There are several resources listed below. You must use at least three resources for each of the animals. You may use more than three, but you must use at least three. You must record at least 5 facts for each animal. If you did not download the worksheet for this step you have to do that before you can start.
 
 
 

Burrowing Owl

Burrowing Owl British Columbia Adventure Network Canadian Heritage Information Network Burrowing Owl The Alberta Government - Owl Watch The Alberta Government - Threatened Species

These sites have information about the Black bear as well as the Grizzly bear. You will have to pay close attention to make sure that you are reading and recording the information about the Grizzly bear. Northwest Ecosystem Alliance The Alberta Government    (You will have to search on this site for information about the Grizzly Bear. Of particular use are the headings "Biology and Ecology" and "Feeding Behaviour.") Video "All About Bears" (Parker, Janice. 1997. Produced by the National Film Board of Canada.) British Columbia Adventure Network

The Vancouver Island Marmot Pages  Video "The Vancouver Island Marmot" ([motion picture] / producer, Ralph C. Ellis. -- 1984) Video "New Glimpses Into Sidehill Gougers : Status of the Vancouver Island Marmot 1999" Vancouver Island Marmot Discovery Channel of Canada Canadian Museum of Nature

Woodland caribou and their habitat in southern and central British Columbia  by Susan K. Stevenson and David F. Hatler, 1985. Woodland Caribou Woodland Caribou Alberta Government  - Woodland Caribou Environment Canada: Canadian Wildlife Service