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Outdoor & Environmental Studies
Unit 3
Relationships with
Outdoor Environment’s
Outdoor & Environmental Studies
Unit 3
Relationships with
Outdoor Environment’s
Historical Relationships with Outdoor Environments

* Outdoor & Environmental Studies * Revise Step-Up Week * Australia before humans * No Buildings * Forest Land * No Global Warming * No waste from human consumption

* Biological Isolation * Limited transfer from animals and plants from countries/land mass * Gondwana breaking up

* Geological Stability * Earthquake * Plates * Australia’s geological stability is good * New Zealand is unstable. Due to they are sitting on an unstable plate.

* Climate Variations * Weather/Climate * Effect flora & Fauna * Australia vs. Africa

* Compare Australia’s climate to Japan * Australia is very Humid compared to Japan * Japan’s summer is very hot. * Japan is very built up. With many buildings in most areas of Japan * Australia is very open

* Indigenous Relationships with the land * Respect of the land * Living with the land * Spiritual connection with the land

* Before European settlement * Aboriginal land use & it’s impact * Nomads  followed seasonal foods * Impact Rest Areas * Fire Stick Farming – Burning Small areas * Revitalizes areas

* Changes after European Settlement * Introduced Species * Foxes * Rabbits * Kane Toads * Urbanization * Culture of Aboriginals thinned * Different Cultures * Technology * Climate Control * Pollution

* Aboriginal Culture * The Dreaming Aboriginal version of the bible * Wall Painting – Documents  Connection to the dreaming

* Changes over time * 1992 – Mabo  Aboriginals were recognized as traditional land owners * Aboriginal people as consultants & experts * Greater acceptance into society

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