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Food Webs

Create an Australian kelp forest food web

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  • Create Your Food Web

    1 Lesson
    • Step 1: Planning & Research

      Your task is to research species of the Great Southern Reef to build a food web. Please read all of the lesson instructions carefully before getting started.

  • Step 2: Make Your Draft

    Plan how you will be creating your food web and decide if it will be digital or on paper. Connect the organism names with arrows.

  • Step 3: Design Your Kelp Forest Food Web

    Fill up as much of your page as possible and consider using colours to represent different trophic levels.

  • Extension

    1 Lesson
    • Use your food web to create a presentation and write a paragraph

      Back in the 1960s and 70s, southern bluefin tuna was highly overfished. Extensive research and strict regulations helped now change things around. Watch the video above and use your food web to create a presentation / write a paragraph to predict what may have happened if regulations weren't put in place.

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Acknowledgement of Country

The Great Southern Reef Foundation is humbled by the opportunity to listen and learn from Sea Country, Traditional Owners and continuing custodians.  We respect and honour the vital wisdom and knowledge of the Elders and, since time immemorial, the kinship and reciprocity that binds Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders to Sea Country.

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