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Draw a Neighborhood Connectivity Map

Overview

As the climate changes, animals will need to move, sometimes closer to human development, to find the resources that they need to survive. Learn how you may be able to help by creating a more connected landscape.


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Activity Type:

Video

Target Grade Level:

K-2, 3-5, 6-8

Estimated Duration:

4 minutes

Topics:

Climate 101

Created by:

Audrey Carver

Audrey Carver

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