Managing for Wildlife

Grade 6-7 Post-Visit Activity

Managing For Wildlife

Animals are managed by wildlife biologists for a variety of reasons. After an introduction to some of those reasons, students will work in teams to research specific animal species. They will gather information on their animal's biology, behavior, and how & why it is being managed in the U.S. After compiling their information, they will create a display in which to present their findings to the class.

This Activity Includes:

A program planning page - which includes a list of endangered, reintroduced, and nuisance animal species that can be researched

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	Grade 6-7 Post-Visit Activity
Managing For Wildlife
Animals are managed by wildlife biologists for a variety of reasons. After an introduction to some of those reasons, students will work in teams to research specific animal species. They will gather information on their animal's biology, behavior, and how & why it is being managed in the U.S. After compiling their information, they will create a display in which to present their findings to the class. This Activity Includes: A program planning page - which includes a list of endangered, reintroduced, and nuisance animal species that can be researched CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THIS ACTIVITY (96KB)
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