Flora and fauna
Which flora has a "living fossil"?
The interrupted fern.
Who helped establish Cuyahoga Valley?
Ralph Regula.
What are the four destinations?
Everett covered bridge, blue hen falls, brandywine falls, and the great falls of tinkers creek.
When was Cuyahoga Valley first established?
1974
What flora or fauna lives for the longest?
The Sliver Redhorse.
When was Cuyahoga Valley established?
1974.
What does Great Falls of Tinkers Creek provide?
A stunning visual experience.
The Cuyahoga River is between what two cities?
Akron and Cleveland.
What percentage of the osprey diet is fish?
More than 99% of fish.
Where is the park located?
Northeastern Ohio between Cleveland and Akron.
What is one activity?
Backpacking, paddling the river, audio tour, biking, hiking, and fishing.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park is close to _________ Ohio?
Pennisula
Which fauna has glue like skin?
The slimy salamander.
What was the official established?
October 11, 2000.
In three fourths of the destinations what does it say?
Falls.
What did John seiberling and U.S Rep do.
Protected the land.
What is the one mammal?
The Tri-colored bat.
What was the park built for?
It was designed to provide accesible outdoor recreational for urban populations.
Why do you absolutely have to come here?
It is free.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park was once what?
Polluted