Predators.
Such things as Rats, Possums,and Stokes, are the main predators in New Zealand who kill our main native birds and birds that are still in it’s eggs.
They shouldn't be killing native birds because they will get hurt from traps.
The way we can help our native birds is to make some traps and put fake birds and eggs so when they try get it the door would shut close so they can stay put and go nowhere.
We can train possums and stoats to be friendly and make our native birds not afraid of them.
Also we can make some room at the Auckland Zoo to put predators in.
Kia Ora, Azahlyah!
ReplyDeleteWell done for all of these personal blog posts that you've been making— you're earning bonus points for these. Meanwhile, I see that this post is related to the Summer Learning Journey programme of this summer, The World Around Us, where we're looking at our environment.
I really like that you've chosen to talk about predators within New Zealand. You clearly have a strong grasp of what predators are doing to our native birds and what the Department of Conservation (the DOC) are doing to counteract this.
So that I can allocate your points however, can you please tell me if this is a personal post or if you've completed an activity? You can do this by placing the Week number, the Day number and the Activity number/name in your title.
Don't forget to respond to this comment so that I know you've edited your blog post.
Cheers,
Jordan
This comment has been removed by the author.
Delete