How does eating fish impact others? (Secondary) - Introduction
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Lesson duration is: 45 minIntroduction
This course provides a series of lessons that explore how our choices impact communities, human rights and the global ecosystem. Using the consumption of fish as a case study.
Instructions
Time: 45 minutes
Contact: education@seashepherdglobal.org
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This course provides a series of lessons that explore how our choices impact communities, human rights and the global ecosystem. Using the consumption of fish as a case study.
Slide 2 - Slide
This lesson provides the background for understanding our impact as a global citizen, looking at people, societies, the environment and the economy.
Learning activities:
Discussion and research to enable students to think about their potential impact and to understand the current state of global fisheries.
Learning activities:
Discussion and research to enable students to think about their potential impact and to understand the current state of global fisheries.
Slide 3 - Slide
This lesson covers how overfishing, due to high demand, can impact an ecosystem.
Learning activities:
Research and discussion on the impacts of overfishing in the Canadian herring fisheries.
Learning activities:
Research and discussion on the impacts of overfishing in the Canadian herring fisheries.
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This lesson covers how overfishing and illegal fishing impact artisanal fishing communities and how we ultimately contribute to this.
Learning activities:
Research and discussion on the impacts of illegal fishing, mapping the causes and impacts.
Learning activities:
Research and discussion on the impacts of illegal fishing, mapping the causes and impacts.
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This lesson uncovers some aspects of the illegal fishing industry which you might not have realized; modern slavery and human trafficking.
Learning activities:
Discussion and research on illegal fishing and human rights, mapping the causes and impacts.
Learning activities:
Discussion and research on illegal fishing and human rights, mapping the causes and impacts.
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This lesson covers how overfishing of specific species impacts an ecosystem.
Learning activities:
Discussion and research on the impacts of whaling on the global ecosystem.
Learning activities:
Discussion and research on the impacts of whaling on the global ecosystem.
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This lesson discusses what positive impacts or changes we could all make.
Learning activities:
Create infographics to educate others on the changes they can make.
Discuss what ocean based product are used at home and assess the consequences.
Learning activities:
Create infographics to educate others on the changes they can make.
Discuss what ocean based product are used at home and assess the consequences.
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