Sac 1

Question 1

Mother Nature

Answer 1

Women were the bearers and nurturers of children, and so ecosystems and other living things were seen from this female-specific perspective.

Question 2

Urban/built environments

Answer 2

The term used to refer to any environment that has been significantly modified by humans for example rock climbing etc

Question 3

Wilderness

Answer 3

a wilderness environment is big, remote, untouched or relatively untouched by humans.

Question 4

Protected areas

Answer 4

National parks, state parks, marine parks and heritage areas are some different types of protected areas

Question 5

Motivations

Answer 5

Often described as the driving force or reasoning behind a persons desire to do something

Question 6

Definition of nature

Answer 6

The living things, the ecosystem and the processes that form them, and the places in which we find all of these

Question 7

Positives and negatives of urban/ built environments

Answer 7

Positive: Accessible, minimise risk, controllable
Negative: unnatural, no experience of outdoor, money

Question 8

Importance and benefits of nature

Answer 8

Health: hospital (access to nature, faster healing), mental wellbeing, fitness, physical development
Social: friendships, relationships
Child development: exposure, motor skills, creative

Question 9

What are the six protected areas?

Answer 9

World heritage protected areas, national parks, wilderness parks, marine parks, state parks, and lastly local and metropolitan parks.

Question 10

Motivations for participating in outdoor experiences

Answer 10

1. Competence/mastery: being the first to achieve something
2. Stimulus avoidance: health and well being
3. Socialisation: personal and social development
4. Cognitive reward: learning something new

Question 11

Nature

Answer 11

The living things, the ecosystem and the processes that form them, and the places in which we find all of these