Life on the Edge

Forests and Parks on Wheels, Too! (DCR)

Different types of animal populations have changed dramatically in Massachusetts over the past 400 years. Some are gone and some have been restored. Learn the hows and whys as students take on various animal roles. Biodiversity Program: Massachusetts is home to many types of plants and animals. Learn about some of them, their interactions with one another; discover what biodiversity is, what threatens it, and some ways of promoting biodiversity.

Topics: Forest Ecology. Biological Diversity. Habitats. Endangered Species. Human/animal interactions. Historical narrative and timeline; cause and effect. Subjects: Science Technology and Engineering, Social Studies Skills: Observe. Conclude. Audience: K, gr1, gr2, gr3, gr4, gr5, gr6 Duration: 45-50 minutes Cost: Free

Contact Owner Organizations providing this service Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) EE Initiatives by DCR; Central Region EE Initiatives by DCR; Northeast Region Listing Information This listing was Added on 2007-04-03 01:27:11 and was Last updated on 0000-00-00 00:00:00.

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