
Wild Things 149 : Summer 2020 : Kiwi Conservation Club
Graeme, Ann
Galloway, Tim
Series: KCC Magazine
Notes
The Kiwi Conservation Club is a Forest and Bird project for children to help them learn more about our country’s plants and wildlife. Each issue is full of information, stories, puzzles, and activities to make learning fun! There is also a website which has been developed for members of the Club and all other children who would like to learn more about New Zealand’s wildlife and wild places, and how to care for and protect the natural world. It includes full text fact sheets on native animals, plants and conservation issues and resources for teachers.Contents
COVER : Your Questions AnsweredCONTENTS : WHAT’S INSIDE -- Why are questions so important to conservation -- Why are violet shells purple coloured -- Why is this baby crayfish I found transparent? -- What is the lifecycle of the Koura (freshwater crayfish) -- why aren't koura in places they used to be common -- Do native skinks bite if held or bothered -- how do tuatara find their mate when they live a solitary, close to burrow lifestyle? -- what do tuatara eat -- how many legs do New Zealand peripatus have -- how do kiwi not sneeze when their beaks go into the ground -- how can we help with the conservation of kiwi -- puzzles -- which birds like what native plants -- nectar packs -- conservation heroes -- how do piwakawaka make their nests -- how do plants grow on rocks -- how many different plant types are there in nz -- how do plants become poisonous -- how do plants grown from seeds -- what's the oldest living plant in NZ, and what is done to protect it?-- Merry Christmas from KCC.
Additional Info
KCC is Junior Forest & BirdLocation | edition | Bar Code | due date |
---|---|---|---|
LIBRARY Office Cupboard | 45011 | not for issue |
Dewey: | TR Library |
call #: | NZ |
ISBN: | 11730067 |
pub: | 2020 |