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Falcon Study for Grades 9–12

Our high-school collection of falcon-study topics challenges Missouri students to investigate human influences on wildlife and consider ways to conserve sensitive species.

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Human Influences Activity for Grades 9–12

This activity challenges Missouri high school students to explore how human activities affect wildlife and to consider ways to help nature. More

Species of Conservation Concern for Grades 9–12

This activity challenges Missouri's high school students to explore the reasons why species become extinct and to consider ways to strengthen species of conservation concern. More

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