UNESCO NATURAL HERITAGE SITES IN DANGER
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WORLD HERITAGE LIST
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End-of-course project
Campaign Title: "Protecting Our Natural Treasures"Main Objective: To raise awareness about the importance of preserving and protecting the environment and natural resources.
KEY MESSAGES
1. "Caring for the environment is everyone's responsibility." 2. "Our natural environment is a treasure that we must protect." 3. "Small actions can make a difference in the conservation of the environment." 4. "Together we can create a more sustainable future for generations to come."
TEN NATURAL HERITAGE SITES IN DANGER
These iconic sites are just a few of many that are at risk around the world and require urgent action for their protection and preservation.
Project structure:
The aim of this project work in groups or pairs is to develop an awareness-raising campaign about a natural World Heritage site in danger due to climate change or other factors. This will involve gathering information about the different endangered sites, using classroom media to find the information and designing strategies to promote the protection of these sites.
Index
1. Introduction and explanation of the natural heritage at risk
4 virtual tour
2. IMAGES OF THE NATURAL WORLD HERITAGE SITES
5 what experts and scientists say
6 COMMITMENT AND ACTIONS
3 consequences of climate change on this site
1. Introduction and explanation of the natural heritage at risk EXAMPLE
"The Great Barrier Reef" Located off the coast of Queensland, Australia, is a natural monument of epic proportions. It is the largest coral reef in the world, stretching for more than 2,300 kilometres and covering approximately 344,400 square kilometres of area. This unique underwater ecosystem is home to an extraordinary diversity of marine life, including thousands of species of fish, corals, invertebrates and other aquatic life.
2 IMAGE OF THE NATURAL WORLD SITE
3. Review of the consequences of climate change on this resource
Natural Heritage at Risk Explanation: Unfortunately, the Great Barrier Reef faces numerous threats that place it at risk of extinction. Among the main causes for concern are:
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Natural Heritage at Risk Explanation:
1. Coral Bleaching: Rising water temperatures due to climate change cause coral bleaching. During these events, corals expel symbiotic algae, resulting in weakening. Severe bleaching can lead to massive coral death. 2. Ocean Acidification: Increased CO2 absorption by oceans leads to acidification. This negatily affects coral growth and survival. 3 Extreme Weather Events: Climate change intensifies tropical cyclones, cau6ing direct damage to coral reefs. 4. Sea Level Rise: Melting glaciers contribute to rising sea levels, impacting coastal coral reefs. 5.Precipitation Pattern Changes: Altered precipitation affects seawater salinity near reefs, impacting coral health and associated communities.
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6. Climate change: Rising water temperatures are causing episodes of coral bleaching, a phenomenon in which corals expel the symbiotic algae that provide them with nutrients and colour, leaving them pale and vulnerable to disease and death. 7. Ocean acidification: The oceans' absorption of carbon dioxide is causing water acidification, making it difficult for corals and other calcareous marine organisms to build and maintain their structures. 8. Pollution: Coastal pollution, including agricultural runoff, sewage discharge, and dumping of plastic, chemical and other wastes, is affecting water quality and the health of corals and other marine organisms. 9. Coastal Development: Human development on the coast 10. Unsustainable Fishing: Overfishing and destructive fishing
World's major current and potential environmental problems
4 virtual tour
Virtual Tour Slogan: "Immerse yourself in the Beauty and Wonder of the Great Barrier Reef from Home!"
TOUR ITINERARY
Introduction to the Great Barrier Reef: Brief introduction to the location, size and biodiversity of the Great Barrier Reef. Presentation of the ecological and cultural importance of this marine ecosystem.
Virtual Underwater Journey: Virtual diving experience at some of the highlights of the Great Barrier Reef. Observation of the variety of corals, tropical fish, sea turtles and other species that inhabit the reef.
YouTube Documentaries and Educational Videos: YouTube offers a wide selection of documentaries and educational videos about the Great Barrier Reef, ranging from short informational videos to full-length documentaries produced by organisations such as National Geographic and BBC Earth. Link: Simply search for "Great Barrier Reef" on YouTube to find a variety of resources.
5 what experts and scientists say
6. Commitment and Action:
Final session on the importance of personal commitment and individual actions to protect the Great Barrier Reef. Suggestions on how to support marine conservation from home and how to spread awareness about this vital ecosystem.
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UNESCO NATURAL HERITAGE SITES IN DANGER
start
WORLD HERITAGE LIST
start
End-of-course project
Campaign Title: "Protecting Our Natural Treasures"Main Objective: To raise awareness about the importance of preserving and protecting the environment and natural resources.
KEY MESSAGES
1. "Caring for the environment is everyone's responsibility." 2. "Our natural environment is a treasure that we must protect." 3. "Small actions can make a difference in the conservation of the environment." 4. "Together we can create a more sustainable future for generations to come."
TEN NATURAL HERITAGE SITES IN DANGER
These iconic sites are just a few of many that are at risk around the world and require urgent action for their protection and preservation.
Project structure:
The aim of this project work in groups or pairs is to develop an awareness-raising campaign about a natural World Heritage site in danger due to climate change or other factors. This will involve gathering information about the different endangered sites, using classroom media to find the information and designing strategies to promote the protection of these sites.
Index
1. Introduction and explanation of the natural heritage at risk
4 virtual tour
2. IMAGES OF THE NATURAL WORLD HERITAGE SITES
5 what experts and scientists say
6 COMMITMENT AND ACTIONS
3 consequences of climate change on this site
1. Introduction and explanation of the natural heritage at risk EXAMPLE
"The Great Barrier Reef" Located off the coast of Queensland, Australia, is a natural monument of epic proportions. It is the largest coral reef in the world, stretching for more than 2,300 kilometres and covering approximately 344,400 square kilometres of area. This unique underwater ecosystem is home to an extraordinary diversity of marine life, including thousands of species of fish, corals, invertebrates and other aquatic life.
2 IMAGE OF THE NATURAL WORLD SITE
3. Review of the consequences of climate change on this resource
Natural Heritage at Risk Explanation: Unfortunately, the Great Barrier Reef faces numerous threats that place it at risk of extinction. Among the main causes for concern are:
Next
Natural Heritage at Risk Explanation:
1. Coral Bleaching: Rising water temperatures due to climate change cause coral bleaching. During these events, corals expel symbiotic algae, resulting in weakening. Severe bleaching can lead to massive coral death. 2. Ocean Acidification: Increased CO2 absorption by oceans leads to acidification. This negatily affects coral growth and survival. 3 Extreme Weather Events: Climate change intensifies tropical cyclones, cau6ing direct damage to coral reefs. 4. Sea Level Rise: Melting glaciers contribute to rising sea levels, impacting coastal coral reefs. 5.Precipitation Pattern Changes: Altered precipitation affects seawater salinity near reefs, impacting coral health and associated communities.
Text button
6. Climate change: Rising water temperatures are causing episodes of coral bleaching, a phenomenon in which corals expel the symbiotic algae that provide them with nutrients and colour, leaving them pale and vulnerable to disease and death. 7. Ocean acidification: The oceans' absorption of carbon dioxide is causing water acidification, making it difficult for corals and other calcareous marine organisms to build and maintain their structures. 8. Pollution: Coastal pollution, including agricultural runoff, sewage discharge, and dumping of plastic, chemical and other wastes, is affecting water quality and the health of corals and other marine organisms. 9. Coastal Development: Human development on the coast 10. Unsustainable Fishing: Overfishing and destructive fishing
World's major current and potential environmental problems
4 virtual tour
Virtual Tour Slogan: "Immerse yourself in the Beauty and Wonder of the Great Barrier Reef from Home!"
TOUR ITINERARY
Introduction to the Great Barrier Reef: Brief introduction to the location, size and biodiversity of the Great Barrier Reef. Presentation of the ecological and cultural importance of this marine ecosystem.
Virtual Underwater Journey: Virtual diving experience at some of the highlights of the Great Barrier Reef. Observation of the variety of corals, tropical fish, sea turtles and other species that inhabit the reef.
YouTube Documentaries and Educational Videos: YouTube offers a wide selection of documentaries and educational videos about the Great Barrier Reef, ranging from short informational videos to full-length documentaries produced by organisations such as National Geographic and BBC Earth. Link: Simply search for "Great Barrier Reef" on YouTube to find a variety of resources.
5 what experts and scientists say
6. Commitment and Action:
Final session on the importance of personal commitment and individual actions to protect the Great Barrier Reef. Suggestions on how to support marine conservation from home and how to spread awareness about this vital ecosystem.