Biomes
This Biome is dry, sandy, and has very few plants. And water is hard to find.
Desert
This Australian animal spends most of its life sleeping in eucalyptus trees.
Koala
Take your rubbish with you and leave nature clean.
Dispose of Waste properly.
This biome rains a lot, dense forest with tons of green plants/vegetation and tall trees.
Tropical rainforest/Rainforest.
This Australian animal is famous for looking like it is smiling in photos.
Quokka
Stick to paths and camp on strong ground.
Travel and camp on Durable surfaces.
This biome huge is an open area covered mostly in grass (lots of grass) with only a few trees, usually open and sunny.
Grassland.
It has a long tail and carries its baby in a pouch.
Kangaroo
Look at nature, but don’t take anything home.
Leave what you find.
This biome has high steep mountains, very cold and windy, and lots of rocks.
Alpine.
It is one of only a few mammals in the world that lays eggs, and it has some spikes around its back.
Echidna.
Respect other people’s experience in nature.
Be considerate of others.
This biome has trees that change within the season, rainfalls throughout the year, there are many different types of trees.
Temperate Forest.
This Australian marsupial eats thousands of termites and has a striped back.
Numbat.
Think carefully about how your fire affects the environment.
Minimise Campfire Impacts.