Terms/Definitions
Protected Areas Roles
How do people protect parks?
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100
A place where animals make their home.
What is Habitat
100
Alberta's protected areas preserve natural landforms, plants, animals, cultural heritage as well as recreation and tourism.
What are the different roles protected areas have?
100
Rules are shown on signs so visitors know what is not allowed at the park
What are things done to protect national and provincial parks?
100
National and provincial parks are _________ areas that help sustain Albert's natural environment.
What is protected
200
An area of land set aside to protect special features such as plants, animals and landforms.
What is protected areas.
200
More than 40
How many national parks are there?
200
They do not allow more than 10 000 residents to live in the town.
How did Banff residents protect Banff National Park?
200
Some protected areas _________ visitors. Others areas are closed to people.
What is allow
300
An area managed by the provincial government to preserve important natural and historical places.
What is provincial park.
300
To educate Albertans about its province's history, to preserve its natural habitats and to provide people opportunities to have recreation
Why were provincial parks created?
300
At Interpretive Centres, visitors can participate in hikes or _______ to learn more about the area.
What is programs
400
An area managed by the government of Canada to preserve important natural and historical places.
What is national parks.
400
Visiting and travelling to places away from home.
What is tourism?
400
In all protected areas, land use is _________ .
What is limited
500
Hunting, logging, mining and fishing without a licence.
What is activities not allowed in most parks.
500
The national park found in northeastern Alberta.
What is Wood Buffalo
500
In some protected areas ______ are banned. (name one two of the banned activities)
What is logging, drilling, mining, hunting, fishing
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