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Protecting Global Biodiversity - Enhanced
Adaptations To Habitat - Before your Zoo visit
Endangered species - Before your Zoo visit
Introduction to Protecting Global Biodiversity
Introduction to Backyard Conservation
Zoo Careers - Enhanced
Wild Wednesday webinars
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Protecting Global Biodiversity - Enhanced
This module helps learners understand more about issues affecting biodiversity around the world and actions they can take to help reduce the problems. The topics cover a range of global biodiversity issues that affect endangered species. This module provides information applicable to anywhere in the world, but has a particular focus on Aotearoa New Zealand.Enhanced module featuresBy enrolling on this enhanced module you receive access to the following features: Interactive discussion forum Live Q&A webinars throughout the year Certificate of achievementAdditionally, as with all modules in which you enrol (free and paid modules), you can mark your own progress with completion tracking, link to other modules, record your own module notes alongside specific activities, and complete all the built-in activities.We hope you'll enjoy learning with us and looking forward to hearing from you during the module.Note: Enhanced module enrolments are valid for 12 months from the date of registration.
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Adaptations To Habitat - Before your Zoo visit
This learning module focuses on the key terms 'habitat' and 'adaptation', provides examples of adaptations, and matching them to habitats. The activities prepare students for the 'Adaptations to Habitat' education session at Auckland Zoo. Curriculum linksScience – Living WorldEvolution L1-2: Recognise that there are lots of different living things in the world and that they can be grouped in different ways. Evolution L3: Begin to group plants, animals and other living things into science based classifications. Life Processes L1-2: Recognise that all living things have certain requirements so they can stay alive. Life Processes L3: Recognise that there are life processes common to all living things and that these occur in different ways. Science - Nature of ScienceUnderstanding about Science, Investigating in Science, Communicating in Science.
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Endangered species - Before your Zoo visit
This module explores examples of endangered species around the world and introduces terminology related to the threats. This learning module contains a range of activities preparing students for the 'Endangered species' education session at Auckland Zoo.
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Introduction to Protecting Global Biodiversity
This module helps learners understand more about issues affecting biodiversity around the world and actions they can take to help reduce the problems. The topics cover a range of global biodiversity issues that affect endangered species. This module provides information applicable to anywhere in the world, but has a particular focus on Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Introduction to Backyard Conservation
This module helps learners understand more about local conservation issues and actions that they can take to help. We use 'backyard conservation' in this module to mean any actions you can take at home or in your local area that can benefit native wildlife and wild places. This module provides information applicable to anywhere in the world, but has a particular focus on Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Zoo Careers - Enhanced
Using Auckland Zoo as an example, you will explore some different career options in conservation and have some time to analyse your current background and skillset. Whether you are thinking about changing careers or just interested in learning more about Zoo careers, this module is a great chance for reflecting and expanding on your understanding of what roles are out there that might be right for you!
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Wild Wednesday webinars
What: A bimonthly webinar exploring different themes and showcasing a variety of animals from Auckland Zoo and across Aotearoa New Zealand.When: The first Wednesday of every second month at 2pm (starting February).Where: Online via Zoom – it’s free to sign up.Who: For ECE and primary school level tamariki – and all the young at heart! Presented by our multi-talented Conservation Learning Team at Auckland Zoo.