Habitat Clean Up to Save Turtles!

The video follows a team cleaning up a marsh on Middle Bass Island, home to the rare Blanding's turtle. The team collects trash brought in by storm surges from Lake Erie, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a clean environment for biodiversity. They find various pollutants, including plastics and fishing lures, and highlight the dangers these pose to wildlife. The video concludes with a call to action, encouraging viewers to participate in local cleanups to protect ecosystems.

What is the primary goal of the cleanup activity in the marsh?

• To build a new habitat

• To ensure a healthy ecosystem

• To film a documentary

• To conduct a scientific experiment

Why is it crucial to keep the Erie Islands free from pollution?

• To attract more tourists

• To protect the rare Blanding's turtle

• To increase fishing activities

• To expand urban development

What type of pollution is primarily affecting the marsh?

• Light pollution

• Pollution from storm surges

• Noise pollution

• Air pollution

What is a significant challenge in the cleanup process?

• Finding large pieces of trash

• Removing small plastic pieces

• Identifying different species

• Navigating through the marsh

Why are small plastic pieces particularly dangerous to wildlife?

• They attract predators

• They dissolve quickly in water

• They can be mistaken for food

• They are sharp and can cause injuries

What was the total amount of garbage collected during the cleanup?

• 10 pounds

• 15 pounds

• 20 pounds

• 25 pounds

What is one simple way individuals can help keep the environment clean?

• Building new parks

• Picking up litter

• Feeding wildlife

• Planting more trees