Introduction

Imagine that you are part of an environmental team assigned to help save the oceans from pollution.
Every year, tons of plastic and waste enter the ocean, affecting marine animals and human life. In this WebQuest, you will investigate the causes and effects of ocean pollution and discover ways people can help protect marine ecosystems.
Your mission is to become an Ocean Advocate and propose solutions to this real-world problem.
Task
You will work as an environmental researcher.

Your goal is to create a digital awareness presentation or poster explaining:
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What ocean pollution is
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Its causes and effects on marine life and humans
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Possible solutions that communities can apply
Your final output will be presented to the class as an environmental awareness campaign.
Process

Read and explore the assigned websites provided below.
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Identify the main causes of ocean pollution.
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Analyze how pollution affects marine organisms and ecosystems.
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List at least three realistic solutions to reduce ocean pollution.
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Create a presentation or infographic using Canva, PowerPoint, or any available tool.
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Present your output and explain your recommendations.
Evaluation

| Criteria | Excellent (4) | Good (3) | Fair (2) | Needs Improvement (1) |
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| Content Accuracy | Information is complete and correct | Minor errors | Some missing details | Many inaccuracies |
| Analysis | Clear explanation of causes & effects | Adequate explanation | Limited explanation | Very unclear |
| Creativity | Highly engaging and organized | Organized | Somewhat organized | Disorganized |
| Presentation | Confident and clear | Mostly clear | Some difficulty explaining | Hard to understand |
Conclusion

Through this WebQuest, you learned that ocean pollution is a real-world problem that requires responsible action.
By analyzing information and proposing solutions, you became aware of how individual and community efforts can help protect marine environments.
Remember that small actions can create big changes for our oceans.