Three traditional environmental management techniques by indigenous Australians includes

Firestick farming, sanctuary zones, Fish traps

Firestick farming was primarily used for what

Regulate animals & rejuvenation of crops

The relationships the first nation people had with the environment included what

relying on the environment for survival

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1
Modern day fire management is conducted to...
Maintain biodiversity
A and B
mitigate the severity of bushfires
B only
2
Which of the following is not an example of an Environmental interpretation activity
Constellation identification
Flora and Fauna identification
Team games
Guided walks
3
Three traditional environmental management techniques by indigenous Australians includes
Firestick farming, sanctuary zones, Fish traps
Farming, Sanctuary zones, Fish traps
Firestick farming, sanctuary zones, fishing restrictions
Firestick farming, National parks, Fish traps
4
Sediment management is an example of what
Soil irrigation technique used by indigenous australians
An early settler technique
A & B
A NRM program
5
The NRM stands for...
National Resource Management
National Resource Maintaining
National Reservoir Maintenance
Nation Resource Maintenance
6
Which of the following is not an area of focus for the NRM
cultural heritage
water
Biodiversity
Flora/Fauna identification
7
Firestick farming was primarily used for what
A and C
Regulate animals & rejuvenation of crops
Manage their cultural heritage
Reduce the amounts of bushfires
8
An example of exploitation of natural resources by the early settlers is
Transferring land from government to private owners
Seal and whale hunting
Large holes in fishing nets
Increased knowledge of the Australian climate and soils
9
Which is an example of strategies used to provide effective learning experience in EI activity
Used analogy to emphasise message
Conducted the activity in an outdoor environment
All of the above
Made the activity relevant
10
Who is mainly involved in the NRM
Small businesses
Communities
A & D
Corporate companies
11
Greater awareness of the environment and the impact of humans is a feature of what.
National resource management
Early settlers
Environmental Interperetation
First nation people
12
The relationships the first nation people had with the environment included what
taming/colonising wild land
exploitation of land
relying on the environment for survival
controlled burns

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Yr 12 ATAR OED Environment

12 termsStudBud Administration84 plays

Outdoor Education

Flashcards12 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 12

Answers

1
Modern day fire management is conducted to...
Maintain biodiversity
A and B
mitigate the severity of bushfires
B only
2
Which of the following is not an example of an Environmental interpretation activity
Constellation identification
Flora and Fauna identification
Team games
Guided walks
3
Three traditional environmental management techniques by indigenous Australians includes
Firestick farming, sanctuary zones, Fish traps
Farming, Sanctuary zones, Fish traps
Firestick farming, sanctuary zones, fishing restrictions
Firestick farming, National parks, Fish traps
4
Sediment management is an example of what
Soil irrigation technique used by indigenous australians
An early settler technique
A & B
A NRM program
5
The NRM stands for...
National Resource Management
National Resource Maintaining
National Reservoir Maintenance
Nation Resource Maintenance
6
Which of the following is not an area of focus for the NRM
cultural heritage
water
Biodiversity
Flora/Fauna identification
7
Firestick farming was primarily used for what
A and C
Regulate animals & rejuvenation of crops
Manage their cultural heritage
Reduce the amounts of bushfires
8
An example of exploitation of natural resources by the early settlers is
Transferring land from government to private owners
Seal and whale hunting
Large holes in fishing nets
Increased knowledge of the Australian climate and soils
9
Which is an example of strategies used to provide effective learning experience in EI activity
Used analogy to emphasise message
Conducted the activity in an outdoor environment
All of the above
Made the activity relevant
10
Who is mainly involved in the NRM
Small businesses
Communities
A & D
Corporate companies
11
Greater awareness of the environment and the impact of humans is a feature of what.
National resource management
Early settlers
Environmental Interperetation
First nation people
12
The relationships the first nation people had with the environment included what
taming/colonising wild land
exploitation of land
relying on the environment for survival
controlled burns