Marine and coastal conservation

Reefs, seagrass and mangroves as one connected system rather than three separate topics. Covers marine protected areas, what bantay dagat volunteers actually do, and how to document reef damage in a way an agency can act on.

Lessons: 4
Total time: 46 min
Quizzes: 4
Level: Intermediate

The lessons

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

1
Reef, seagrass and mangrove are one system
Why protecting one and ignoring the others fails.
Video12 minQuiz
2
What a marine protected area does
And the difference between one on paper and one in the water.
Reading10 minQuiz
3
Mangroves: the cheapest sea wall there is
Storm protection, nursery habitat, carbon. Plus why planting the wrong species fails.
Infographic9 minQuiz
4
Documenting reef damage properly
Transects, scale references, GPS marks. What makes evidence usable.
Activity15 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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What a marine protected area does

Mangroves: the cheapest sea wall there is

Documenting reef damage properly

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