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Teaching Material on Biodiversity Conservation (TMBC) Shark Finning Author: Laura-Ann Heinbokel Level: Students Quality assurance: Prof. Carsten Hobohm (Europa-University of Flensburg) Kind of material: Information sheet, references und exercises Purpose: To make the students aware of shark-finning Process: 1. Class meeting • Introduction into biodiversity and shark finning • Separation into expert groups • Literature research and choice of topic • Preparation of a brief presentation for the upcoming class meeting 2. Class meeting • Presentations and brief
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Referenced at: Hai-Finning
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Teaching material - Threats to sharks Author: Katharina Wilharm Grade: 9-10 Quality management: Prof. Dr. Carsten Hobohm, Institute for Biology and Didactics, University of Flensburg Material: Information and exercises (Sharks – fascinating hunters / human threats to sharks, PDF-document (Introduction) Aim: To get to know sharks as fascinating creatures; focusing on the white shark; to name reasons why the shark is endangered; protection measures taken by environmental organizations Procedure: Lesson 1: Introduction: picture + provocative question: Who is the victim? Humans
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Referenced at: Haie
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Topic: Grassland Author: Janina Witte Quality assessment: Carsten Hobohm, University of Flensburg Level: Primary (class level 3/4) Material: Story by a crow about the changing landscape, crop fields, meadow and pasture. Object: Getting to know and learning to appreciate a habitat which deserves protection. Factual information: Grassland areas such as meadows and pastures are among the most species-rich habitats for animals and plants. The grasslands serve our farm animals as species-appropriate habitats, in which they can graze and be outdoors. The meadows are mowed regularly. Overall
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Referenced at: Weideland
