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Forests
Lower secondary students research
the unique characteristics of Australia’s different forest
types. They explore the significance of relationships and interrelationships
in a native forest and woodlands. They investigate the significance
of an old growth tree ecosystem and consider why there is a
need for their conservation. Students identify the impacts of
climate change on forests and plan for action in their local
area.
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Science |
| Students investigate the interactions and relationships
of forest ecosystems and consider human impacts on a living
system. |
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Mathematics |
| Using data students make informed decisions about Australian
native forests, timber plantations and carbon offsets. |
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English |
| Using a variety of text types, students consider different perspectives about issues relating to Australian forests. | |
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| Take on the role of the forest manager in the Eco forest interactive. See if you can protect the habitats of 5 important species whilst sustainably logging the forest to keep jobs in the local town. | |