The Secondary School Education package has been developed by Project Numbat to support teachers in embedding conservation education into curriculum programs. The package provides cross-curricular activities focusing on the Western Australian mammal emblem – the endangered Numbat – and other native animals.

The package is broken down into three sections covering the following topics:

• The South West of Western Australia as a Biodiversity Hotspot

• The concept of Threatened Species and Threatening Processes

• The Numbat as an example of a threatened species including:

Details about the Numbat

Why they are threatened – specific threatening processes

What is being done to help – including the concept of Recovery Plans

What you can do to help

This program can only be used for non-commercial purposes. All copyright remains with Project Numbat Incorporated. Please fill in the form below to register for use of the secondary school program, then simply click the links below to download.

The program is available for download from Dropbox HERE.

Please Note: Due to animation on the slides, some text and pictures may appear to be overwritten when viewed. Once the powerpoint file is downloaded, the text will be clear and legible.

Contact

If you would like to request a speaker, provide feedback or have any questions about the education packages, please email info@numbat.org.au