Chapter 5 - Video Note Sheet Main Idea Why is the Audubon Alafia Bank Sanctuary important to the birds of Tampa Bay What is the most effective way to preserve.

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Chapter 5 - Video Note Sheet Main Idea Why is the Audubon Alafia Bank Sanctuary important to the birds of Tampa Bay What is the most effective way to preserve habitat for wildlife around the bay? Detailed Notes What and where is the sanctuary? What type of birds are found there? Why is the sanctuary valuable to the birds? Why do these birds nest on islands? What is land acquisition? Why is it important?

Chapter 5 - Bird Frayer Model

Frayer Model - Student Directions In the center circle, find/draw a picture of your bird and then write the common as well as scientific name beneath it. After conducting research on your particular bird via internet, library, magazines etc, use scientific information to fill in the four boxes surrounding your picture; include Physical Characteristics, Behavior, Habitat Information, and Conservation Issues. After completing the Frayer Model answer the following questions on the back side of your project.

1. What bird did you choose? 2. Why did you choose this particular bird? 3. What is the current Tampa Bay population of your bird? 4. Where else in Florida does your bird live? 5. Where in Tampa Bay does your bird live? 6. What does your bird eat? 7. Is your bird an endangered or threatened species? 8. What conservation issues have affected your bird (both negative and positive)? 9. How does your bird help the Florida ecosystem? 10. What can you do to preserve Florida’s birds without harming them? Frayer Model - Student Questions