Coastal habitat geog沿海栖息地地理.biz.ppt

Coastal habitat Studland Bay Your name!! Studland Bay This is what you have to be able to do for the exam - Describe the area Describe Wildlife Describe plants in the area Describe how one plant and one animal are specially adapted Describe 3 conflicts in the area Describe 2 strategies to deal with the conflict Studland Bay – the first 4 pages SW England, Dorset (location maps – UK) Sandy beaches with sand dunes and heath land SSSI and nature reserve (show this/where it is) Popular tourist attraction! (show why) Wildlife Photos + brief description – animals per slide Reptiles Birds Fish Sea-horses Plants – same style as the animals slides All on one slide: Marram grass Lyme grass Heather Adaptations – explain and show what they are - briefly Marram grass Grebes Conflict – investigate these and one slide on each Walkers across dunes cause erosion Anchors from boats destroy sea grass and seahorses-protected by law Heath land damaged by fire-2008, 6 acres destroyed Strategies to reduce conflict National Trust manages the area and educates visitors (information signs) provided fire-beaters Boardwalks guide people over dunes Sand-dunes fenced off and marram grass planted to stabilise the sand