Awareness; Freedom campers ignoring signs and camping in native forests. 

Affect; Invasion of alien plant species. Alternative; focus eradication effort all in one place at a time and patrol forest roads for freedom campers.https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=12014046

Awareness; Pollution. Affect; sick forests especially close to roads. Alternative; make the roads that are close to rivers or forests direct the run off away from them and into drainage pipes.http://www.eniscuola.net/en/2017/03/22/road-runoff-environmental-pollution/

Awareness; Need for land. Affect; slowly encroaching on forest and damaging habitats for native animals. Alternative the biggest forests should have no more deforestation and building allowed in them no exceptions and we should protect them from pests and move native species into them.

Awareness: Deforestation Affect: It causes many animals to die because they have lost their habitat. Carbon dioxide and possibly monoxide emissions. Alternative: Chopping down uninhabited areas or planting more trees than they cut down.

Awareness: Littering Affect: Could cause native birds to die because they have tried to consume plastic. Alternative: On the track have many rubbish bins that have to be open and shut properly, instead of open top bins. Put ‘No Eating’ signs up to ensure there is no litter or cut down on litter.
https://greentumble.com/how-does-deforestation-affect-animals/
https://alter-natives.co.nz/resources/kauri-dieback/
https://www.thespruce.com/how-litter-hurts-birds-386484

Affect; There is less land for the forest so this means that the animals have no habitat. Alternative; When we cut down trees replant them overs and over.

Awareness: Pests

Affect; Pests destroy the trees and wildlife by eating or give the trees and plants diseases.

Alternative; Put lots of traps around to catch the pests and stop them from ruining the wildlife.

Awareness: Air Pollution

Affect; It kills all of the wildlife in the forest.

Alternative; Don’t have any run off from roads or factories leading their way into the forests.

Affect; It disrupts the carbon cycle, It kills all living things and it’s warming up the planet.

Alternative; Tax factories and companies for the amount of CO2 they put in the air and invest the tax into research for alternatives to fossil fuels.

Sources:
Roads → https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadkill
Walking Tracks → https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jan/22/worlds-finest-walk-new-zealands-milford-track-spoilt-tourists
Air Pollution → https://www.who.int/health-topics/air-pollution#tab=tab_1

Deforestation : The deforestation effect is very negative as it causes the loss of trees and other vegetation which can cause really bad climate change, soil erosion, fewer crops and flooding. 

Alternative : stop hurting wildlife and plant more trees and provide guidelines that doesn’t let this happen.

Pollution: The pollution effect is really negative for the environment as it cause various plants and trees to die and effect the world in long term causes. 

Alternative : Get groups to pick up rubbish every day and when you see rubish pick it up and put it in the bin.

Awareness (hiking tracks): people not walking through the tracks set in place but walking through the wild life, this can cause ultra damage to the plants and trees.

Alternative : stick to the tracks that were set in place because they were put there for a reason.

Deforestation - https://www.pachamama.org/effects-of-deforestation

Pollution - https://www.worldwildlife.org/threats/pollution

Hiking tracks - https://www.cabi.org/leisuretourism/news/16160

1.Plastics damaging wildlife.

2.Reusable bags and Kete

3.Flax 

4.Reusable, natural, anyone can make it (free to make), can compost easily.

5.For holding items (like the crops someone could be collecting)

6.Countdown 

Q2) The 2 sustainability options in this story are using 100% natural and reusable kete that is good for the environment or use the reusable bag that is not that good for the environment.

Q3) Flax - Harakeke

Q4) It lasts forever and you can bury it when you’re finished. It’s completely natural and environmentally friendly or you can plant with it. It can carry food, water and supplies.

Q5) The traditional use I can see kete was used for would be carrying and transporting things.

Q6) Countdown

What are the two Environmental Sustainability options in this story?
- Reuse-able bags and Kete

What material is used as the new but old viable alternative?

- Flax or Harakeke.

According to the Weaver, what are the benefits of using this material?
- It is 100% natural and is very reuse-able.

What traditional use (can you see) were kete used for?
- Moving produce (like potatoes)

What food market is willing to supply kete, if there is a demand?
- Countdown

Awareness: Overpopulation

Affect: Native forestry is being destroyed for homes of other people - leading to extinction of native tree species along with native animals home to the forests e.g kiwis and other native birds

Awareness: Air pollution

Affect: cracking the Ozone layer causing harmful UV rays to break through the cracks damaging people’s skin leading to skin complications later in life e.g melanoma, also damaging to some native plants

Awareness: Water pollution

Affect: Damaging aqua life.

Q2) the Eco-friendly solution in this article suggests that reusable and natural kete bags are revolutionary for the environment or use the unsustainable yet reusable bag.

Q3) Kete (flax).

Q4) Its completely natural and can decompose with no environmental damage, e.g burying.

Q5)They were used for holding food or agricultural goods.

Q6) Countdown.