Unit 3: Outcome 3

Question 1

Types of interaction

Answer 1

Recreation, conservation, primary industries and tourism

Question 2

Recreation definition

Answer 2

Pastimes that are a diversion from day to day routines. Time spent away from work, in activities, outdoors

Question 3

Recreation Phillip island eg

Answer 3

Rock climbing
Available at cape woolamai on the coastline, boarding the national park.
45 minutes from the car park but allows climbers to climb rock formations on the beach

Question 4

Recreation Phillip island perceptions

Answer 4

The environment is seen as a playground and gymnasium because people can challenge themselves

Question 5

Recreation Phillip island interactions

Answer 5

Positive because people are participating and interacting with the environments

Question 6

Recreation Phillip island impacts

Answer 6

Positive because people tend to care for the environment.

Negative because pink granite sea cliffs also erode along the coast due to heavy use

Question 7

Recreation Phillip island portrayal

Answer 7

Seen as a playground because it provides a scope for activities.
Seen as a gymnasium because it can provide a collection of challenges

Question 8

Conservation definition

Answer 8

The protection and enhancement of the environment

Question 9

Conservation Phillip island eg

Answer 9

Wildlife protection:

Phillip island nature parks and local community groups work closely together to monitor and protect the hooded plovers

Question 10

Conservation Phillip island perceptions

Answer 10

Hooded plovers need to be protected because they’re endangered

Question 11

Conservation Phillip island interactions

Answer 11

Volunteers help monitior nest sites and educate the public to keep themselves and their dogs away from nesting areas

Question 12

Conservation Phillip island impacts

Answer 12

Positive because the hooded plovers are being protected

Question 13

Conservation Phillip island portrayal

Answer 13

Seen as a museum because the environment is important to look after

Question 14

Primary industries definition

Answer 14

Involves utilising the environment to grow, harvest and extract natural resources for use by humans

Question 15

Primary industries Phillip island eg

Answer 15

Farming- bimbadeen farm grazes 200 Angus cattle and also consists of 100 isa brown hens to produce free range eggs

Question 16

Primary industries Phillip island perceptions

Answer 16

Make money from selling beef and eggs

Question 17

Primary industries Phillip island interaction

Answer 17

The farm is being used as a resource for the animals to graze.

Question 18

Primary industries Phillip island impacts

Answer 18

The hard hoofed animals continues to damage the land they graze on

Question 19

Primary industries Phillip island portrayal

Answer 19

The environment is seen as a resource for human needs

Question 20

Tourism definition.

Answer 20

The visiting of places for recreation, leisure, challenge and education which is outside their usual environment

Question 21

Tourism Phillip island eg

Answer 21

The bobbies centre: an ecotourism destination located in Phillip island. The centre has interactive displays which give information about the local fur seal colony and penguin conservation

Question 22

Tourism Phillip island perceptions

Answer 22

Tourists Se the environment as a museum or gymnasium. People can be educated on the surrounding areas

Question 23

Tourism Phillip island interactions s

Answer 23

Ensures early closure in order to protect the native wildlife that return to their nests or burrows at sunset

Question 24

Tourism Phillip island impacts

Answer 24

Educate tourists about the environment of Phillip Isla d and help them to recognise the value of the outdoors

Question 25

Tourism Phillip island portrayal

Answer 25

Museum to be treasured or a gymnasium

Question 26

Contemporary societal relationship

Answer 26

Technology, media and commercialisation

Question 27

Technology 2 negative 2 positive

Answer 27

Alienation and deskilling | Safety and easier

Question 28

Technology Alienation Perceptions

Answer 28

People have poor perceptions of the environment because they don't participate

Question 29

Technology Alienation Interactions

Answer 29

No/very little interactions due to perceptions

Question 30

Technology Alienation Impacts

Answer 30

Less people using outdoor environments means less impacts and need for infrastructure

Question 31

Technology Deskilling Perceptions

Answer 31

Don't need to know much because technology and equipment can do it all. Eg. Maps on phones

Question 32

Technology Deskilling Interactions

Answer 32

People don't need to know how to do certain skills so they don't bother learning

Question 33

Technology Deskilling Impacts

Answer 33

If technology fails people can be put in dangerous situations

Question 34

Technology Safety Perceptions

Answer 34

Technology adds a sense of safety to activities

Question 35

Technology Safety Interactions

Answer 35

Participation increases due to feeling safe

Question 36

Technology Safety Impacts

Answer 36

People are being active while participating outdoors

Question 37

Technology Easier to participate Perceptions

Answer 37

Welcoming environments

Question 38

Technology Easier to participate Interactions

Answer 38

Increased participation due to it being easier

Question 39

Technology Easier to participate Impacts

Answer 39

More people being involved leads to stress on the environment

Question 40

Technology overview

Answer 40

I believe that technology is good for people to interact with the outdoors however people don't get the full experience when relying on technology

Question 41

Media 2 negatives 2 positives

Answer 41

Fear, resource | Education, playground/gym

Question 42

Media Education Perceptions

Answer 42

Media informs people about the environments

Question 43

Media Education Interactions

Answer 43

People begin to interact and participate

Question 44

Media Education Impacts

Answer 44

People learn how to care for the land

Question 45

Media Playground/gym Perceptions

Answer 45

People enjoy the environment because they see it as a fun place

Question 46

Media Playground/gym Interactions

Answer 46

Increased interaction

Question 47

Media Playground/gym Impacts

Answer 47

Strains the environment

Question 48

Media Fear Perceptions

Answer 48

Don't want to participate because they are scared of the danger/risks

Question 49

Media Fears Interactions

Answer 49

Less people visiting

Question 50

Media Fear Impact

Answer 50

No human interaction which is better for the environment

Question 51

Media Resource Perceptions

Answer 51

They need to take from the land to survive

Question 52

Media Resource Interactions

Answer 52

Logging, agriculture, and grazing

Question 53

Media Resource Impacts

Answer 53

Resources become depleted

Question 54

Media | Overview

Answer 54

I believe that the media is good because it encourages people to get out and learn however the environment suffers because of it

Question 55

Commercialisation 2 negatives 2 positives

Answer 55

Commodity and resource | Education, place of fun and adventure

Question 56

Commercialisation Education Perceptions

Answer 56

Need to preserve what we have

Question 57

Commercialisation Education Interactions

Answer 57

People follow the rules which is what we need to protect the environment.

Question 58

Commercialisation Education Impact

Answer 58

Leads to positive experiences and better behaviours

Question 59

Commercialisation Place for fun and adventure Perceptions

Answer 59

People feel safe so they can have fun

Question 60

Commercialisation Place for fun and adventure Interactions

Answer 60

More people interact and participate

Question 61

Commercialisation Place for fun and adventure Impacts

Answer 61

People enjoy the environment so they are leaving the house to engage. Strains on the environment

Question 62

Commercialisation Commodity Perceptions

Answer 62

Make money off the environment

Question 63

Commercialisation Commodity Interactions

Answer 63

Use the environment as a resource

Question 64

Commercialisation Commodity Impacts

Answer 64

The environment inst being taken care of

Question 65

Commercialisation Resource Perceptions

Answer 65

Make money off the land

Question 66

Commercialisation Resource Interactions s

Answer 66

People don't follow conservation rules

Question 67

Commercialisation Resource Impacts

Answer 67

The environment is ruined due to continuous use of a particular environment

Question 68

Differ question

Answer 68

The difference between.... Whereas..

Question 69

Analyse question

Answer 69

Identify main features then examine closely, in parts, show how the parts relate as a whole

Question 70

Evaluate question

Answer 70

Positives and negative | 5 marker includes an opinion