School Project on Cuyahoga Valley National Park

1. National Park Project
By Penelope 5/6T

2. Heh, heh, heh.....

3. CUYAHOGA VALLEY
NATIONAL PARK
By Penelope

4. Climate
Highest Temperature: 28 Degrees Celcius
Lowest Temperature: ­6 Degrees Celcius
July=
warmest
month
Ja
nu
co ary
lde =
mo st
nth
Avg. Annual rainfall:
99.1cm
Avg. Annual snowfall:
154.9cm

5. Flora
21 of the 943 plants classified as rare in the state
Approx. 80% of vegetation in park is forest
Bloodroot
Spring
Beauty
d
ngstem
Wi
o ld e n r o
G

6. Fauna
Raccoons and beavers abundant
One Bald Eagle nest in the park
Bats can be found but are rare due to white nose
syndrome
Bald E
agle
ron
e He
Blu
reat
G
Raccoon
Prothono
ta
ler
ry Warb
Otter

7. History
Park occupied by humans for over 12000 yrs
Primarily used as transportation route for
goods
e
Nativ s
erican
Am
ought
s
n
fuge i
re
rk
he pa
t
DID YOU KNOW?
The park was
only given
national park status
in 2000!

8. Activities
Bird watching, fishing, hiking, even golf!
Water sports like canoeing/kayaking
Scenic train ride

9. Bibliography
http://www.nps.gov/cuva/index.htm
http://parks.mapquest.com/national­
parks/cuyahoga­valley­national­park
A collection of other websites which I have
forgotten the name for.... XP
A few others....
Wikipedia
Google Images

10. Thanks
!