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Task 1: Fill out the definition of BOLTSS

Definition
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Task 2: Identify which of the BOLTSS are present on this map and which are not

This map shows:

This map does not show:

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Task 3: Fill in two examples location of each of the following landscapes

Types of landscape

LANDSCAPE EXAMPLE

MOUNTAIN
LANDSCAPES

GRASSLAND
LANDSCAPES

ACQUATIC
LANDSCAPES

DESERT
LANDSCAPES

POLAR REGION
LANDSCAPES

ISLAND
LANDSCAPES

RAINFOREST
LANDSCAPES

KARST LANDSCAPES

BUILT LANDSCAPES

Task 4: Read the following website about the Great Barrier Reef marine conservation (which is an
aquatic landscape) and answer the following questions:

https://www.marineconservation.org.au/great-barrier-reef-marine-park/

What is the Great Barrier Reef?

How much of the world’s coral reef does the Great Barrier Reef represent?

Is the Great Barrier Reef an example of a freshwater or marine aquatic landscape?

What are examples of the biodiversity found in the Great Barrier Reefs?

The reef supports a $_______________ tourism industry and supports _________ jobs.
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Task 5: Fill in the name of each layer of the rainforest and explain some of its features below
(if you need more room to type make the text boxes bigger)

Task 6: Types of

rainforests

What is unique about the rainforests in Queensland, Australia?

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Features:

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Identify three ways humans use the resources of the rainforest.

Explain the connection between rainforests and the climate.

Explain why the rainforests are called ‘the lungs of the rainforest’.

Explain how the Australian or Amazonian rainforest has been changed by deforestation, why it has
changed, and who / what it has impacted and how.

What are two types of logging? Explain the difference between each.

Define interconnection.

What is the interconnection between rainforests and communities, rainforests and the
environment and rainforests and plants.