Students will try strategies to safeguard their “nests” from predators and learn the importance food, water, shelter, and space in this active game. This activity is very similar to Jays and Juncos, but debriefed differently.

Students become predator and prey in a habitat that changes according to humans’ actual choices that have affected the national park site.  

This activity shows the relationship between a predator (jay) and prey (junco) as students play a fun active game. The students will understand how one population affects another.