Habitat Restoration

What is an effect of habitat restoration?

• An increase in the biodiversity of only aquatic life & to reverse habitat damage & restore ecosystems.

• An increase in the biodiversity of wild life & to reverse habitat damage & restore ecosystems.

• An increase in the biodiversity of wild life & to increase habitat damage & restore ecosystems.

• An increase in the ecosystem of wild life & to increase habitat damage & restore ecosystems.

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In the Great Plains what occurred with the landscape in that area based on the information in the article?

• Much of the landscape has been converted to agriculture & developments.

• Less of the landscape has been converted to agriculture & developments.

• Much of the landscape has not been converted to agriculture & developments.

• Much of the landscape has been converted to inndustrial & developments.

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Due to the change in landscape in the Great Plains what occurred with the biodiversity in that area?

• Biodiversity was stagnant

• biodiversity increased as well as decreased

• Decrease in biodiversity

• increase in biodiversity

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What organizations work with habitat restoration organizations to restore habitats, select all correct answers?

• Public

• Tribal

• Private Landowners

• Land Managers

True or False: In the Rocky Mountains human development has a negative impact on habitat restoration.

• True

• False

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In the deciduous forest what type of human activity damages the habitat in these areas?

• Excessive Logging

• Agriculture

• Industry

• Tourism

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What area has the highest biodiversity in the nation?

• Deciduous Forest

  Ecosystem

• Desert

• Everglade Ecosystem

• Amazon Forest

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True or False: Human activities in the greater everglade region such as engineering & agriculture increase the biodiversity in this area.

• True

• False

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Various habitats act as natural buffer zones after natural disasters, what would be an example of this?

• Wetlands, swamps & marshes within everglades can absorb excess rainfall to reduce the risk of flooding.

• Only swamps & marshes within everglades can absorb excess rainfall to reduce the risk of flooding.

• Wetlands, swamps & marshes within everglades can absorb all rainfall to reduce the risk of flooding.

• Wetlands, swamps & marshes within everglades can absorb excess soil to reduce the risk of flooding.

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The process of restoring damaged or destroyed ecosystems defines what vocabulary term?

• Habitat Restoration

• Species Preservation Efforts

• Nature Conservancy Groups

• Ecotourism

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