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* construct a Learnscape in your school grounds (contact: C.E.O EE Unit NSW Department or education and Training or equivalent state dept.) * carry out Streamwatch 5-8 activities (Dept of Land and Water Conservation or Local Water Authority) * carry out a School Environmental Audit (E.PA. NSW) * develop a herbarium (Royal Botanic Gardens / Australian Plants Society) |
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* visit a State Forest or Council Nursery (State Forests of NSW local Council)
* reduce Greenhouse gases (Greenhouse Challenge Office -Federal)
*· Learn about catchment management (your local Catchment Management Committee through the Dept of Land and Water Conservation)
* regenerate or revegetate an area of bushland (local bushcare through your local government, National Trust or National Parks body).
* Survey wildlife in your area (Gould League, National Parks and Wildlife Service)
* research local land use planning (your local Council)
* monitor changes to environment in a Timelines project (Gould League)
* visit your local Environmental Education Centre (Field Studies Centres)
* carry out Double Helix activities (CSJRO - Double Helix Club)
* assist your local Landcare group (Dept of Land and Water Conservation)
* plan an Arbor Day activity (Gould League, Greening Australia)
* visit environmental Web sites on the Tuternet (see list)
* discover Aboriginal bush food (your Local Aboriginal Lands Council and Botanic Garden)
* research Australian environmental art and literature
* learn about Ecologically Sustainable Development (EPA, Environment Australia Web sites)
* Plan a 'Greendates' calendar as per E.P.A's (NSW) Web site
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