wildlife-conservation

1、Wildlife Conversation,Listen this way3 Unit2,What is wildlife?,Animals or plants who live and grow in natural conditions.,Sea Animals,Whale,Sea Animals,Whale,Seal,Sea Animals,Sea Animals,Turtle,Whale,Sea Animals,Part I G

2、etting ready,[n.] 棲息地[n.] 物種[v.] 用大頭粗木棒等狠打（某人）[n.] 人口普查[adj.] 后勤[v.] 降級；降低[adv.] 不利地；阻礙地；相反地,habitatspeciesbludgeoncensuslogisticsdegradeadversely,Part I Getting ready,refugeaquaticmusselstaple foodpicky

3、 eatershrinkcase study,[n.] 避難所；收容所[n.] 水生的；水棲的[n.] 貽貝主要糧食挑食的人[v.] 收縮，縮小個案研究,Section C,( )bludgeoned to death for fur coats( )killed to make handbags and shoes( )hunted for their ivory( )hunted to extinction(

4、 )eggs rolled off and slaughtered for meat and oil,1.Whales2. Seals3. Turtles4. Crocodiles5. Walruses6. Dolphins,Word Review,habitatspeciesmanufacturediameterornithologycensusestheticlogistics,[n.] 棲息地[n.] 物

5、種[n.] 制造；加工[n.] 半徑[n.] 鳥類學(xué)[n.] 人口普查[n.] 審美的[n.] 后勤,Part II,What is Christmas Bird Count?,The Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is a census of birds in the Western Hemisphere(北半球), performed annually in the early winter by

6、 volunteer birdwatchers and administered by the National Audubon Society. The purpose is to provide population data for use in science.,Methods of CBC,Each individual count is performed in a “count circle” with a diamet

7、er of 15 miles or 24 kilometers. At least ten volunteers, including a compiler(匯編者) to manage things, count in each circle. People break up into small parties and follow assigned routes, which change little from year to

8、 year, counting every bird they see. In most count circles, some people also watch feeders instead of following routes.,Section A,,Section B,,Section C,,Part IVWatch and Enjoy,,Questions,1.Who is John James Audubon?2.