Environmental Functions
Human Impacts and Change
Management Perspectives & Indigenous Knowledge
Global Sustainability
Skills
100

"Biodiversity" refers to:

The variety of all living organisms within an ecosystem.

100

the process of clearing trees and vegetation from a large area of land.

Deforestation

100

The core idea of looking after the earth is?

Sustainability

100

 This major US wetland system is the subject of one of the world's largest environmental restoration projects.

Florida Everglaves

100

These lines on a topographic map connect points of equal elevation and show the shape of the land.

contour

200

When a forest filters carbon dioxide from the air or a wetland purifies water, it is performing this type of function.

Service

200

If a forest's original area was 800 and it is now 600 , what is the percentage of the original forest remaining?

75%

200

To act sustainably is to

only take what is needed at that time to allow it to be used for future generations

200

In the Philippines, this human activity is a major cause of the degradation of coastal mangrove wetlands.

Over fishing

200

Which tool is used to give an exact 6-digit location on a topographic map?

Grid Reference (GR)

300

Which function is being used when a mining company extracts iron ore from the ground?

source function

300

a major "human-induced" cause of change in Australian wetlands could be?

Urbanisation

300

Why is the Indigenous practice of "Cool Burning" considered a sustainable management strategy?

It reduces fuel loads and promotes biodiversity without intense, destructive heat.

300

Japan is doing what to generate electricity through everyday people?

placing sensors in the ground and sindewalks that utilise kinetic engergy to create electrical enegry

300

What does the "S" stand for in the mapping acronym BOLTSS?

Scale

400

This function relates to the aesthetic, recreational, or religious value a landscape holds for people

Spiritual function

400

How do invasive "pest" species like Water Buffalo or Cane Toads typically affect a wetland food web?

They disrupt energy flow by outcompeting or preying on native species.

400

This worldview believes that humans have a responsibility to look after the Earth for future generations.

Stewardship 

400

What is the name of the international agreement from 2015 that swore to decrease global temperature increases?

The Paris Agreement

400

This is the precise three-digit degree measurement used to show direction from one point to another on a map.

Bearing

500

The 4s' of environmental functions are 

Source, Sink, Service, and Spiritual?

500

Which Country has the most camels in the World and why?

Australia as they have no natural predators

500

the indigenous way of life that ensured sustainability is?

Seasonal Hunter Gathering

500

Which Country Ranks the higghest in the Sustainable Development Report 2025? Do we know a key reason why?

Finland (closely followed by Sweeden and Denmark)

500

What comes first when using latitude and longitude

Lat is flat, so start with that. Use Long, and you will be wrong