Facts and History of the Polar Bear

Facts and History of the Polar Bear

Polar bears are the largest carnivorous land animals and can be found in the Arctic Circle. They sit at the top of their food chain and help provide remains of animals, primarily seals, as food sources to other animals. Even though they live on land, they’re also considered marine mammals since they spend a large portion of their lives on the ice and swimming in the Arctic Circle, hunting for food. Here are some more great facts about the polar bear; learn as much as you can and how to help them since they’re considered a vulnerable species.

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How to Teach Your Kids About Endangered Species

How to Teach Your Kids About Endangered Species

As the world struggles with plenty environmental problems, it’s more important than ever before to educate our children about the importance of helping solve these issues, like endangered species. Children are the scientists and conservationists of tomorrow, so it’ll soon be up to them to find solutions. Starting as soon as possible, begin educating your child about endangered species and ways they can help them. The more informed your child is, the more conscientious they can be of their impact on the world around them and how they can help improve environmental issues. Here are some ideas for teaching your kids about endangered species, in ways that children will respond well to.

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How Different Organisms Affect the Entire Ecosystem

How Different Organisms Affect the Entire Ecosystem

The most recent blog from the April Malmsteen Foundation discussing how various organisms affect the ecosystem where they live. This information is vital to understanding the importance of how the environment is balanced and why it's important to work to help all endangered species.

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