Our excited group of Unit 2 Biologists visited the Melbourne Zoo on Wednesday 15 July.
Students actively participated in workshops where they studied the amazing Southern Corroboree frog and connected their learning to concepts such as biodiversity, adaptations, threats and conservation strategies for this critically endangered amphibian.
Students also practised their observational and data-collection skills in the butterfly enclosure and spent time analysing enclosures using bioethical approaches and concepts.
Our excited group of Unit 2 Biologists visited the Melbourne Zoo on Wednesday 15 July.
Students actively participated in workshops where they studied the amazing Southern Corroboree frog and connected their learning to concepts such as biodiversity, adaptations, threats and conservation strategies for this critically endangered amphibian.
Students also practised their observational and data-collection skills in the butterfly enclosure and spent time analysing enclosures using bioethical approaches and concepts.