1. Rainforests Quiz The answer is: Wales STARTER 4 questions
Each year we cut down an area of rainforest the size of: 1. Wales 2. London Football Pitches
The answer is: Wales

2. Rainforest Quiz The answer is 45 metres
How tall is the average emergent tree in the Rainforest? metres metres metres
The answer is 45 metres

3. Rainforest Quiz The correct answer is: 35 species
How many species become extinct every day in the world’s tropical rainforests?
The correct answer is: 35 species

4. Rainforest Quiz The correct answer is: Dinosaurs
The forests have been around for a long time, some are as old as: 1. Dinosaurs 2. Roman Soldiers 3. The Tower of London
The correct answer is: Dinosaurs

5. Tropical Rainforests Lesson Context
Location
Lesson 4
Causes of deforestation
Lesson 2
Climate
Lesson 5 Effects
of deforestation
Lesson 3
Vegetation
Lesson 6
Future conservation

6. Today’s Learning Objectives
LO1) To Identify the effects of deforestation – A/B/C/D
LO2) Examine and Rank the effects of deforestation. A/B/C
LO3) Explain how deforestation can lead to conflict in the Tropical Rainforest. A*/A/B
LO4) Justify what you believe to be the greatest impact of deforestation A*/A

7. Effects of Deforestation
LO1) To Identify the effects of deforestation – A/B/C/D
Effects of Deforestation

8. Effects of Deforestation
LO1) To Identify the effects of deforestation– A/B/C/D
2 Mins to come up with some effects with your partner…
Unfertile Soils
Research into new cosmetics lost
Cures for diseases are lost
Effects of Deforestation
Local people
lose land and
way of life
Loss of trees to absorb Carbon Dioxide
Lost Habitats

9. Environmental Effects
The most dramatic
impact is a loss of
habitat for millions of
species.
70% of Earth’s land
animals and plants live
in rainforests, and many
cannot survive the
deforestation that
destroys their homes.
There is also the issue of the speeding up of global warming!

10. Social Effects The local people
The indigenous people who have lived in rainforests for many years, have seen outside people invade their indigenous reserves and deprived them of their traditional lands and forest .

11. The Yanomani The Yanomani are a tribe within the Amazon Rainforest
The Yanomani provide for themselves partly by hunting, gathering and fishing, and largely by growing crops in large gardens.

12. Effect on the Yanomani tribe
Loss of animals habitats have led to lack of food in some areas
Land is being lost to international miners
Soils are becoming infertile due to unsustainable deforestation

13. Effects of Deforestation
LO1) To Identify the effects of deforestation – A/B/C/D
Effects of Deforestation
Categorised your effects into two areas...
Environmental
Social

14. Today’s Learning Objectives
LO1) To Identify the effects of deforestation – A/B/C/D
LO2) Examine and Rank the effects of deforestation. A/B/C
LO3) Explain how deforestation can lead to conflict in the Tropical Rainforest. A*/A/B
LO4) Justify what you believe to be the greatest impact of deforestation A*/A

15. WHAT’S THE WORST EFFECT?
LO2) Examine and Rank the effects of deforestation. A/B/C
WHAT’S THE WORST EFFECT?
RANK YOUR IMPACTS FROM
1 - WORST IMPACT TO 6 - LEAST IMPACTING
THINK ABOUT THE SOCIAL/AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF IT
Unfertile Soils
Cures for diseases are lost
Research into new cosmetics lost
Loss of trees to absorb Carbon Dioxide
Local people
lose land and
way of life
Lost Habitats

16. Today’s Learning Objectives
LO1) To Identify the effects of deforestation – A/B/C/D
LO2) Examine and Rank the effects of deforestation. A/B/C
LO3) Explain how deforestation can lead to conflict in the Tropical Rainforest. A*/A/B
LO4) Justify what you believe to be the greatest impact of deforestation A*/A

20. Palm Oil Plantations

21. CONFLICT IN THE FOREST 1) Complete your conflict Matrix - 5 mins
LO3) Explain how deforestation can lead to conflict in the Tropical Rainforest. A*/A/B
CONFLICT IN THE FOREST
1) Complete your conflict Matrix - 5 mins
Finished? Extension Question – A/A*’s Well Done!
2) Q) How can Deforestation lead to conflict? Give at least 2 ways with 2 examples. Use your matrix to help you think!

22. Today’s Learning Objectives
LO1) To Identify the effects of deforestation – A/B/C/D
LO2) Examine and Rank the effects of deforestation. A/B/C
LO3) Explain how deforestation can lead to conflict in the Tropical Rainforest. A*/A/B
LO4) Justify what you believe to be the greatest impact of deforestation A*/A

23. My Choice_______________ Why?_____________________________
LO4) Justify what you believe to be the greatest impact of deforestation A*/A
Q) What is the greatest effect of deforestation in the Tropical Rainforest? Justify your choice with examples.
(6 marks)
My Choice_______________ Why?_____________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Final Thoughts:
How do you suggest that your chosen effect can be reduced?
Can you come up with a possible solution to deforestation?
…Next Lesson – Conserving the rainforest!
GCSE GEOGRAPHY!

24. Today’s Learning Objectives
LO1) To Identify the effects of deforestation – A/B/C/D
LO2) Examine and Rank the effects of deforestation. A/B/C
LO3) Explain how deforestation can lead to conflict in the Tropical Rainforest. A*/A/B
LO4) Justify what you believe to be the greatest impact of deforestation A*/A

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