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About: This bingo card is perfect for an educational workshop or class focused on pollinators, habitat restoration, and land management—especially in urban settings. The questions spark conversations about the role of pollinators, ways to restore environments, and the importance of public lands. It’s a great fit for students, environmental groups, or anyone passionate about ecology and conservation.
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The players check their cards to see if they have the announced word. If they do, they dab that word.
The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of marked items shouts "Bingo!" and wins the game.
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This Right of Way Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Organisms that travel between plants carrying genetic material., Pollinators are responsible for bringing us ___ in every ___ bites of food., When a ROW is restored by being left alone., When a ROW is restored by replacing existing vegetation with native plants., Most common ROW management method., Name an ecosystem service pollinators provide., Provide examples of 3 pollinators., Name an urban threat to pollinators., Land that the public is allowed to access irregardless of who owns it. An example is utility corridors., Name an example of a working landscape., The third step in restoring pollinator habitat., What matters more? The ABUNDANCE or TYPE of seed?, Removing soil to a depth of about 18 inches in order to remove the bulk of viable weed seeds, or to remove sod., What kind of plant cannot be allowed to grow in transmission ROWs?, An ecologically important species of endangered bee., A combination of management methods that makes it hard for tall trees to grow by promoting a creates a healthy low-growing plant community..
This Right of Way Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Organisms that travel between plants carrying genetic material., Pollinators are responsible for bringing us ___ in every ___ bites of food., When a ROW is restored by being left alone., When a ROW is restored by replacing existing vegetation with native plants., Most common ROW management method., Name an ecosystem service pollinators provide., Provide examples of 3 pollinators., Name an urban threat to pollinators., Land that the public is allowed to access irregardless of who owns it. An example is utility corridors., Name an example of a working landscape., The third step in restoring pollinator habitat., What matters more? The ABUNDANCE or TYPE of seed?, Removing soil to a depth of about 18 inches in order to remove the bulk of viable weed seeds, or to remove sod., What kind of plant cannot be allowed to grow in transmission ROWs?, An ecologically important species of endangered bee., A combination of management methods that makes it hard for tall trees to grow by promoting a creates a healthy low-growing plant community..