Wildlife Conservation Belt Loop
Complete these three requirements:
- Explain what natural
resources are and why it's important to
protect and conserve them.
- Make a poster that
shows and explains the food chain. Describe
to your den what happens if the food chain
becomes broken or damaged.
- Learn about an
endangered species. Make a report to your
den that includes a picture, how the species
came to be endangered, and what is being
done to save it.
Wildlife
Conservation Academics Pin
Earn the Wildlife
Conservation belt loop, and
complete fives of the following requirements:
- Visit a wildlife
sanctuary, nature center, or fish hatchery.
- Collect and read five
newspaper or magazine articles that discuss
conservation of wildlife and report to your
family or den what you learn.
- Learn about five
animals that use camouflage to protect
themselves.
- Make a birdbath and
keep a record for one week of the different
birds that visit it.
- Make a collage of
animals that are in the same class: fish,
amphibians, reptiles, birds, or mammals.
- Make a plaster cast
of an animal track. Show it to your den.
- Visit with a person
who works in wildlife conservation, such as
a park ranger, biologist, range manager,
geologist, horticulturist, zookeeper,
fishery technician, or conservation officer.
- Visit a state park or
national park.
- Participate in an
environmental service project that helps
maintain habitat for wildlife, such as
cleaning up an area or planting trees.
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09/10/08