NISD is Growing Rapidly
McCoy C., Zachary D., Jordan P., Colin B., Angel B.
Problem
There is rapid growth in NISD, so we are destroying natural habitats and we are finding animals in inappropriate places. This is because the amount of students is increasing and we are having to build new schools.
Animals are relocating.
This is were we would trap the animals and relocate them to safer habitat.
Animals are invading yards.
This is what happens when we build on natural habitats-the animals go into inappropriate places.
Animals are in inappropriate places.
This is the example of when we said animals could come to the school or come to your house. These are not their natural habitats.
Solution
We can put up traps there and then we can put the animals in the back of a truck and relocate them to the same habitat they were in but somewhere else.
3 benefits If you follow our plan:
1. If you follow animals will not come in the school.
2. Animals won't get hurt.
3. Animals might not hurt YOU.
3 consequences if you don't follow
1. Maybe animals will come in to the school.
2. Animals will get hurt or perish.
3. Animals could hurt YOU.
Pictures
All pictures are from a model McCoy, our Project Manager, made at home and his dad took pictures.