3 Questions
What is one way that conservationists protect the environment?
Building beaver dams
What do beaver dams help to protect?
Forest fires
What do conservationists do to help baby turtles migrate to the ocean?
Put up signs
Study Notes
- Conservationists work to protect plants, animals, habitats, and ecosystems by changing how they interact with their environment.
- One way conservationists protect the environment is by building beaver dams.
- Beaver dams help salmon populations by providing a place to lay their eggs and by slowing down forest fires and floods.
- Conservationists can also use beaver dams to create wetlands, which help protect other animals and habitats.
- Conservationists can use wildlife crossings to help animals cross roads and dams.
- Some wildlife crossings are built over roads for bigger animals to migrate, while others are built underground.
- Conservationists can help baby turtles migrate to the ocean.
- Conservationists put up signs and rope off areas where eggs are laid to alert others to stay away.
Test your knowledge on conservationist practices to protect plants, animals, habitats, and ecosystems. Learn about the use of beaver dams, wildlife crossings, and other methods employed by conservationists.
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