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Bears: The Story of Duke features an engaging account of one of Riding Mountain National Park’s most famous black bears. It focuses on the concepts regarding interdependence and interactions among animals and between animals and their environment. The resource describes the life and death of a real bear. Students will learn how research and technological developments have enabled Parks Canada to increase their knowledge and contribute to the welfare of wildlife. A role-playing activity emphasizes the complexity of issues in ecosystem management. The resource incorporates real research data and maps from Riding Mountain National Park of Canada.
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