National Parks Field Trip

3. gates used in canals to hold a boat in place while water levels are adjusted
5. rivers, lakes, and streams allow this to thrive
7. a metal that negatively impacted the insects of Yellowstone
8. this was a concern in Cuyahoga Valley as cities continued to grow ("urban sprawl")
11. bears can fish for this at Brooks River for longer than at other places in Katmai National Park
13. the color of Soda Butte Creek
15. the shape of the NPS logo
19. the grassroots activist cause that resulted in the creation of Cuyahoga Valley National Park
20. the source of the toxic metals in Soda Butte Creek
21. the name of one of the rivers in Katmai where bears gather

1. the season when bears leave the river for final foraging opportunities
2. eating dead or dying animals
4. the species of fish that Yellowstone River was known for
6. __________ River is the largest undammed river in the contiguous United States
9. refers to rivers that are free-flowing instead of frozen
10. the lake on the NPS logo represents this
12. described the water in Yellowstone River
14. over _______ hundred National Parks exist in the United States
16. a hydrogeologist and leader in the quest to clean Yellowstone River
17. eat salmon scraps left by bears
18. the most important part of Cuyahoga Valley National Park
21. _______ Marsh is one of the largest wetlands in the Cuyahoga Valley