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Biodiversity in Our Schoolyard — Project Guide

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Structured project guide: identify local species, monitor over a term, map habitats, and pitch a small biodiversity improvement to the school. Includes ID sheets, data templates and a scoring rubric.

Learning objectives

Practise observation, identification and record-keeping.
Analyse simple biodiversity indicators.
Communicate findings to a real audience.

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