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What can we learn from the ways First Nations Peoples understand and sustainably manage water resources?
Warning — First Nations teachers and students are advised that this curriculum resource may contain images, voices or names of deceased people.
Unit details
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Unit overview
In this unit students:
- learn about water and the many places it’s found
- explore how water is perceived and valued
- understand how water connects places in the environment and enriches life
- learn how First Nations Peoples understand and care for water, as an integral part of Country
- develop and reflect on their appreciation for water and water places, learning to care for and sustain these places.
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