How can we conserve the biosphere?

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How can we conserve the biosphere? All (D Grade): Know and example of conservation Most (B/C Grade): Explain various ways in which we can conserve the biosphere Some (A*/A Grade): …and use examples to show how this works at different scales (e.g. local, national, global)

Conservation = protecting the environment (biosphere)

Conservation = protecting the environment (biosphere) Global Scale National Scale Local Scale

Do we save hotspots or bits from every biome?

Should we just conserve in poor countries (as its cheaper to do it there)

Should we bother restoring devastated areas or just leave them

Should we put money into saving high-profile animals (e. g Should we put money into saving high-profile animals (e.g. giant pandas) or keystone species like bees which are important for the food web

Key questions for conservation… Read page 52 Do we save hotspots or bits from every biome? Should we just conserve in poor countries (as its cheaper to do it there) Should we bother restoring devastated areas or just leave them Should we put money into saving high-profile animals (e.g. giant pandas) or keystone species like bees which are important for the food web

Key questions for conservation… Read page 52 Do we save hotspots or bits from every biome? Should we just conserve in poor countries (as its cheaper to do it there) Should we bother restoring devastated areas or just leave them Should we put money into saving high-profile animals (e.g. giant pandas) or keystone species like bees which are important for the food web Task Using the diagram on p 52, imagine you have a budget of $40 billion. What would your priorities be for conserving the biosphere? Write out how you would spend you $40bn Explain the reasons for your choices. Extension: was the decision hard to make? Explain.

GLOBAL CONSERVATION Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species

Some animals are endangered because….

Global action: CITES Who: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species Where: Global scale What: Tries to protect endangered species from hunting/ destruction e.g. elephants, Bengal tigers, hammerhead sharks How: International law, policing Protecting sharks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voXqRtM-Tdk sharks Protecting elephants http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDfYWGPD52g elephants

National action: National Parks Who: UK Government Where: example is the New Forest or Peak District What: aims to protect wildlife and manage tourism How: Providing habitats, paying farmers to replant hedge rows, providing tourist areas, providing footpaths, setting up breeding programmes, stopping new developments

Local action: Biodiversity action plans Who: Local Government UK Where: all over UK, e.g. Bracknell forest What: aims to protect biodiversity How: Improve condition of grassland SSSIs currently not in favourable condition Increase the publics’ understanding of the importance of Bracknell forest Locally sourced plants/seed to be used for meadow establishment/enhancement projects

Complete the sheet on different approaches to conservation Global   National Local Extension: Evaluate which approach is best and explain why you think this

How can we manage ecosystems sustainably? All (D Grade): Know the meaning of sustainable management Most (B/C Grade): Explain what sustainable management involves Some (A*/A Grade): …and be able to use a case study to explain this.

Starter: Wordsearch

In the 1970s scientists realised that some types of conservation (by ‘closing off’ huge areas) didn’t work People still harvested and poached/ hunted. Another way was needed where the needs of people were balanced with conservations needs for the long term = sustainable management

Sustainable management Scientific reserve (no access) Wildlife parks and reserves Economic development with conservation Extractive reserves Conservation Total protection Total Exploitation

Sustainable management Scientific reserve (no access) Wildlife parks and reserves Economic development with conservation Extractive reserves Conservation Total protection Total Exploitation C/D: Explain using p 54 what sustainable management of ecosystems is. A-B: …. And Copy the diagram to show the continuum of conservation.

Examples http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw6Ug6RUPTQ La Cruz http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/sustainable-forestry-using-animal-power/11966.html Sustainable forestry using animals http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/rainforest-sustainability-costa-rica/3097.html sustainable management of a rainforest – costa rica

How can we manage ecosystems sustainably? All (D Grade): Know the meaning of sustainable management Most (B/C Grade): Explain what sustainable management involves Some (A*/A Grade): …and be able to use a case study to explain this. crossword

Most (B/C Grade): Explain what sustainable management involves Task: Aim: To create a copy of the diagram outside the classroom which shows an example of sustainable management How: In table groups, appoint one person to be the drawer, and number the rest. The drawer CANNOT go outside and see the diagram. The other members of the group cannot draw and must take it in turns to see the diagram – 30secs each.

Land divided into zones with different levels of protection Kilum, Cameroon Land divided into zones with different levels of protection Core Buffer zone Sustainable use areas Kilum, Cameroon – sustainable management of biosphere D: write down four ways it is sustainable in bullet points C/B: Explain using at least four ideas how sustainable management works here A*/A: ….and explain clearly WHY this is sustainable in the long term Extension: draw the diagram to show how zoning works.

Which is it more likely to be: Sustainable management or conservation? Wildlife is totally protected in theory All species focussed upon Locals allowed to live inside reserve Only scientists allowed inside a reserve Local people helped out of poverty as part of this Money gained from tourism in the area Zoning system is used Keystone species focussed upon Poaching might still occur What else could you add?

Revision Self review of topic Study revision guide

Revision lesson – Battle for the Biosphere What you need to know: