Infographic Nature Poster

Every student must view the documentary film 'EARTH' 2007 and give factual material, personal experiences, observations, and thoughts on three A3 size documents or papers. The content asks us to observe, conduct extensive study, and reflect on what we've been documenting and experiencing, as well as what interests us the most and possibly a life-changing incident from the documentary we've watched.
Students must sketch out and discuss in depth elements that we have explored on.

Progress

Introduction

My front cover was titled "Survival of the Fittest" which means the natural process by which organisms that have adapted to their surroundings have the best chance of surviving and reproducing such as polar bears in extreme cold weathers

Polar Bears

The polar bear is a hypercarnivorous bear native to the Arctic Circle, which includes the Arctic Ocean, its neighbouring waters, and nearby land masses. It is the world's largest bear species and the world's largest terrestrial carnivore.

Arctic Tundra

Tundra environments are treeless regions found in the Arctic and on mountain peaks where the atmosphere is cold, windy, and rainfall is scarce. Summer brings bursts of wildflowers to the tundra areas, which are blanketed in snow for much of the year.

Global Warming

Global warming is the long-term warming of the Earth's climate system observed since pre-industrial times as a result of human activities, mainly fossil fuel burning, that increase greenhouse gas levels. glass in the Earth's atmosphere.

Outcome

Reflection

Discipline Specific Knowledge
Lifelong Learning
Citizenship & Global Perspectives

This assignment has benefited me in many ways; knowledge, empathy and awareness on the world and y surroundings. Life is precious & so are animal's who are affected by human activities. All creations should be given the chance to live a happy & tranquiled life.