Incursions
Delivered onsite at your school in the Sydney Metropolitan area. $300 for up to 40 students. 2 hour sessions.
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Primary
Seagrass and Seahorses
Stage 2 - HSIE and Science Students learn about the importance of seagrass as a habitat, and efforts to restore seagrass meadows. An Introduction to the Great Southern Reef
Stage 2 - HSIE and Science Students are introduced to the importance of the Great Southern Reef, and the organisms that live in it. Living Seawalls
Stage 3 - HSIE and Science Students learn about the biodiversity of intertidal zones and the importance of natural environments in providing important microhabitats. They learn about how Living Seawalls help to provide microhabitats in built environments. |
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Secondary
Great Southern Reef Case Study
Stage 5 Marine and Aquaculture Elective Stage 5&6 Geography Students learn about the Great Southern Reef, human impacts impact the GSR, responses and strategies implemented, and how research and innovation contribute to the management of the GSR. This in-class presentation will address human-induced modifications, responses and strategies implemented and the role of research and innovation in effective management of the Great Southern Reef. It will include a discussion of techniques used to assess health of the reef and fieldwork undertaken to assess the effectiveness of management strategies and ecosystem restoration efforts. Living Seawalls
Stage 5, Marine and Aquaculture Elective & Stage 5 Geography Students learn about the processes and ecological functioning of intertidal zones and the importance of natural environments in providing important microhabitats. They explore human modification to environments, including reclamation, and learn about how eco-engineering such as Living Seawalls help to provide microhabitats in built environments. Ecosystem Restoration
Stage 6 Marine Stage 5 Geography Students learn about the human impacts on marine environments, the concept of ecosystem restoration and examples of ecosystem restoration in Sydney Harbour. |
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Geographical Investigation
Secondary Stage 6 Geography Students are led through the initial stage of the Geographical Investigation |
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