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Introduction to Protecting Global Biodiversity
This module helps learners understand more about issues affecting biodiversity around the world and actions they can take to help reduce the problems. The topics cover a range of global biodiversity issues that affect endangered species. This module provides information applicable to anywhere in the world, but has a particular focus on Aotearoa New Zealand.
Category:Learners of all ages
Activities/resources:13/0
  • Certificate:No
  • Level:For lifelong learners of all ages
Overview
    Introduction
    • H5PIntroduction to Protecting Global Biodiversity
    • H5PTackling the main threats to wildlife
    • AssignmentActivity - Learn about an endangered species
    Protecting wild places and habitats
    • H5PProtecting wild places
    • AssignmentActivity - Visiting wild places
    Impacts of introduced pests and diseases
    • H5PIntroduced pests and diseases
    • AssignmentActivity - Introduced pests
    Solutions to the pollution problem
    • H5PPollutions problems and solutions
    • AssignmentActivity - Reducing pollution problems
    Reducing the impacts of climate change
    • H5PWildlife conservation and climate change
    • AssignmentActivity - Connecting climate change action to wildlife
    Summary
    • H5PProtecting Global Biodiversity - Summary
    • AssignmentActivity - Reflection on this module and on protecting global biodiversity

    Activity - Reducing pollution problems

    Completion requirements

    Walk around your neighbourhood or a local wild place picking up rubbish and keep a record of the different types of waste you are finding.

    Try to do a litter pick up on regular basis, such as once a week or once a month. 

    Keep a record of what you find, using notes or photos. 

    What could do you to encourage others to help pick up litter in wild places?

    Now find out about a local native species that would benefit from having less pollution in that area. Is it a fish, a bird, insects, or plants?

    To think more about what you can do to reduce plastic pollution try out the downloadable activity sheet.

    • AZOO Moodle Activity Sheet_04_Reducing pollution.pdf AZOO Moodle Activity Sheet_04_Reducing pollution.pdf
      1 October 2024, 9:22 AM
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    NextWildlife conservation and climate change

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