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Science Unit: Lesson 4: Plants and Ecosystems Examining Ecosystems Examines LES ecosystems School Year: 2006×2007 Developed for: Queen Elizabeth Annex Elementary School, Vancouver School District

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SRP Plants and Ecosystems is a reporting system used to document and monitor plant life and ecosystems within a certain area.

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Any individual or organization responsible for monitoring or managing plant life and ecosystems in a specific area is required to file SRP Plants and Ecosystems.

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To fill out SRP Plants and Ecosystems, one must gather all relevant information about the plant life and ecosystems in the area and enter it into the designated reporting system.

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The purpose of SRP Plants and Ecosystems is to track changes in plant life and ecosystems over time, monitor biodiversity, and aid in conservation efforts.

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Information such as species of plants present, habitat descriptions, population numbers, and any threats to the ecosystem must be reported on SRP Plants and Ecosystems.