Talking about ways to protect local biodiversity and responding to situations that may harm the environment

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Learners evaluate actions affecting biodiversity: banning hunting, planting local trees and flowers, promoting mass tourism, educating people about biodiversity, and increasing one’s carbon footprint. The task then presents situations that may harm the environment, such as building a fire in a park, and asks groups to propose responses. Helpful actions protect species and habitats, while harmful actions may increase disturbance or pollution. Learners explain why a response protects the ecosystem rather than merely labelling it good or bad.