Sac 5 revision

Question 1

individual importance

Answer 1

ARPI (aesthetic value, recreation and adventure, physical and emotional well-being, intrinsic value)

Question 2

aesthetic value

Answer 2

is a judgement of value based on the appearance of an object and the emotional responses it causes. Artists such as Fredrick McCubbin ( The pioneer) All these people have used their experiences in outdoor environments to produce works that have affected our lives in some way.

Question 3

recreation and adventure

Answer 3

○ Phillip Island is a healthy outdoor environment that provides opportunities for many different types of recreation from passive (painting, bird watching) to active and challenging (surfing, bushwalking, sea kayaking).
○ These environments provide opportunities for individuals to escape the pressures of everyday life.
○ Individuals need healthy outdoor environments as a place to undertake challenging activities and achieve goals through positive risk-taking behaviours.
○ Social activities such as picnics, camping, bushwalking and skiing all contribute to individual development and rely on healthy outdoor environments for their sustainability. A flow on effect to society of these activities is the creation of employment in a number of industries.

Question 4

physical and emotional wellbeing

Answer 4

studies have shown that
exercising in natural settings is more
effective than in a gym

‘Healthy Parks, healthy people’ - Parks VIC commissioned Deakin University to research the human health benefits of contact with
nature. The findings showed that access to nature, plays a vital role in human health, wellbeing and development.

Question 5

intrinsic value

Answer 5

healthy environments exist of their own accord and are important to
society for these intrinsic values. The creation of
National Parks and World Heritage listing of
specific areas acknowledges this.

The intrinsic values recognise that it is important
for outdoor environments to exist for future
generations and for the benefit of the flora and
fauna that make up these areas.

Intrinsic value of an outdoor environment means
that it is valued for what it is rather than what it can
provide.

Question 6

societal importance

Answer 6

BEEFS (biodiversity, education, economic value, food and future medicinal sources, scientific research)

Question 7

biodiversity

Question 7

education

Question 8

economic value

Question 9

scientific research

Question 9

food and future medicinal sources

Question 10

importance in society

Question 11

net zero

Question 12

climate change

Question 13

local goals for cc

Question 14

national goals for cc

Question 15

international goals for cc

Question 16

United Nations Climate Change
Conferences (COP)

Question 17

United Nations Sustainable
Development Goals