Learning from Landscapes: Geography
Learning from Landscapes: Geography Teaching and Learning Packs
This program uses problem-based learning and conservation case studies to help students design solutions to real-world environmental challenges. The curriculum-aligned teaching and learning resources combines geography, ethics, and sustainability perspectives with practical examples.
Request Learning from Landscapes: Geography Teaching and Learning Resources through the ParkConnect form.
You will receive an email with the learning resource after completing the form.
These packs can be used as a unit of work. We encourage teachers to adapt and use the activity ideas to suit their students' needs, questions and interests.
Case studies and scientific posters
Year 7 to 8
- Case study: How do we halt the decline of migratory birds in Victoria while meeting the needs of all? (PDF 25.3 MB)
- Scientific poster: East Asian-Australian Flyway (PDF 15.3 MB)
- YouTube video: Ramsar Wetlands In Victoria
Year 9 to 10
- Case study: How can we adapt land management practices under a changing climate? (PDF 43.1 MB)
- Scientific poster: The RAD (Resist, Accept, Direct) Framework (PDF 28.3 MB)
- YouTube video: Grasslands at Terrick Terrick National Park
VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education)
- Case study: How do we keep parks healthy while encouraging people to visit? (PDF 12.8 MB)
- Scientific poster: Sustainable Tourism (PDF 6.15 MB)
Resources
Podcasts
The Learning from Landscapes podcast travels deep into local ecosystems to uncover key conservation issues and what our community is doing to help.
Conservation Storytelling
Stories inform and inspire people to connect with and act for nature. By practicing your storytelling and sharing with your friends and family, you can give a voice to the environment and contribute to a resilient, knowledgeable, and empathetic future.
Information Posters
These illustrated posters support emergent and fluent readers to further develop their literacy skills, understand concepts in the Victorian science curriculum and learn how special their local ecosystems are.


