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The ideal layering system for a day at the snow, especially if it isn't a bluebird would be to wear easy and semi-tight pants as the base layer, with a warm pair of socks and snow pants as the outer layer. For the bottoms and the snow boots, of course. And for the top, you would typically want a base layer such as a thermal top, and then a mid-layer such as a jumper or fleece and then the outer layer, such as the snow jacket, to ensure that none of your other clothes get wet. For your face, you would want to ensure that you have some sort of neck scarf to cover both your neck and face from the cold air so you don't develop frostbite. To also have your helmet on, but for preference, a lot of people would put a bennie underneath to make sure that their head doesn't get cold. The goggles also.

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The biosphere is the

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The difference between Biotic and Abiotic is that one is a living organism while the other is not meaning one endures air to be able to function where as the other isn't living meaning it doesn't need air for example rocks are an example of an Abiotic component because its something that doesn't need air to be able to function where as Biotic such as grass, an organism that needs air to grow is a organism that thrives purely on air.

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The role of photosynthesis in an ecosystem is the sun that beams onto the organism, which makes it grow, such as grass, which a rabbit would eat to give it nutrients to be able to grow as well.

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The concept of succession is made up of how the ecosystem rebirths after a major impact, for example, a primary succession happens after the destruction of an ecosystem, having nothing left to be able to grow on the same root, meaning that the regrowth could take hundreds of years, especially if it has been destroyed. a secondary succession is the impact after a natural disaster but still having some sort of organism left so that the remaining one can continue to grow even after being semi destroyed. A natural disaster that could cause these kinds of events to occur could be the impact of climate change on the ecosystem due to changes in density and different ways for the organisms to work. Another would be the risk of floods destroying an ecosystem by drowning it.

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El Niño and La Niña are concept of water that shows up on coasts, such as the tide for warm water travelling up to Australia, but then also the tide for pushing the cold water out. Though it is a cycle, this water travels back and forth.

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The long-term change for Migration is that there will be fewer food sources due to more of one living organism being in one space. such as animals, if they all migrate to one spot, there are fewer food options other than eating the other animals.

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A practical experience I have been on is the WPNP hike, and human-induced changes in this outdoor environment are the way it's used, putting tracks out for people to be able to walk and hike, not always easy, but safely. Another example of human-induced changes in the outdoors is climate change due to more fuels and gases being released into the world, which changes the aspect of the outdoor environment due to human actions.

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The Bunnurong people are the traditional owners of the land we call home in the South East.

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The perspective this group has on outdoor environments is the respect they hold towards the land, not shining it in a bad light. They hold rituals in relation to the land, appreciating it and its values.

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A historic land management strategy made by the indigenous people was cultural burning. indigenous people did this because it helped rebuild the ecosystem, burning off the dead or organisms to create new ones in order for the land to stay healthy and clean. The indigenous people also did this to help with the growth of crops and resources.

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Two vocational pathways that I have studied this year are one becoming a park ranger, which includes taking care of the land to ensure it's kept up to date with everything and that the environment is clean. They do jobs such as mowing, taking out bins, and making sure that the space is clean in the environment where they work. For this role, you have to have qualifications like community service, but I'm pretty sure that is all.

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The importance of understanding specific types of outdoor environments for recreational users would be understanding the land itself from which it had originated with and respecting it no matter what. It's important to understand these things because different outdoor environments have different aspects.

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The first image shows a bluebird, which is the weather enhancement in the snow that happens when there are no clouds in the sky and when the sun is shining. Though there are risks during a Bluebird, and they are getting sunburnt, if you do not prepare for the sun and have sunscreen on, the risk of getting burnt is high, especially in this condition. Another risk of having a bluebird day is getting overheated in what you are wearing while doing snow sports such as snowboarding and or skiing, this could lead to hyperthermia and the risk of being dehydrated so in conclusion to that you have to be ready for what the snow day is going to be like especially on a day like a bluebird, you need to dress accordingly make sure you dress warm but have the luxury of delayering to accomodate for you body temperature.

The second image shows a Whiteout, which shows that nothing is really visible due to the snowfall happening. risks of this particular weather event while snowboarding and skiing are not being able to see anything, so that puts risk on the individual trying to board or ski that they might hit something or someone, causing someone to get seriously hurt if the impacts are bad. Another risk this condition poses is getting lost if you have poor visibility chanaces are you are more prone to getting lost.

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D. II. You come across an injured or unconscious participant halfway down the mountain.  

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D. II. You come across an injured or unconscious participant halfway down the mountain.  

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1. The cause for an incident like this could be that you, as an individual, had made contact with the individual injured, causing them to suffer the damages, or you could have found them in that state after having a hard fall or someone else hitting them and not helping.

2. To correctly respond to this kind of incident, you have to if you are either snowboarding or skiing. If you are snowboarding, put the board in a position on its side, dug into the snow to make sure that people coming down the hill do not collide with the injured. If you are skiing, you would typically put your skis into an X sticking out of the snow again above the patient so that people know that it's an out-of-bounds place. If you can get this patient safely to the bottom without inflicting more pain, you should do so, but if you can not, it's smart to find a family member or anyone the individual is with and call for help on the Buller app to get a professional out to help you.

3. Preparation for understanding in this environment would be crucial, especially because the risks are high. It can help avoid these kinds of situations by making sure you learn how to turn and slow down when needed to, to ensure your own and everyone's safety around you to avoid conflicts and incidents like the one above.

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The difference between a food web and a food chain is that one ecosystem is put into a chain to determine its organisms, whereas a food web is made up of different organisms that play different roles in the ecosystem to serve nutrients for another living organism.

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Biotic:

moss

water

oxygen

leaves

snow gums

possum

Abiotic:

dirt

boardwalk

sand

lichen