Amazing Adaptations
by Digital Field TripsPlants and animals have features and behaviours that help them survive. Learn about some BC plants and animals and the amazing ways they survive and thrive in our local environments through this snapshot visit to the natural history gallery.
Digital Field Trips are inquiry based and staff led. We can adapt Digital Field Trips for different grade ranges, home learners, or for adult, senior, community-group or post-secondary audiences.
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British Columbia has high mountains. Lots of them. In fact, more than 12 per cent of the province is alpine tundra—land above the trees. The alpine tundra is a land of extremes. Trees can’t grow at such high elevations because of cold temperatures. The growing season is brief, and some areas are covered by snow…
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Bring this worksheet with you to your program.
Create a list of behaviors and body parts that a plant or animal has to help them survive.
Find Pathways and other content here that have an Animal Studies (Zoology) theme.
Growing close to the ground
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