Warming Up to Adaptation: Glacier National Park
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Provided by: National Park Service|Published on: April 27, 2021
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Synopsis
- This 5-minute video features scientists in Glacier National Park relocating bull trout from one habitat to another due to increasing temperatures and invasive species.
Subjects: Biology
Authors: National Park Service
Region: Montana
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Classroom Implementation:
- Use this video as an example of the scientific method and testing hypotheses.
- Show in a biology class when learning about ecosystems and habitats
Prerequisites:
- Ensure students have a basic understanding of habitats and endangered species.
Extensions:
- Students research conservation efforts at other national parks and compare them to this video.
- Students discuss how these scientists use the scientific method and if the students think the experiment will be successful.
Related Resources:
- Some related resources include Essentials of Environmental Science: Humans and the Environment, Conservation and the Race to Save Biodiversity, and Endangered Species Critical Habitats.
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