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International day of action for rivers

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Date: 
Saturday, 14 March 2015

Lift your voices to celebrate the world's rivers and those who struggle to protect them. It is a day to educate one another about the threats facing our rivers, and learn about better water and energy solutions.

» http://www.internationalrivers.org/international-day-of-action-for-rivers

Useful: 

ABC Science fact sheet - What is a catchment?

Useful: 

Murray Darling Basin Authority - How the Rivers Run - The Murrumbidgee catchment.

Useful: 

Waterwatch NSW - How to become involved including links to the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage web site for field guides and records.

Useful: 

Murray Darling Basin Authority resources for teachers including:
Basin Champion program 2014, Teacher lesson plans and worksheets as listed:-

Title Subject Years
Structures on the Murray River Geography, History, Science 5-8
Plants and animals of the Basin Science 5-8
Aboriginal nations in the Murray–Darling Basin Geography, History, Science 4-8
A brief history of water use Geography, History, Science 5-8, 6-9
What are the Murray River icon sites? Geography, Science 5-8
Managing our water – structures that make it work Geography, Science 5-8
Murray River icon sites – Hattah Lakes Geography, Science 5-8
Getting water to icon sites Geography, Science 6-8
Graphs and tables in the Basin Science, Mathematics 6-9
Acidification and acid sulfate soils Geography, Science 6-9

 

Useful : 

Murray darling basin Authority resources for students as listed:

Posters

Videos

  • Dr Dave fauna;
  • History of water use in the basin;
  • How a fishway works;
  • Eb & Flo raindrops travel the Murrumbidgee;
  • The water cycle in the basin;
  • River country spirit ceremony;
  • A shared responsibility- Indigenous knowledge;
  • Hattah Lakes storyline.

Games



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