How are biomes being protected and preserved?

In this lesson, we are going to be learning about conservation, both in relation to plants (flora) and animals (fauna). We will look specifically at conservation of forests and conservation of corn buntings, a bird that lives in the United Kingdom. We will end the lesson by considering what you can do to support conservation in your local area.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.The greenhouse effect is when...

liquid stops heat escaping from the atmosphere, keeping the Earth’s surface warm. gases stop heat escaping from the atmosphere, keeping the Earth’s surface warm. gases stop heat escaping from greenhouses, keeping the Earth’s surface warm. gases stop heat escaping from the surface, keeping the Earth’s surface warm.

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Q2.Climate change is...

a change in the temperature across the globe. a change in global or regional climate patterns. a change in the temperature in a single area. a change in the weather.

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Q3.Link the rainforest biome to the way you think it is being damaged by human activity.

The burning of fossil fuels causes the earth’s temperature to rise and therefore melts the ice. Logging and deforestation cause huge amounts of damage to this vulnerable biome. Humans live in this biome and cut down lots of trees in order to build homes. The clearing of vegetation, as well as using the land to farm cattle damages the soil and turns it into a desert. Driving off-road cars kills off vegetation, which in turn affects the animals.

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Q4.Link the Savanna biome to the way you think it is being damaged by human activity.

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Q5.Link the tundra biome to the way you think it is being damaged by human activity.

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Q6.Link the desert biome to the way you think it is being damaged by human activity.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.The greenhouse effect is when...

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Q2.Climate change is...

a change in the temperature across the globe. a change in global or regional climate patterns. a change in the temperature in a single area. a change in the weather.

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Q3.Link the rainforest biome to the way you think it is being damaged by human activity.

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Q4.Link the Savanna biome to the way you think it is being damaged by human activity.

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Q5.Link the tundra biome to the way you think it is being damaged by human activity.

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Q6.Link the desert biome to the way you think it is being damaged by human activity.

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How are biomes being protected and preserved?

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Q1.What is conservation? (Tick 2 boxes)

Protection of species from extinction and maintaining and restoring their habitats. Restoration of animal life within biomes. Protection of humans from the biomes they live in. Restoration of plant life within biomes.

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Q2.How many acres of forest are lost to deforestation annually across the globe?

1.87 million acres 8.7 million acres 17.8 million acres 18.7 million acres

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Q3.Which three biomes are most at risk from deforestation? (Tick 3 boxes)

Select three (3) boxes

Tundra Taiga Temperate deciduous forest Coniferous forest (Taiga) Grasslands (savanna) Tropical Rainforest Desert

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How are biomes being protected and preserved?

Well done for your hard work this lesson. This quick quiz will show you how much you've learned.

Q1.What is conservation? (Tick 2 boxes)

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Q2.How many acres of forest are lost to deforestation annually across the globe?

1.87 million acres 8.7 million acres 17.8 million acres 18.7 million acres

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Q3.Which three biomes are most at risk from deforestation? (Tick 3 boxes)

Select three (3) boxes

Tundra Taiga Temperate deciduous forest Coniferous forest (Taiga) Grasslands (savanna) Tropical Rainforest Desert

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How are biomes being protected and preserved?

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How are biomes being protected and preserved?

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