Keystone Species in an Ecosystem Using Connection Circles to Tell ...
Keystone Species in an Ecosystem Using Connection Circles to Tell ...
Keystone Species in an Ecosystem Using Connection Circles to Tell ...
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1 We have revised this lesson from the version <strong>in</strong> the earlier edition of The Shape of Ch<strong>an</strong>ge (2004) <strong>to</strong> make ourexpl<strong>an</strong>ation of connection circles more clear. For more <strong>in</strong>formation on this lesson <strong>an</strong>d its next steps, also seeLesson 11 <strong>in</strong> The Shape of Ch<strong>an</strong>ge, S<strong>to</strong>cks <strong>an</strong>d Flows (2007) by Quaden, Ticotsky <strong>an</strong>d Lyneis, also available fromThe Creative Learn<strong>in</strong>g Exch<strong>an</strong>ge at www.clexch<strong>an</strong>ge.org.2“The Case of the Tw<strong>in</strong> Isl<strong>an</strong>ds” is a chapter from The Case of the Mummified Pigs <strong>an</strong>d Other Mysteries ofNature, by Sus<strong>an</strong> E. Qu<strong>in</strong>l<strong>an</strong>, illustrated by Jennifer Owens Dewey, published by Carol<strong>in</strong>e House, Boyds MillsPress, Inc., 1995. For your convenience, the chapter is repr<strong>in</strong>ted with permission on page 137. We urge you <strong>to</strong> getthe book <strong>an</strong>d use connection circles <strong>to</strong> explore its m<strong>an</strong>y other <strong>in</strong>trigu<strong>in</strong>g s<strong>to</strong>ries.17
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