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There are lots of resources on the Science Learning Hub to support teaching about human impact on the environment. Use this board for ideas & inspiration or have a look here... http://bit.ly/14BnSxf
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a large whale swimming in the ocean
Types Of Sharks
Sea Whale
Swimming With Whale Sharks
Salt Water Fishing
Shark Swimming
Whale Shark
Sea Fish
In The Ocean
Ocean Life
Climate change increases ship threats to whale sharks
a large white boat in the middle of the ocean
Learning Science
The Ship
Samoa
Sunday Morning
On Board
New Zealand
Human
Manawanui sinks off coast of Samoa - Expert Reaction
an info poster showing the different types of animals and their habitats in each country's environment
How Humans Affect The Environment
Great Migration Masai Mara
Endangered Species Infographics
Whakaari Volcano
Environment Facts
Be Thankful
Plant Species
The Environment
Pōhutukawa – pressures on the environment - SLH T&L RESOURCE
two graphs showing the effects of hours after sunset
Urban Wildlife
Artificial Light
Street Light
New Technology
Ecology
At Night
Science
Range
Retrofitting streetlights with LEDs has limited impacts on urban wildlife
Artificial light at night (ALAN) causes a wide range of ecological impacts across diverse ecosystems. ALAN poses a particular risk to associated wildlife by disrupting physiology, behaviour and ultimately survival. Globally, streetlights are currently being retrofitted with newer technologies that differ in the spectrum & intensity of their emissions. There is a dearth of in situ urban experiments on the ecological impacts...
an old black and white photo of men loading rocks into the water at the beach
Environmental Education
The 1970s
Fresh Water
Seafood
1970s
Surfing
Fishing
Fish
Stuff
Decades of fishing bans have not rescued seafood delicacy toheroa - STUFF LONG FORM ARTICLE March 2019 Toheroa was a favourite NZ seafood delicacy of the 1900s. It was vastly over-harvested and collecting was banned in the 1970s. In the decades since, it has not recovered. Why not?
an old quarry with steam coming out of it's pipes and snow on the ground
3d Printed Building
Three Gorges Dam
Leeds University
Earth City
Con Dao
Portland Cement
Urban Planning
The Guardian
Concrete: the most destructive material on Earth
Concrete: the most destructive material on Earth - GUARDIAN LONGFORM ARTICLE Feb 2019
a screen shot of a website page with an image of people in the water and on land
Process Engineering
Science Learning
Recreational Activities
The Science
Flash
Engineering
Disinfecting wastewater
Disinfecting wastewater interactive.
the water cycle is shown in this diagram, and shows how it moves through the land
Aquifer Model
Earth Science Experiments
Elementary Earth Science
Water Cycle Diagram
Earth Science Middle School
Water Cycle Worksheet
Bridge Project
Earth Science Activities
Earth Science Lessons
Humans and the water cycle
INFO SHEET - Humans and the water cycle - We are becoming increasingly aware of our impacts on nature, but unfortunately many of the things we do have become so ingrained in our way of life that it is hard to change.
some very pretty dried plants on a white table top with water droplets all over them
Ocean Acidification
Marine Ecosystem
Carbon Dioxide
The Marine
Marine Animals
Science Fair
Ecosystem
Bryozoans and ocean acidification
NZ RESEARCH STORY - Bryozoans and ocean acidification - Oceans are becoming more acidic due to increased levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere. Tiny marine animals called bryozoans may help monitor the impact of ocean acidification on the marine ecosystem.
the pyramid of life is shown in this diagram
Web Diagram
Simple Food Chain
Ocean Food Web
Science Food Chains
Ecological Pyramid
Food Web Worksheet
Food Web Activities
Ocean Food Chain
Trophic Level
Toxins and food webs
INFO SHEET - Toxins and the marine food web - Hundreds of fish are sometimes found dead on beaches. Large numbers of shellfish can suddenly start to die o...
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an empty mailbox sitting in the grass
Ant Tunnels
Diy High Tunnel
Green Tunnel
Tubes And Tunnels
Vietnam Tunnel Rats
Conservation Activities
Holiday Science
Science Stories
Science Topics
Making a tracking tunnel
STUDENT ACTIVITY - Making a tracking tunnel - In this activity, students make a tracking tunnel to monitor the presence of pest species in a neighbouring gully or their school grounds.
STUDENT ACTIVITY: Cleaning up oil in water. In this activity, students experiment with oil in water. They observe the effects of oil in water and then attempt to clean up the oil using various sorbents. They also observe what happens when a chemical dispersant is added to the oil in the water and have a go at cleaning oil off bird feathers. Oil In Water, Student Activities, Earth Science, In Water, Bird Feathers, 2nd Grade, Pollution
Oil In Water
Student Activities
Earth Science
In Water
Bird Feathers
2nd Grade
Pollution
Cleaning up oil in water
STUDENT ACTIVITY: Cleaning up oil in water. In this activity, students experiment with oil in water. They observe the effects of oil in water and then attempt to clean up the oil using various sorbents. They also observe what happens when a chemical dispersant is added to the oil in the water and have a go at cleaning oil off bird feathers.
a pile of silver foil sitting on top of a sandy beach next to the ocean
Pepsi Ad
Malaysian Airlines
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Outer Banks Beach
Bay Of Plenty
Cape Hatteras
Oil Spill
Shipwreck
Where land meets sea, the Rena disaster – introduction
Where Land Meets Sea - New Zealand is surrounded by sea. Our coastlines and marine resources need care and protection. The Coastal Marine Group focuses on the Bay of Plenty – with a particular emphasis on the Rena shipwreck disaster.