On Thursday, February 24th, Jeremy came from Fish, Wildlife and Parks to inform the students at PAL about ethics in hunting and fishing. Jeremy used some instructional tools to help get the point across. One activity using beans and cups illustrated how if someone takes more than their fair share, the rest of the population gets none. Another example he used was placing a drop of food color in water. One drop doesn't effect the water much, but when more drops are added, pretty soon the water has changed. Jeremy also talked about fines when a person takes too many fish or shoots animals out of season. Soon the fines add up and become overwhelming.
Jeremy was here at PAL as part of a continuing partnership of education with the Fish Wildlife and Parks.
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