3.2.1

Question 1

What are the perceptions of recreation?

Answer 1

Playground and gymnasium designed for enjoyment

Question 2

What are the interactions of recreation?

Answer 2

Actively participating in surfing at smiths beach on Phillip island

Question 3

What are negative impacts of recreation?

Answer 3

• erosion of sand dunes from walking to and along the beach
• extra pressure on enviro due to it being a popular spot which leads to facilities being built such as a carpark and toilets

Question 4

What is a positive impact of recreation?

Answer 4

Increased appreciation due to people participating and gaining education and appreciation for and about the enviro

Question 5

What are the perceptions of tourism?

Answer 5

• tourism operators see enviro as a commodity or resource

- tourists see the enviro as a gym/ playground or museum

Question 6

What are the interactions of tourism?

Answer 6

Surfing schools, penguin parade, hobbies centre

Question 7

What perception does the hobbies centre relate to?

Answer 7

Museum

Question 8

What perception does surfing relate to?

Answer 8

Gym/ playground

Question 9

What are the impacts of tourism?

Answer 9

• education about the enviro, people know about need to protect species such as little penguins
• new centre and facilities removed habitats for little penguins

Question 10

What are the perceptions of conservation?

Answer 10

Museum or cathedral

Question 11

What are the interactions of conservation?

Answer 11

• pest animal control, fox management strategies aiming to have no foxes on island to protect species such as little penguins
• signage at Forrest caves beach to keep people off sand dunes in order to protect nesting birds such as the hooded plover

Question 12

What are the impacts of conservation?

Answer 12

-signage ensures visitors keep off dunes protecting hooded plovers and little penguins and preventing soil erosion

Question 13

What are the perceptions of primary industry?

Answer 13

Enviro is portrayed as a resource

Question 14

What are the interactions of primary industry?

Answer 14

Farming at Bimbadeen Farm on Phillip Island by the Davie family, they have 200 Angus cattle and 1000 isa brown hens.

Question 15

When was cattle introduced at bimbadeen farm?

Answer 15

1968

Question 16

What are the impacts of primary industry?

Answer 16

Soil erosion due to hard hoofed animals, this leads to increased salinity

Question 17

What influences does technology have?

Answer 17

-alienation, makes it easier and safer

Question 18

What is the perception during alienation caused by technology?

Answer 18

-separation from the outdoors reunite in people feeling uncomfortable in nature

Question 19

What are the interactions during alienation caused by technology?

Answer 19

There is less participation, therefore mood indoor activity undertaken

Question 20

What are the impacts of alienation caused by technology?

Answer 20

Increased urbanisation, less enviro. impact as people aren’t interacting with the enviro

Question 21

What are the perceptions by making participation easier in outdoor activities due to technology?

Answer 21

Can increase attractiveness for participation, decrease wilderness experience aswell as thrill

Question 22

What are the interactions caused by making participation easier due to technology?

Answer 22

More participation and greater range of activities

Question 23

What is the impacts of making activities easier due to technology?

Answer 23

Increased participation has negative impacts on enviro

Question 24

What are the perceptions of making activity safer due to technology?

Answer 24

Safe place for participation, sense of security

Question 25

What are the interactions of increased safety due to technology?

Answer 25

- more participation due to: - more facilities - wider weather conditions - less skilled people able to participate

Question 26

What are the impacts of making activity safer due to technology?

Answer 26

Increased number of people will put stress on specific enviros

Question 27

What are examples of deskilling?

Answer 27

Map reading/ gps

Question 28

What do commercial activities refer to?

Answer 28

Any activities that take place within the outdoors which has the purpose of generating money and income

Question 29

What are two negative influences caused by commercialism?

Answer 29

Using the enviro as a resource, commodity

Question 30

What are different types of media?

Answer 30

Art, music, tv/documentary

Question 31

How does the media often cause the enviro to be viewed as?

Answer 31

Playground, gymnasium, adversary

Question 32

What is adversary?

Answer 32

Something to be afraid of

Question 33

What are two positives of media?

Answer 33

Education, enviro as a playground

Question 34

What are two negatives of the media?

Answer 34

Creates fear, enviro as a resource

Question 35

What are examples of tv shows or documentaries?

Answer 35

Body hack, bear grills, planet earth

Question 36

How does body hack influence people?

Answer 36

Can encourage involvement but also creates fear (gym/playground/adversary)

Question 37

How does planet earth influence people?

Answer 37

Educates and displays beauty

Question 38

What is an example of music that influences?

Answer 38

Big Yellow Taxi by Counting Crows

Question 39

What is an example of art that displays enviro changes?

Answer 39

Fredrick mchubbins painting displays the affects of development on the enviro

Question 40

What are the perception of commercialisation?

Answer 40

Commodity-provide a service to those who can pay | Education- protecting and preserving

Question 41

What are interactions of commercialisation?

Answer 41

- Island surf school- exclusive rights to specific beaches, may choose not to follow codes of conduct and minimal impact - might see increases participation- teach minimal impact etc.

Question 42

What are the impacts of commercialisation?

Answer 42

- extra pressure on specific enviros. Such as smiths bead | - education promotes appropriate behaviour in the future