Preserving Unimpaired Earth’s Natural Environments: Bird Migration Lesson
Cerpa C. Preserving Unimpaired Earth’s Natural Environments: Bird Migration Lesson. National Park Service. National Capital Region
Science Lesson. Overview Preserving unimpaired Earth’s natural environments is key to the survival of species, both local and visiting. In a progressively urbanizing world, National Parks are becoming increasingly crucial havens for bird species, both migratory and non-migratory. MONO is of importance due to its preservation of grasslands. This lesson covers the importance of birds, the species found in MONO, migratory patterns, and the impacts of park management on birds.
- Type
- Generic Document
- Authors
- Cerpa, Candela
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- MONO
- Keywords
- adaptable, battlefield, bird, fundamental resources and values, informal hands-on science, instructor’s copy, lesson plan, NPS values, OIRVs, other important resources and values, preservation, preserving the battlefield, science engagement, science lesson, stream ecology, UERLA, youth