Pupils could:
- visit a range of habitats,
eg nature reserves, bird sanctuaries, national parks
- visit libraries or museums to find out more about the animal and plant communities living in different habitats, and their adaptations, and about issues related to the environment
- watch wildlife videos and television programmes about a range of very different habitats
- take part in environmental awareness or improvement projects
- use internet sites,
eg www.ase.org.uk/envlnk.html that offer opportunities to find out about ecological relationships, biodiversity and environmental issues
- read newspaper articles, magazine articles and books about habitats, including those that are under threat or where protection schemes have resulted in species re-establishing themselves
- read fiction with an emphasis on the natural environment,
eg Watership Down
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