Biodiversity education

Biodiversity and why it is not decoration

Philippine endemism, what a keystone species does, and the wildlife trade as it actually appears: a roadside stall, not a documentary. Includes how to report suspected illegal wildlife trade without endangering yourself.

Lessons: 4
Total time: 38 min
Quizzes: 4
Level: Intermediate

The lessons

In order, though nothing stops you starting where you need to.

1
Why so much of it lives nowhere else
Island biogeography, explained with birds you have seen.
Video10 minQuiz
2
What a keystone species does
Remove one, and the structure changes. Real Philippine examples.
Infographic8 minQuiz
3
The wildlife trade looks like a roadside stall
What is protected, what the law says, and what it looks like in practice.
Reading11 minQuiz
4
Reporting suspected wildlife trade safely
Anonymity, evidence, and the agencies that handle it.
Reading9 minQuiz

Lesson content in preparation

The structure, sequencing, formats and assessment design are complete and shown here in full. The teaching material itself is written with teachers and reviewed against the DepEd curriculum before any school uses it.

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Why so much of it lives nowhere else

What a keystone species does

The wildlife trade looks like a roadside stall

Reporting suspected wildlife trade safely

Other tracks

Climate change, and what it does here

Waste segregation that actually works

Plastic pollution and the sachet economy