Warrumbungle National Park Environmental Education Centre

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Mini-beasts - Survival of the fittest

Students examine insect adaptations in a woodland ecosystem.

They conduct a bug hunt in the Warrumbungle National Park and using microscopes (digital and light) students use iPads to write an e-book about adaptations of invertebrates.

Students learn how to complete a scientific drawing using a digital drawing app on the iPad and also hand drawing.

Students take home their scientific artwork for show and tell.

Please call to discuss costing, as it is dependent on a number of factors.

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Rock formation known as Belougery Spire.
Image: Belougery Spire

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We acknowledge and respect the Gamilaroi people, the traditional owners and custodians of this region. We honour their cultural, spiritual, and emotional connection to this land. We also acknowledge the other Indigenous nations and people whose traditional home this land is.

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