Wednesday, 4 May 2016

Zimbabwe’s Wild Animals For Sale: National Parks Forced To Sell Wildlife Amid Drought BY MORGAN WINSOR, International Business Times

Concepts of thinking: Spatial Significance, Geographic Perspective, Patterns and Trends

Inquiry: WHAT MIGHT BE A BETTER ALTERNATIVE TO SELLING THE ANIMALS? How might selling of the animals impact their well being? When might the weather condition change to support the animals?

Activity: CONDUCT an ISSUE analysis to help determine the IMPACT of selling the animals and map.  add to the map the location of the animals to be sold as well as weather Patterns and trends to help make a prediction as to when condition might get better.  

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