Caution! Wildlife Crossing

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Caution! Wildlife Crossing

Caution! Wildlife Crossing

Thursday, November 18, 2021

Grades: Pre-K – 12
Presented By: Sherry Burch, The Tech Interactive

Animals cross busy roads to find food, have babies and find new safe places to live. If animals can’t cross roads and other human structures, they can get isolated and die out. As engineers, we can design safer options for wildlife crossings.

In this workshop, educators had a chance to engage in the activity as learners and design a wildlife crossing. We also invited teachers to discuss how can humans can avoid this problem in the future and design to help animals thrive, not just survive.

Resources from this Workshop

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