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8.1 A forest is more than just its trees
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8.2 All the pieces of the ecological community puzzle are connected
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8.3 Matter and energy move through a community via the food web
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8.4 The Acadian forest is shaped by biotic and abiotic forces
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8.5 Relationships are crucial in an ecological community
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8.6 Restoration ecologists can help ecosystems recover
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8.7 Community composition naturally changes over time
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8.8 Understanding The Issue
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8.9 Analyzing The Science
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8.10 Evaluating New Information
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