Preserving Saskatchewan's Prairie Grasslands Quiz

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What is a swale?

  • A series of wetlands and native Prairie left intact in Saskatchewan
  • A significant ecological area near Saskatoon
  • A type of grassland found in Saskatchewan
  • A channel that is part of the old ancient river channel of the South Saskatchewan River (correct)

What caused the formation of the swales in Saskatchewan?

  • The migration of native Prairie vegetation
  • The erosion of the South Saskatchewan River banks
  • The expansion of wetlands due to heavy rainfall
  • The drying up of an old river channel as the South Saskatchewan River got deeper (correct)

Why are the grasslands in Saskatchewan considered endangered?

  • The invasion of non-native species has threatened the grasslands
  • Intensive farming practices have wiped out the native Prairie
  • Excessive rainfall has led to the destruction of grasslands
  • Less than twenty percent of native Prairie is remaining in Saskatchewan (correct)

What is the significance of the northeast swale near Saskatoon?

<p>It is a very significant ecological area (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the length of the swale that goes northeast of Saskatoon?

<p>26 kilometers to the clarks barrel ferry between warmin and Aberdeen (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Preserving Native Prairie in Saskatchewan

  • Less than twenty percent of native prairie remains in Saskatchewan, making them endangered
  • Meewasin's Northeast Swale is helping to preserve and conserve some of these grasslands
  • A swale is a channel that is part of the ancient river channel of the South Saskatchewan River
  • The area of the Northeast Swale was once part of the South Saskatchewan River, but as the river got deeper, it dried up and became a series of wetlands and native prairie
  • The Northeast Swale stretches for 26 kilometers to the Clarksboro Ferry between Warman and Aberdeen
  • The Northeast Swale is a significant ecological area
  • The Northeast Swale is an intact native prairie and wetland area
  • The purpose of learning about the swale is its ecological significance
  • The Northeast Swale is one of several swales around Saskatoon
  • The Northeast Swale is a unique and important ecosystem in the region
  • The Northeast Swale provides habitat for a variety of plant and animal species
  • The preservation and conservation of the Northeast Swale is crucial for maintaining biodiversity and ecological balance in the region

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