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a. Include a definition of ‘motivation’.

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a. Include a definition of ‘motivation’.

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Motivation is the drive to achieve your goals or needs.

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b. Explain your motivations for the Wilsons Promontory experience (identify which of these were intrinsic and which were extrinsic)

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b. Explain your motivations for the Wilsons Promontory experience (identify which of these were intrinsic and which were extrinsic)

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My motivations for the hike was intrinsic as i was trying to prove that i wasn't just talking big and that i can hike the trail.

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c. Explain how your motivation may have changed at some point throughout the experience.

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c. Explain how your motivation may have changed at some point throughout the experience.

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My motivation was still intrinsic but had changed when nearing the end of the hike, my motivation had changed to finishing the hike and getting to the end.

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d. Having now been on a full multi-day hike and surfing experience, explain any new motivations that you have in life.

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d. Having now been on a full multi-day hike and surfing experience, explain any new motivations that you have in life.

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to work up my fitness and continue hiking and practice my "surfing skills" (if you can call it that).

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a. Explain the highlight of your camp (why was it the highlight?)

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a. Explain the highlight of your camp (why was it the highlight?)

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the highlight of the camp/hike would have to be at the end of the hike when we had stopped at tidal river, knowing i had finished the hike and was able to read my book (which i had left on the bus).

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b. Explain the lowlight of your camp (why was it the lowlight?)

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b. Explain the lowlight of your camp (why was it the lowlight?)

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probably the bus ride home (no foot room to stretch my legs).

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c. List some of the responses (feelings) you had and explain them. (p23/24) Use examples.

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c. List some of the responses (feelings) you had and explain them. (p23/24) Use examples.

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appreciation, awe, contemplation, inspiration, curiosity

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d. What were the main challenges that you faced throughout the experience?

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d. What were the main challenges that you faced throughout the experience?

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On final day when we had to hike up the hill to the car park.

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e. What did you learn about yourself through these challenges?

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e. What did you learn about yourself through these challenges?

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a. Explain why WPNP would be considered a ‘natural’ environment.

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a. Explain why WPNP would be considered a ‘natural’ environment.

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WPNP is a 'natural' environment as most of its landscape has had no human interference and has grow without the help form humans.

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b. Identify five things that you encountered on the experience that would be considered ‘unnatural’.

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b. Identify five things that you encountered on the experience that would be considered ‘unnatural’.

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1. tidal river shops
2. tidal river information centre
3. tidal river car park
4. drop toilets
5. tables at the camp sites

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c. Explain the purpose of a National Park.

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c. Explain the purpose of a National Park.

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A national park helps preserve the native wildlife and allows us to reconnect with the "Great Outdoors".

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d. Explain why you think these places are important for humans to visit.

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d. Explain why you think these places are important for humans to visit.

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it is important for people to visit natural environments as they can help us reconnect to the outdoors. The Wilderness can also teach us things we didn't know.

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e. Tidal River camp area is a built environment, why do you think it is important to the NP though?

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e. Tidal River camp area is a built environment, why do you think it is important to the NP though?

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it gives people a place to stay and camp without damaging the environment and disturbing the wildlife.

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f. Prior to the experience, what did you know about WPNP? 

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f. Prior to the experience, what did you know about WPNP? 

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Wilsons promontory is the most southern point of the Australian main land. It is home to many Australian Species including 700 species of moth.

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g. Share three things that you learned or found interesting/fascinating about WPNP

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g. Share three things that you learned or found interesting/fascinating about WPNP

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1. the wildlife is not shy and seems used to humans
2. how high/deep the tide can get.
3. That you can sail into refuge cove and leave a name on the sign post.

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a. List 3 items you didn't need to bring.

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a. List 3 items you didn't need to bring.

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1. book
2. phone
3. back pack (left it on the bus)

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b. List 3 items that you need to bring or change for your next hike and explain why

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b. List 3 items that you need to bring or change for your next hike and explain why

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1. meth (i forgot to bring my own)
2. bring food to cook (i had brought dehydrated food and we needed to cook)
3. money (for the tidal river cafe)

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c. Explain 3 tips that you have for next years Unit 1 class to assist them in being successful on their first hike.

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c. Explain 3 tips that you have for next years Unit 1 class to assist them in being successful on their first hike.

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1. follow your gear list and menu plan to the last detail.
2. if you are leading your group, hike at the pace of the slowest walker to keep your group together.
3. pace yourself and carry lots of water, you might not notice it but you need to stay hydrated.

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d. How successful was your menu plan? Why? How would you change it?

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d. How successful was your menu plan? Why? How would you change it?

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i did not follow my menu plan, but i would change the first nights meal for spag-bowl to something with less weight.

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e. Explain the importance of quality leadership when hiking.

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e. Explain the importance of quality leadership when hiking.

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a leader needs to make sure everyone stays hydrated, fed and in check, they also need to hike at the pace of the slowest hiker and keep the group together

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a. Choose a picture from camp (Office 365 OES Group files) or some footage that you have, that represents your experience - explain how this is the case.

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a. Choose a picture from camp (Office 365 OES Group files) or some footage that you have, that represents your experience - explain how this is the case.

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The walk along sealers cove was beautiful (even though we needed to climb up the bank a bit) and the water was warm (ish).

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b. Choose a different picture or footage from camp explain how you would use this to promote WPNP to someone who has never been there.

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b. Choose a different picture or footage from camp explain how you would use this to promote WPNP to someone who has never been there.

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Sealers cove is full of history dating back about 200 hundred years to the discoverer of Australia, this cove was once a haven for seals, whales and other sea life until human's had seen this beautiful bay as a resource for oil, fur and leather.

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This rocky outcrop looks into Sealers cove and over the open ocean to the Antarctic. The views this lookout has to offer is just breath taking, its a great excuse for a stop and a photo.