Station #1: Defining Acid Rain

Station #2: Effects of Acid Rain on Ecosystems

How Acid Rain Effects The Environment:

Acid rain is an extremely destructive form of pollution, and the environment suffers from its effects. Forests, trees, lakes, animals, and plants suffer from acid rain. Trees are an extremely important natural resource. They provide timber, regulate local climate, and forests are homes to wildlife. Acid rain can make trees lose their leaves or needles- they turn brown and fall off. Trees can also suffer from stunted growth; and have damaged bark and leaves, which makes them vulnerable to weather, disease, and insects. All of this happens partly because of direct contact between trees and acid rain, but it also happens when trees absorb soil that has come into contact with acid rain. The soil poisons the tree with toxic substances that the rain has deposited into it.

The Effect of Acid Precipitation on Aquatic Life

Station #2: Effects of Acid Rain on Ecosystems

Station #3 Effects of Acid Rain Causing Pollutants on Humans and the Effects of Acid Rain on Man-Made Materials

How Acid Rain Effects People:

How Acid Rain Effects Man-Made Materials: