Restoring Biodiversity with the BUWP

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Restoring Biodiversity with the BUWP

Learn about biodiversity, ecosystem services, and green infrastructure with the Bloomington Urban Woodlands Project.

Restoring Biodiversity

Biodiversity Quiz

Which of the following is a threat to biodiversity? Pollution Dangerous predators Dying tree The growth of native species

What is known as a benefit that people get from ecosystems? Ecosystem disservice Ecosystem service Ecosystem happiness Biodiversity

What is one method of restoring biodiversity? Introducing an invasive species Removing invasive species Expanding cities Cutting down trees

Why is biodiversity important? It allows us to see new plants and animals Biodiversity is not important It contributes to the stability of our environment Both a and c

What is biodiversity? All the plants in the ecosystem All the animals in an ecosystem The number of different species in an ecosystem The resources in an ecosystem

What is an example of a biodiversity initiative in Bloomington? Planting native plant species in Bryan Park has increased the biodiversity of songbirds, pollinators, and micro-invertebrates Cutting down trees in Dunn Woods to make more room for Classroom buildings Introducing non-native animals into the ecosystem of Griffy Lake Nature Preserve Using invasive species as decorative plants in front of houses

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Biology, Environment

Elementary, Middle School

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