Question

The National Wildlife Refuge provides land for fish, wildlife, and plants.
True
False

Answer 1

The statement is true.

National Wildlife Refuge is the United States premiere network of public lands and waters which provide habitat for fish, wildlife and plants. It is administrated by the US Fish and Wildlife Service and thus looks after the protection of endangered and vulnerable species. It manages migratory birds and restores nationally significant fisheries in the country.

Answer 2

True

The The National Wildlife Refuge were started in 1903 when there was need to save brown pelicans. This refuge provides home to more than 700 varieties of birds, more than 1000 species of fish, 250 kinds of reptiles and amphibians. They also provide home to countless number of invertebrates and wildlife. Along with animals the National Wildlife Refuge also provides shelter to a large number of plant species.