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What environmental conflict started the environmental movements in Australia?
Franklin River
Mountain Grazing
Lake Peddar
Mt Franklin
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Recreation interaction examples:
Mining
Conservation
Sight seeing
Rock climbing
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Societal relationships are expressed through which interactions?
Recreation, Conservation, Primary Industries, Tourism
Conservation, Gymnasium, Primary Industry, Tourism
Conservation, Mining, Tourism, Recreation
Recreation, Conservation, Primary Industry, Adventure
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Indigenous relationships can be described as:
Seeing the land as a gymnasium
Seeing the land as a resource
Having a spiritual connection to the land
Being unsustainable with the land
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First settlers relationships:
Saw the land as a spiritual place
Saw the land as a Cathedral
Saw the land as a blank canvas
Fear, saw the land as a harsh, dry barren place
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Before Lake Peddar was flooded, relationships were:
Environment as a resource for electricity production
Environment as a gymnasium for recreation
Environment as a Cathedral for appreciation
Environment as a resource for Timber Harvesting
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Sustainable development is:
meets without compromising the ability of future g
meets the present without compromising the ability of future development
meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future g
meets present without compromising the ability of future needs
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Commercialisation impacts the environment by:
Too many canoes on the river
Heaps of people in the OE
Loving the environment to death
Overuse of Outdoor Ed
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What are the 2 sides of the climate change debate?
Climate change is real, climate change is real
Climate change is caused by humans, climate change is natural
Climate change is unnatural, Climate change is humans
Climate change is real, climate change is natural
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When did Australia split from Gondwana and become biologically isolated?
200 Mill YO
100 Mill YO
1000
50 Mill YO
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Increasing population in the Grampians:
People came to see Halls Gap
People came to Grampians to rock climb
People came to mine Gold in Stawell
People came to build Bellfield
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Water management debate can be described as:
Water is good, La Nina
Our water, our future
Desalination is the answer, climate change
Environment is a resource to manage, enviro is not a limitless resource
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Why is our outdoor environment so important?
Mountaineering
Exercise
For the gang
•physical and emotional wellbeing
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Conflicts
Canoeing on the murrary
Grazing in the Alpine NP
Murray Darling Basin
Sheep in the Alpine NP
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Technology influences on outdoor experiences can be described as:
Decreased outdoor experiences due to GPS
Increased tech due to outdoor computers
Increasing participation in activities in the OE due to tech
Increasing the amount of computers as it gets easier to be outdoors
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This image shows people's relationships as:
The environment as a Tourist
The environment as a resource
The environment as a Toilet
The environment as a gymnasium
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Conservation interaction examples:
Habitat restoration
Fencing off conservation zones
Tree planting
Eradicating pest species
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Franklin River campaign showed relationships change to:
Environment as fragile and in need of protection
Environment as an endless supply of resources
Environment as a resource
Environment as a Gymnasium
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POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL THREATS
•dryland soil salinity •soil contamination •erosion
•dryland soil salinity •soil contamination •erosion
•dryland soil salinity •soil contamination •erosion
•dryland soil salinity •soil contamination •erosion
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Primary Industry interaction impacts include:
Tokyo drifting
Land drifting
Land degradation
Land salting
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William McLachlan found Gold in Stawell in 1853
False
True
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Tourism perceptions include:
Seeing the environment as a Cathedral
Seeing the environment as a resource
Seeing the environment as an Adversary
Seeing the environment as a gymnasium
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Perceptions during Nation Building
Land as a resource
Land as a Cathedral
Land as a Nation to paint a canvas
Land as a canvas to paint a Nation
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State of environment report themes:
water, soil, air built environment
air water, soil
atmosphere, built environment, heritage, moss
atmosphere, built environment, heritage biodiversity, land, inland water
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An example of Industrialisation in the Grampians region:
Sandstone mining at Heatherlie Quarry
Building the Western Highway
Building Halls Gap
Timber Harvesting at Borough Huts
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Environmental policy of the Greens party:
0 Emissions by 2030
0 emissions by 1950
0 emissions by 2050
0 emissions by 2020
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Methods include:
Direct action
Conservation
Registration
Legislation
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Observable characteristics of a healthy OE:
Low water quality
Air soils water levels
High levels of water, soils
•water, air soil quality and adequacy
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Which teacher has won the most sporting accolades in their lifetime?
Miss Jenna Bywaters
Mr John Wood
Miss Elizabeth Federer Klinge (57 in total)
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First settlers arrived in 1788.
False
True
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Role of the VEAC
Insurance on environments
Conducts conflicts
Gives the government money for research
Conducts research give recommendations
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Environmental political awareness paved way for which Australian political party?
Australian Labor Party
Nationals
Liberal Party
Australian Greens Party
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Sustainability is:
Without compromising the ability of future generations
the ongoing capacity of Earth to maintain all development
the ongoing capacity of Earth to maintain all life
Meeting the needs of the present
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Society responds to risk taking in the environment by which process?
Media, Public response, investigation, legal proceedings, regulations
Media, investigation, legal proceedings, regulations
Media, Public response, legal proceedings, regulations
Media, Public response, investigation, legal proceedings
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Indigenous Relationships after the arrival of Europeans:
Seeing the land as a gymnasium
Having a spiritual connection to the land
Seeing the land as a resource
Seeing the land as a Terra Nullius
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When did the Indigenous people arrive in Aus?
20 thousand yo
10 thousand yo
40 thousand yo
50 to 60 thousand yo
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Paul Kelly "one night the moon" (this land is mine) depicts relationships with the environment as:
Indig connection to the land as custodians and Euro ownership of it
Europeans get lost way too easy
Europeans have a connection to the land
Indigenous see the land as theirs and want to own it
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The song "big yellow taxi" portrays relationships with the environment as:
Connected as seeing the environment as a Cathedral
Disconnected and seeing the environment as taxi
Disconnected and seeing the environment as a resource
Connected and seeing the environment as a parking lot
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The Wilderness Societies foundation was:
The MCAV
The Southwest Action Committee
The Tasmanian Southwest
The VNPA
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What are the climatic events that are caused by the oscillating Southern ocean currents?
El Chappa La Nino
El Nino, La Nina
El Nina, La Nino
Ne Elino Na Lina
