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Why is the South-west of WA so unique and SO threatened?

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Why is the South-west of WA so unique and SO threatened?

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Have a listen to my old colleague Steve Hopper

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1. An Introduction to the Southwest Australia Ecoregion

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The Southwest Australia Ecoregion is one of the most biologically diverse areas on earth, and is unique, even within the bounds of Australia's huge array of weird and wonderful wildlife. The region's global significance is based on high levels of natural diversity, particularly for plants, coupled with high levels of threat to that diversity.

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Don't forget we are sitting in a Glabal biodiversity hotspot right now! Need inspiration to act...

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Don't forget we are sitting in a Glabal biodiversity hotspot right now! Need inspiration to act...

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bio commercial for class on hotspot project songs: If Everyone Cared: Nickelback Waiting on the World to Change: John Mayer I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING. pictures from google images and clips from Make a Wave from disney

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Still Confused About Biodiversity Hotspots? Watch this again

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Still Confused About Biodiversity Hotspots? Watch this again

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Scientists identify -- and mobilize to preserve -- biodiversity "hot spots" around the globe in an effort to preserve ecosystems that support a rich range of plant and animal life. This is a segment of "Animal Planet News," a series written and produced for cable TV's Animal Planet channel.

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Student A: What is the carrying capacity of the population in this graph?
Student B: Name three potential abiotic limiting factors?
Student C: Name three potential biotic limiting factors?
Student D: Describe the growth exhibited between 1800 and 1840?
Students E, F, G and H: Find an example of another carrying capacity graph and post it here on padlet for next lesson.

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No carrying capacity vs Carrying capacity (exponential vs logistic growth)

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Student E - Carrying Capacity of Spaceship Earth

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Student E - Carrying Capacity of Spaceship Earth