Read the text and mark the sentences T (True), F (False)

Read the text and mark the sentences T (True), F (False) or NS (Not stated).
1nbsp; nbsp; Wildlife habitats come in all sizes.
2nbsp; nbsp; Building new houses has destroyed the most habitats.
3nbsp; nbsp; You can find squirrels in woodlands and forests.
4nbsp; nbsp; Herons and trout are in danger because of farms and factories.
5nbsp; nbsp; There are no otters left now.
6nbsp; nbsp; Only wildlife charities can save the habitats that are in danger.
7nbsp; nbsp; A balcony can become a habitat.
such as bluebells and daffodils. Litter in the streets harms wildlife and poisonous chemicals from farms and factories are getting into rivers, ponds and lakes. When this happens, animals such as frogs, newts and species of birds and fish such as herons and trout can no longer survive. In the same way, many reptiles are dying out around ponds. In fact, three wildlife species become extinct every hour because of habitat destruction...and its humans who are causing all this damage!
THE SOLUTION
So, what can we do to help protect the habitats around our towns and cities? Well, quite a lot actually! For example, you could find out about the different animal habitats near your home and about any problems that they have. Then you can write letters to the local council or wildlife charities to ask them to do something about the problems. Also, NEVER throw any rubbish in the street and pick up any litter that you see in woodland, hedgerows, gardens and parks. Lastly, why not create your own little wildlife habitats in gardens or even on balconies? Its actually quite easy to do!