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One way to take care of our land is  not to pollute the air and stop cutting the trees because we are cutting out the habitat of the animals. We have to stop over hunting and over fishing because we are killing way to many animals.

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Rutina pensamiento .docx

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1)What are the causes of animal extinction? (Maira, Danail)
2)How do we have to take care of our land? (Aitana)
3)What are the changes of life on land? (Moon)

(THE GUDING QUESTIONS ARE IN THE OTHER COLUMNS.)

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Reflexión rutinas  19-03 equipoPYP Danail

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We will have a debate and we will have a box and papers for each one to put their opinion about life on land and later we will see that they are still posted. We will explain what they have to do in English and in Spanish in case some one does not understand English, they can also write their opinion in Castellano because I believe that not everyone knows English.

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We will have a debate and we will have a box and papers for each one to put their opinion about life on land and later we will see that they are still posted. We will explain what they have to do in English and in Spanish in case some one does not understand English, they can also write their opinion in Castellano because I believe that not everyone knows English.

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Life on land had many changes through out decades, and some of those changes are good and bad.

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Animals have been major to society. We use animals for food, Milk, Cheese and ect, Sometimes nature can just not have theae needs for an animal and so the animal will become extincted. Or sometimes it can be the cause of humans hunting these animals down. If oyu think of it, a lot of animals have been extincted.

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You probably heard about the trees being cut down for paper and money. You would think it's stopping now because no one is really talking about it, but in fact it's still happening. Although it's still not bad as 2017 and 2016 but the sad news is that some people aren't stopping. If you don't know trees are one of the most important plants because when trees breath in carbon dioxide then breath out Oxygen and us Humans need oxygen to survive. So the more the trees are cut the less chance we will be able to breath. In 2019 and 2020 there have been forest fires more then usual in Australia. As Australia have been suffering for 2 years from forest fires, they've been suffering so much that they need to close the windows and cover the door cracks to not let the smoke of the fire in. Because smoke isn't healthy, it can ruin your lungs and health.

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Our vision is for a healthy, resilient land and water: An environment that will take care of us far into the future. To move towards this future, we need to work for the best.

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They first started talking about global warming in 1988, James Hansen was a Nasa Scientist. One day James Hansen told the congress ''The Evidence is pretty strong, the greenhouse is here.'' The greenhouse effect is when heat gets trapped onto the surface of earth by the ''greenhouse gases.'' These greenhouse gases can be thought as a blanket around earth, wich keeps it warmer then how it actaully should be. The greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methan and nitrous oxides.

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To stop animal extinction doesn't mean that everyone should be vegetarian. No, it means that we have to stop eating that much hamburgers and meat in general. Of corse we can eat meat, but not all the time, we shoud balance how much meat we consume a week. We should eat no more than 3 meals of meat a week and it's ok, but if we eat meat 3 times a day, we even unintentionally cause big loss of biodiversity in certain areas of the world and, as well, many animals to be killed for the meat. The reason for this is that  huge areas of the rainforests and greenlands are cleared yearly to serve the increasing demand of the production of cheaper and diversed foods. Many of the products are produced in not sustainable ways. Thus, the consumer is contributing to the biodiversity loss. The main drivers of this loss are soy, cocoa, palm oil, coffee and beef.
Conversion of land (forests and  greenlands) for cattle is probably the greatest single cause of habitat loss. We can find an example in Brazil which has one of the largest cattle herd (over 200 million animals). Most of the meat produced is for export (12% to EU and majority to China).
The other big cause of deforestation and habitat loss is the massive cultivation of soy. Soy is very rich in protains. It is wildly used as a substitute of the animal protein in the diet. However, the majority of the soy production is going for the animal feed (chiken, pork, turkey etc, and, yes, the same cattle from which the hamburgers and steaks are coming!)

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My rutina de pensamiento

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There are five major causes of extinction: habitat loss, an invasive introduced species, pollution, population growth, and overconsumption.

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Mamals on our planet!

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2020 september 7th - Extinction - The Facts - BBC documentary -
"With a million species at risk of extinction, Sir David Attenborough explores how this crisis of biodiversity has consequences for us all, threatening food and water security, undermining our ability to control our climate and even putting us at greater risk of pandemic diseases."

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https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/lesson-plans/teaching-content/learning-causes-extinction/  . TM ® & © 2021 Scholastic Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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Current and evolutionary rates of species extinction over the years

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Current and evolutionary rates of species extinction over the years

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I find it is terrifying! What about you?

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I made the logo like that because I feel like it represents different animals and the death of them. And the tree because Life On Land isn't only about animals. The too animals I added both live in the savanna or swamp.

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Why is melting ice bad for polar bears? 

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Why is melting ice bad for polar bears? 

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Melting sea ice caused by global warming is making it more difficult for polar bears to hunt seals. Scientists warn their population could shrink by two-thirds within this century if no action is taken to tackle climate change.

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One way to take care of our land is not to use the car so much the bus ... For example if you have school in your town you can go by bicycle or by train even walking but if for example where you want to go is in the town of Alado or further away Well, the most normal thing is to go by car.

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The interview we succeed to make with the Former Director of Global Communications of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Mrs. Borjana Pervan

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The interview we succeed to make with the Former Director of Global Communications of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Mrs. Borjana Pervan

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QUESTIONS FOR INTERVIEW SDG 15 Life on land _BORJANA PERVAN (1)

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We've organized a Kahoot game to celebrate the Earth Day!

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We've organized a Kahoot game to celebrate the Earth Day!

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The prizes for the winners were flower seeds to plant!

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some examples of animals in danger of extinction:

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some examples of animals in danger of extinction:

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giant panda: Giant pandas first became endangered in 1990 due to excessive poaching in the 80s and deforestation, depleting their bamboo food.

tiger:  Illegal trade of tiger parts, loss of habitat, human conflict, and climate change.

whooping crane:  unregulated hunting, habitat loss.

blue whale: The primary threats blue whales currently face are vessel strikes and entanglements in fishing gear.

Asian elephant: It is primarily threatened by loss of habitat, habitat degradation, fragmentation and poaching.

sea otter:  They are at great risk of extinction due to many reasons such as fur trade, shark attacks, habitat degradation, oil spills ,fishing nets, disease and being viewed as competition.

snow leopard: habitat loss and over hunting.

gorilla:  habitat loss.

Northen white rhino - used to be found in thousands in Central Africa, but now there are only two left. They have been pushed to a step from extinction by habitat loss and hunting.

Vaquita: overfishing for some kind of fish in mexico. It gets trapped and dies only 10 individuals are left.

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We have done all the reflections, we have talked about what our action would be, we have also talked about all the information, it wasn't hard but in the end we almost finished the padlet and we found very good information.

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We have done all the reflections, we have talked about what our action would be, we have also talked about all the information, it wasn't hard but in the end we almost finished the padlet and we found very good information.

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We voted for the IUCN Reverse the Red campaign for the Webby Award!

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We voted for the IUCN Reverse the Red campaign for the Webby Award!

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"IUCN Reverse The Red has been nominated for a prestigious Webby Award!

Awards like these provide a unique opportunity to spread the word about Reverse The Red campaign, to promote conservation action, and ultimately, to save species."
https://www.reversethered.org

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Another of our interviews. This time with Dr. Nicky Petkov, internationally renowned bird conservationist, winner of the prestigious Whitley Award  

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Another of our interviews. This time with Dr. Nicky Petkov, internationally renowned bird conservationist, winner of the prestigious Whitley Award  

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QUESTIONS FOR INTERVIEW SDG 15 Life   on land Dr. Nicky Petkov

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The last of our interviews. This time it is with Mrs. Elisaveta Petrova-Geretto, former Chief of the Political cabinet to the Minister of the Environment and Waters of the Republic of Bulgaria 

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The last of our interviews. This time it is with Mrs. Elisaveta Petrova-Geretto, former Chief of the Political cabinet to the Minister of the Environment and Waters of the Republic of Bulgaria 

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Eli QUESTIONS FOR INTERVIEW SDG 15 Life on land