Park Facts
Locations
Vocabulary
Important People
Human Impact
100

What does the National Park Service do?

Protects and manages national parks

100

Where is Acadia National Park located?

Maine 

100

The natural home of a plant or animal

Habitat

100

Who helped protect Yosemite and loved wilderness?

John Muir

100

What is pollution?

Harmful substances in the environment

200

What was the first national park?

Yellowstone

200

Where is Zion National Park located?

Utah

200

Living and nonliving things are interacting

Ecosystem

200

Who was a scientist who warned about pollution?

Rachel Carson

200

Give one example of pollution in parks.

Trash, air pollution, or water pollution

300

What is the most famous geyser in Yellowstone?

Old Faithful

300

Where is Rocky Mountain National Park located?

Colorado

300

What is biodiversity?

Variety of living things in one place

300

Who was the president that created many national parks?

Theodore Roosevelt

300

What is one way to protect parks?

Stay on trails / pick up trash

400

What did the Antiquities Act allow presidents to do?

Protect important natural and historic places

400

Which two states share Great Smoky Mountains National Park?

Tennessee and North Carolina

400

What does endangered mean?

At risk of becoming extinct

400

Who was the first leader of the U.S. Forest Service?

Gifford Pinchot

400

How can pollution harm animals?

It can make them sick or destroy habitats

500

Which president signed the law creating the National Park Service?

Woodrow Wilson

500

What is a producer?

An organism that makes its own food

500

What is climate change?

Long-term changes in temperature and weather

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