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1 Wildlife Habitat Requirements
Agri-science Mr. Bailey

2 Kentucky Rolling Hills

3 Kentucky Mountains

4 Kentucky Fields

5 Kentucky Woodlands

6 What are the types of wildlife habitat?
Habitat for animal wildlife can be classified based on ecosystems Ecosystems are in areas known as biomes A biome is a large area with a distinct combination of animals and plants

7 What are the habitat requirements?
Wildlife species have life requirements that must be met by their habitat to insure well-being Food Water Cover (Shelter) Space

8 Feed Me!!!! All living organisms require food
Food provides the nutrients needed to live, grow, and reproduce Food gives you energy

9 Water… Where’s the Water!!
Water is the basic need of life Water determines what species of plants will grow Plants will determine which animals will live there

10 Sources of Water in a habitat?
Some wildlife animal species get most of their water through the food that they eat Many need a watering area for drinking once or twice a day

11 Cover Me… Also referred to as shelter
Cover is needed for most wildlife species Vegetation or other material that provides safety in a habitat Animals use cover for nesting, resting, and protection

12 I need more SPACE!!! Area around an organism
Space requirements vary with season, animal, and quality of the habitat Space  Territory  Home Range

13 Activity….Yah!!! Students will form a circle
Each one will be a habitat requirement

14 Exit Slip Name the four habitat requirements Describe each requirement

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