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Having made it through the bushfires, many native flora and fauna species face a new challenge to their recovery and survival: feral brumby populations. The horses have long disrupted the native climate in Kosciuszko National Park, and their behaviours are even more damaging to species by bushfires.
However, the horses aren’t considered quite as clear cut a pest as other invasive species. Their history within the region, and ties to Australian literature and war efforts, make calls for their culling a highly divisive issue.
This lesson will challenge students to take real social action: researching and critically evaluating both sides of the argument and the persuasive efforts of passionate writers, before putting their own thoughts and strategies to work in a written piece designed to inform and sway readers towards making change.
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