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Resources available online:

Young Scientists

Activities to engage students and school communities in real science and sustainable agriculture activities to build skills and knowledge.
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Turning Grain into Gold

Activities comparing different foods and grains, following their growth from seed through to final product.
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Chemical Safety Booklet

Activities to raise awareness of the risks associated with chemical use.
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Biodiversity Up Close

An audit tool for measuring biodiversity in the school ground and bushland areas.
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Resources available on CD from LandLearn:

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Water and Food: futures thinking

This resource contains the following publications:

»  Water and Food: futures thinking

»  Water use and management in Shepparton Irrigation Region – fieldwork

»  Teaching Resources

LandLearning

Containing the following resource booklets:

»  Biodiversity in Balance

»  Fact and Fiction 2

»  Fruit Fly Frenzy

»  Learning in the Garden

LandLearn Resource Booklets
This CD contains the following resource booklets:
» Wet & Wild
» Soils Ain't Dirt
» Wonderful Wiggly Worms
» Plant Power
» Grow and Gobble
» Planning for Sustainable Land Use
» Biodiversity & Agriculture
» Environmental Education from Fact and Fiction
» AgriMaths - relating Maths to our food & fibre
» Bush Foods & Biodiversity
» Biodiversity in Bushland, Agriculture & Community Landscapes

Super Seeds!
Super Seeds is a teaching and learning resource that is mapped to the Victorian Essential Learning Standards. This LandLearn resource contains activities based on Cereals, Pulses and Oilseeds.

 

 

 

Keep It Clean ~ a journey through the Yea catchment

Investigating water quality issues that have developed as a result of the range of human activities in the Yea catchment, and the action that the different user groups are taking to reduce their impact on the river.  The fieldtrip draws on data collected by Waterwatch monitoring over a number of years.

 

 

 

Salinity in an Urban Landscape ~ Fieldwork in Braeside Park

Designed to give students the opportunity to explore salinity first hand and to learn more about salinity issues in an urban location.  The journey looks at the causes, impacts and management of salinity in an urban environment.

 

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For more information please contact the LandLearn Team: landlearn.program@dpi.vic.gov.au - Ph. (03) 5482 0453
This document was reviewed 1 July, 2010