Stage 6 Geography
Students will utilise geographical tools to increase their understanding of the nature and functioning of the four components of the biophysical environment by investigating two different vegetation communities: mangroves and dry sclerophyll. Students will then use what they have learnt to assess the environmental impact for a proposed development development.
Program Location
Program Details
Risk Assessments
Program Resource
Biophysical Interactions pre-excursion site
This online resource supports the fieldwork program and includes information, resources and activities to familiarise students with the inquiry questions, the study site, mangroves, mapping and the fieldwork tests. Students should view this resource and complete the first two pages of the fieldwork booklet before they visit. Please contact the Centre for more information.
Program Resource
Biophysical Mangroves Virtual Fieldwork Program
The Biophysical Interactions – Mangroves Virtual Fieldwork is an online resource to support students who are unable to attend the fieldwork in person.
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