.
Servers and electricity use create real (though less visible) emissions. Play for shorter periods and go for a walk: your eyes and back will thank you for it :)
Use less water and less energy to heat it.
Beef production generates significantly more emissions than plant-based food. It's a great idea to go vege from time to time :)