Taking the time to introduce and follow up on each part before going on to the next will help to reinforce the learning of concepts presented. The total viewing time plus teaching time for each part should be about 45 minutes to an hour. Different kinds of animals have different habitat requirements. In general, the more diverse, or complex, a habitat is, the more wildlife will live there. The type and number of different species in a habitat is regulated by a variety of limiting factors.
Predators are an exciting and important part of a habitat.
Sometimes people can improve a habitat and attract more wildlife, including predators, by increasing habitat diversity. Bald Eagles have specific habitat requirements and have become an endangered species to problems with habitat and pollution in their environment. Eagles and other types of endangered wildlife are protected in special places called wildlife refuges. Problem solving techniques presented in The Search For Solutions are also the titles of each program. Evidence must be gathered, tested and retested and then interpreted.