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Resilient Australia - How Can I Help as a Citizen Scientist?

Lesson16 of 18 in this unit

PrimaryYear 6ScienceEnvironmentalDisaster resilienceEconomicDesign ThinkingIndustry, Innovation and Infrastructure

Lesson Summary

Students will find ways they can make practical contributions to the environment as citizen scientists.

Learning intentions

Students will:

contribute to a citizen science program.

Success criteria

Students can:

evaluate the benefits and challenges of a citizen science program
explain an existing citizen science program
communicate with an audience to encourage participation with a citizen science program.

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