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Unit 2 Tourism

Unit 2 Tourism

Overview
Activity Sheet 1 Tourist activities available in the Mornington Peninsula
Activity Sheet 2 The characteristics of tourists in the Mornington Peninsula
Activity Sheet 3 The impacts of tourism in the Mornington Peninsula
Activity Sheet 4 Managing tourism in the Mornington Peninsula

Water in the World

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Environmental Change and Management

Environmental Change and Management

Unit 1 Hazards and Disasters

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Fieldwork

Fieldwork

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20/21 season Done and dusted. ‘Polperro’ up on

20/21 season Done and dusted. ‘Polperro’ up on the hard at Queenscliff for her annual R&R. It’s been an amazing season with incredible encounters and wonderful guests 💙🐬 looking forward to a COVID free summer for 21/22

Blue Moon. Cracker by @jamesgeer of the old girl a

Blue Moon. Cracker by @jamesgeer of the old girl at rest.

Despite the grey skies, wind and swell; the dolphi

Despite the grey skies, wind and swell; the dolphins were n sparkling form today 🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬

Surf’s up at Portsea front beach over the weeken

Surf’s up at Portsea front beach over the weekend. 🤙

Lovely dip today before a wild weekend of weather.

Lovely dip today before a wild weekend of weather. 📹@jessbeckhamphotography

Onboard overboard with @jessbeckhamphotography

Onboard overboard with @jessbeckhamphotography

Over this Easter weekend, the Sorrento Pier was an

Over this Easter weekend, the Sorrento Pier was an embarrassment
. Rubbish, bait, discarded fishing gear and piles of seaweed dredged up off the bottom and dumped everywhere. We helped a distressed dog owner who’s dog had swallowed a baited fishing hook that was left on the pier and had to be rushed to emergency. As we removed the tangled fishing line from the seaweed....we discovered that it was full of tiny critters, including tiny sea horse and a family of brittle stars left to die on the pier.
While it’s so awesome seeing everyone out enjoying this incredible weather and freedom along our coastline....we all need to make sure we all do our bit to look after Melbourne’s beating blue heart...and it’s residents, big and small #weareallinthistogether

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