Here at FHS we get our energy from coal, a non-renewable energy source. Maybe we should invest in some sort of renewable energy (like solar or wind power) to help the environment!! @franklinlorax#apesenergy
In order to preserve energy and be more cost efficient, I am always sure to unplug chargers, appliances, tools, and lamps when not in use! @franklinlorax#apesenergy
My parents often forget to unplug some of our chargers in our outlets at night (macbook, printer, and phone charger). Instead they should unplug them to conserve energy To reduce their energy bill each month!#apesenergy@franklinlorax
This photo was taken when I was hiking Lone Peak Mountain with my cousins in Montana over the summer! This is all thanks to converging tectonic plates! #apesland@franklinlorax
Due to tectonic plates forming Mount Rainer through the collision of two continental plates. We are all able to enjoy the beauty that Washington has to offer through a cultural ecosystem service! @franklinlorax#apesland
By carpooling to Chicago I am able to reduce the amount of earths that I would use up to from 2.7 to 2.4. Carpooling helps reduce our ecological footprint! #apespopulation@franklinlorax
In an effort to reduce our ecological footprint, my family is very conscious about turning off the lights when they’re not needed. This helps reduce the amount of electricity we use! @franklinlorax#apespopulation
This is my dog Dixie, who is a great example of a k strategist, species that breed occasionally and rely on their parents for care after birth. Dixie also fits the type 1 curve of the survivorship curves because dogs like her tend to live long lives!🐶 #apeseco@franklinlorax
We live in a temperate seasonal forest meaning the temperature fluctuates with the seasons. For example here in fall it was the start of cooler temperatures as leaves fell off the trees in contrast to summer where it is much cooler. @franklinlorax#apesecology