S3 - Human-Nature Relationship Recap

The following are examples of ... :

- Lowering temperature

- Removing pollutants

- Providing space for recreation

The following are examples of how ​​ ______ :

- Raising awareness to encourage positive behaviour that does not damage the environment

• - Environmental stewardship

• - Greening efforts by the state

- Organise and participate in conservation efforts

The following are examples of how ​​ _______​ :

- Soil Compaction, leading to soil erosion

- Worsening pollution

- Disturbing wildlife

The following are examples of how ​​ __________ :

- Human-wildlife conflicts

- Perceiving environmental protection to be limiting development

Choose all the ways human benefits nature. (You must pick all the correct options to score full marks)

• Lowering air temperature

• Removing pollutants through photosynthesis

• Raising awareness to encourage positive behaviour that does not damage nature

• Conservation efforts

• Soil erosion, caused by soil compaction

Choose all the ways nature benefits humans. (You must pick all the correct options to score full marks)

• Lowering air temperature

• Removing pollutants through photosynthesis

• Raising awareness to encourage positive behaviour that does not damage nature

• Conservation efforts

• Provision of recreation space

Choose all the ways nature bring disadvantages to humans. (You must pick all the correct options to score full marks)

• Urban Expansion

• Human-wildlife conflicts

• Nature area may be perceived as limiting development because of the need to protect it

• Lowering of air temperature

• Provision of recreation space

Choose all the ways humans bring disadvantages to nature. (You must pick all the correct options to score full marks)

• Increasing soil erosion through soil compaction

• Damaging vegetation and habitats, especially through trampling

• Growing interest in outdoor recreation

• Worsening pollution, such as littering in nature areas and releasing chemicals into waterways.

• Disturbing wildlife, such as giving them food.

Humans and nature ​ are _______ each other because they provide benefits and advantages to each other.

• mutually dependent on

• mutually affecting

• mutually helping

• mutually destroying

Humans and nature ​ _______ each other because they provide benefits and disadvantages to each other.