Valuing Landscapes and Landforms

The traditional lands of the Darug people stretch north to where?

• Wisemans Ferry

• Blue Mountains

• Appin

• Botany Bay

The displacement of Darug people means that

• they have lost their way

• they have lost traditional stories and practices

• they have become richer and have better social outcomes

• they have depopulated

why was the Native Institute built?

• To assimilate Aborigines

• to respect Aborigines

• To value and respect Aborigines

• To discriminate Aborigines

Definition of Aesthetic Value is

• Valuing something based on its beauty and uniqueness. It is subjective

• Valuing something based on its ability to create financial gain

• Valuing something based on its ability to conserve the natural environment

• Valuing something based on its connection to other people

what are intangible connections?

• rock art and sacred trees

• middens

• stories and customs

• rock shelters and burial sites

How does tourism benefit local communities?

• it puts the local area on the "map"

• creates a demand for shops and better roads

• creates more traffic and pollution

• gives an opportunity to share culture and for economic reasons

what organisation oversees the protection of important physical and human environments?

• UNIQUO

• UNESCO

• UNIQUE

• WHO

if an area matches 10 set criteria it is inscribed on what list?

• World Heritage List

• World UNESO List

• WHO List

• Heritage List

What does PRESERVATION mean?

• protecting Earth's natural resources and economic benefit

• modifying or changing an outdoor area

• Strategies that attempt to maintain manmade environments

• Strategies that attempt to maintain natural environments

What world heritage site does Perth have?

• Rottnest Island

• Fremantle Prison

• Bell Tower

• Swan Valley