Jordan has investigated the Bunbury Outer Ring Road Environmental impact statement. Jordan visited various ecologically sensitive sites and examined the impact of the new road on the water systems and native vegetation. Jordan reviewed satellite photos of the road route and the various ring road bridges and access points. New fencing and impact on the built environment was investigated and a photo history of road progress prepared.

Science

• Jordan learned about the impact of roads on water systems and native vegetation.
• Jordan examined satellite photos to understand the route of the road and the various bridges and access points.
• Jordan investigated the effect of new fencing on the built environment.
• Jordan prepared a photo history of the road's progress.

Social Studies

• Jordan explored the Bunbury Outer Ring Road Environmental impact statement to understand its implications on the environment.
• Jordan visited ecologically sensitive sites to assess the impact of the road.
• Jordan studied the impact of the road on the water systems and native vegetation.
• Jordan considered the impact of the road on the built environment.

For further development related to this activity, encourage Jordan to continue exploring environmental impact statements and their effects on various ecosystems. Jordan can also research the importance of preserving ecologically sensitive sites and advocate for sustainable road development practices. Additionally, Jordan can further develop their photography skills by documenting environmental changes and progress in other projects.

Book Recommendations

• The Great Kapok Tree by Lynne Cherry: This book explores the importance of preserving rainforests and the interconnectedness of ecosystems.
• Flush by Carl Hiaasen: This novel follows the story of a young boy fighting against illegal dumping and pollution in his community.
• Hoot by Carl Hiaasen: Another novel by Carl Hiaasen, it highlights the impact of development on wildlife and the importance of conservation efforts.