Wild About Wildflowers

Prairie Wildflowers and Grasses - North Dakota

important food source for small mammals and insects, which in turn support larger wild-life species. From a human standpoint, prairies can help to maintain clean air and water, control erosion, provide rich soil, are rich in history and folklore, and provide community income as a result of wildlife related recreation and tourism.

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To write a setting description of a forest

wildflowers, earthy smell, animal scents, rotting wood, fresh, stale, dry, damp, wet, scents on the wind from nearby places (water, wood smoke, ocean) or wild mint/herbs. Use figurative language when describing taste. For example: ‘I could almost taste the earthy air’or ‘his tongue danced with excitement at the sight of the fresh berries’

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The Flowers by Alice Walker

ferns and wildflowers grew. Along the shallow banks pigs rooted. Myop watched the tiny white bubbles disrupt the thin black scale of soil and the water that silently rose and slid away down the stream. She had explored the woods behind the house many times. Often, in late autumn, her mother took her to gather nuts among the

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L a ke Pls nt R gio r - Maricopa County Parks

firewood and wildflowers) • Wood or charcoal fires during a fire ban or no burn day (propane u s eip rm t d) •A mpl ife dus c an /or commercial activities/events w ithou a perm • Launching motorized watercraft from shoreline • Off-road/off-trail travel • G l a sb o t e/c ni r • Pets not on a leash • Target shooting • Cl if jump ...

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Georgia Habitats Animal/Plant Habitats Sort

Wild Hogs– Wild or feral hogs in Georgia prefer the cover of dense brush for protection, but also may be found in mature woodlands and grassy areas. During hot weather they spend much of their time wallowing in swamps, wetlands, ponds, and streams close to protective cover. Feral hogs are omnivorous and will eat anything from grain to carrion.

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Investigating Reproductive Strategies

1. Divide students into pairs. 2. Hand each pair: » The Investigating Reproductive Strategies worksheet (page S-1) » 2 organism descriptions - one for an organism that reproduces sexually and one for an organism that reproduces either asexually or using both strategies - (see chart below). 3. Instruct each pair to read about their assigned organisms and complete the …

The Flowers - NYLA

the head was a wild pink rose. As she picked it to add to her bundle, she noticed a raised mound, a ring, around the rose’s root. It was the rotted remains of a noose, a bit of shredding plowline, now blending into the soil. Around an overhanging limb of a great spreading oak clung another piece. Frayed, rotted, bleached, and frazzled—barely

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