CHANJ - Connecting Habitat across New Jersey | EcoSense for Living

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Classroom Material
Keywords
KET EcoSense for Living EcoSense environmental education conservation new jersey genetic diversity biodiversity wildlife passage wildlife corridor preservation environmentalist chanj
Subjects
Science
Grade Levels
Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
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CHANJ - Connecting Habitat across New Jersey | EcoSense for Living

The northeast U.S. is densely populated and crossed by many highways that make travel easier for humans but hard for animals. This left isolated “pockets” of animals without healthy genetic diversity. The CHANJ program is creatively connecting wildlife from amphibians and rattlesnakes to bobcats and bears through the most densely developed places in the country.
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PBS Learning Media

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