[Catalist] Ecosystems fieldwork for Secondary classes

[Richard Olive]

Ecosystems field work for Biology and Integrated Science

If you are looking or hands-on field work related to ecosystems content in Biology, Geography and Integrated Science the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions, thorough Nearer to Nature Schools offers a range of excursions and incursions. Key concepts are explored in relation to  several different ecosystems / themes including Forests; Threatened Species, Rivers, Wetlands, Bushfire and Aboriginal culture and caring for country. All excursions provide opportunities for data collection, analysis and interpretation in relation to human impact on our ecosystems and managing for a sustainable future.

Download the 2018 brochure to help plan next year's fieldwork: https://www.dpaw.wa.gov.au/images/documents/get-involved/n2n/schools/brochures/Nearer-to-Nature-Schools-2018-High-School.pdf

Regards,

Richard Olive

Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions
Project Officer: Education
Public Information and Corporate Affairs
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Phone: 9295 2244
Mobile: 0407 981 539
Address: 380 Allen Rd, Mundaring WA   6073



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