ecosystems damaged by change on the hot tropical biome, to include coral reefs human activity? (Australia) and mangroves (Maldives). Overview of impact of climate change on global patterns of these biomes. 2.1.4 What are the How processes within the ecosystem have been predicted impacts of affected. climate change on coastal landscapes and communities? 2.4.3 What are the Consequences of climate change on wildlife and 2 consequences of climate habitats of coral reefs and mangroves. change? 2 Consequences of climate change on tourism and 2.1.4 What are the tourist destinations linked to coral reefs. Link to predicted impacts of coastal communities in Bahamas and Maldives. climate change on coastal landscapes and communities? 2.1.4 What are the Sea levels rising and an increase of storm frequency, 2 predicted impacts of and the challenges of its management. climate change on coastal Detailed examples from Egypt, Australia and Maldives. landscapes and communities? 2.4.4 How and why do Explore different values and attitudes to climate 1 attitudes to climate change on a global scale. change vary? 2.4.5 What role can Different ways in which reducing the risk of climate 2 individuals and change can be addressed at an individual, local, government in the UK national and international level. play in reducing the risk of Opportunities for school-based enquiry and data climate change? analysis. Total 14 Topic 6 Water management – Enquiry questions Possible learning activities Hours 3.3.1 Why does supply Trends in global supply and demand for water and 4 and demand for water reasons for changes. Water footprints and water vary over time and space? security. 3.3.2 What happens when Impact of over-extraction and unsustainable use of demand for water water on people, the economy and environment.
ecosystems damaged by human activity? 2.1.4 What are the predicted impacts of climate change on coastal landscapes and communities? change on the hot tropical biome, to include coral reefs (Australia) and mangroves (Maldives). Overview of impact of climate change on global patterns of these biomes. How processes within the ecosystem have been affected. 2.4.3 What are the consequences of climate change? 2.1.4 What are the predicted impacts of climate change on coastal landscapes and communities? Consequences of climate change on wildlife and habitats of coral reefs and mangroves. Consequences of climate change on tourism and tourist destinations linked to coral reefs. Link to coastal communities in Bahamas and Maldives. 2 2 2.1.4 What are the predicted impacts of climate change on coastal landscapes and communities? Sea levels rising and an increase of storm frequency, and the challenges of its management. Detailed examples from Egypt, Australia and Maldives. 2 2.4.4 How and why do attitudes to climate change vary? Explore different values and attitudes to climate change on a global scale. 1 2.4.5 What role can individuals and government in the UK play in reducing the risk of climate change? Different ways in which reducing the risk of climate change can be addressed at an individual, local, national and international level. Opportunities for school-based enquiry and data analysis. 2 Total 14 Topic 6 – Water management Enquiry questions Possible learning activities Hours 3.3.1 Why does supply and demand for water vary over time and space? 3.3.2 What happens when demand for water Trends in global supply and demand for water and reasons for changes. Water footprints and water security. Impact of over-extraction and unsustainable use of water on people, the economy and environment. 4
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