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topic area:
plant and animal adaptations

grade level:
PreK - 2nd

overview:

In this lesson, students will learn about plants and animals that have special adaptations to help them survive on Poplar Island.

lesson details:

Sediment is often used to restore and support habitat at the placement sites for dredged material. The restored habitat at these placement sites has attracted a wide array of animals by providing thriving habitats. Animals that are attracted to these sites have special adaptations that allow them to live in the restored Chesapeake Bay habitat that is found at dredged material placement sites like Poplar Island.

Join your students on an adventure to name organisms that live on Poplar Island and their adaptation.

About us

The Port of Baltimore Environmental Education Team provides hands-on lessons about the Port's history and significance. They also teach about the Port's environmental initiatives throughout Maryland, focusing on environmental projects related to dredging and restoration.

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