Going Bush – A Biodiversity Melting Pot in Northern NSW
Lesson Overview:
This lesson accompanies the Going Bush video in which students will learn about the biodiversity of a tropical and temperate forest in Coffs Harbour, NSW. Students will learn about threatened and endangered species and the significance of preserving forest habitats.
To make the most of this lesson, download the PDF lesson plan and watch the video. You have two options for watching your video, watch it via the embedded YouTube player or watch it via the YouTube website link provided.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDJJAB4-BR8
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Strand Content Description:
N/A
General Capabilities:
Critical and Creative Thinking,
Ethical Understanding,
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Capability,
Literacy,
Personal and Social Capabilities
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ScOT Catalogue Terms:
Biodiversity,
Biomass,
Ecosystems,
Environmental Management,
Environmental Sustainability,
Human Impact,
Vegetation
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Primary:
Multimedia