key knowledge Flashcards

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define code of conduct

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a code of conduct is a simple set of rules ninth way we must act when in the outdoors
they are associated with promoting safe and enjoyable participation for people engaging in various outdoor pursuits

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why does urbanisation impact natural environments

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urbanisation means that natural environments are impacted /suffer due to the need of extra land for the construction of houses, and industry

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urbanisation define and example

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refers to the development and physical growth of towns and cities
edithvale wetlands community education centre

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positive of urbanisation referring to example

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recognition of parks and reserves
provides community education on bird and native species, environments and protection strategies
importance

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5
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neg impacts of urbanisation example

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land clearing 
removal of habitats and ecosystems 
decrease biodiversity levels 
disruption of ecosystem 
erosion of creeks and water courses 
water pollution from litter, soap petrol etc.....
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urban sprawl

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encroaching on and destroying natural environments

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what is a direct impact

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are those caused by the action and occur at the same time and place, usually observable

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what is an indirect impact

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are those that are caused by the action but not immediately. the happen before an event or later in time but are still reasonably foreseeable

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snowmaking machine indirect

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snowmaking machines are large and costly, manufacturing can alter ecosystems / landscapes
2. snow making occurs when water levels re low meaning water needs to be transported up the mountain. transportation uses energy burning fuel which pollutes the environment

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snow making machine direct

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depletion of water sources in order to make fake snow. negative impacts flora and fauna which rely heavily on the water source
2. snow season is extended which places extra strain on the environment leaving it little time to regenerate

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conservation

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is the preservation protection and management or restoration of the natural environment e.g. controlled burns, establishment of parks / reserves etc

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recreation

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is any activity for enjoyment, amusement or pleasure. can be undertaken as a nature or adventure based activity

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tfn

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trust for nature is a non profit organisation that works with private land owners. it has the objective of reducing environmental impacts through adopting policies, setting targets and developing environmental management startergies to achieve specific goals

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how does tfn work

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private land owners work with ten to put a permanent, legally binding agreement on a property to ensure that the native vegetation on the property is protected forever.
the agreement is voluntary and negotiated between ten and the land owner

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15
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recreation (where and activity )

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Surfing at squeaky beach in Wilsons prom
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mount arapiles the pinnacle

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16
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Recreation pos

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education
aesthetic values (beauty/ appreciation of nature)
fun/adventure

17
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recreation neg

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sand dune erosion
damage to primary sand dune flora species -kavealla
neg impacts on hooded plover nesting sites

18
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conservation (where and activity)

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lily pilly gully in Wilsons proms

Boardwalks

19
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pos impact of conservation

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reducing impact on the environment (people won’t be walking all over native species)
recognition and importance of protecting areas
education
reduces erosion

20
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neg impacts conservation

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have to remove some the existing environment to make way for the construction of the board walk
overuse of area –> increased damage
building permanent structures

21
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major threats of urbanisation

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land degradation
extinction of species
habitat loss
population increase