STOP PRESS: Find out how you can use Cry of the Forests in your classroom.
Download the comprehensive Study Guide for Cry of the Forests. The guide is for students in Years 5 to 12.
📝 Download Study Guide for ‘Cry of the Forests’ https://cryoftheforests.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Cry-of-the-Forests-teachers-resource.pdf
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📀 Buy DVD ‘Cry of the Forests’ (contact us to purchase a DVD of the film)
Curriculum Links:
Cry of the Forests is suitable for Years 5 to 12 students undertaking:
- Science
- Geography
- Economics and Business
With further links to English, Senior Biology and the Cross-curricular priorities of Sustainability and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures. Teachers are advised to consult the Australian Curriculum and curriculum outlines relevant to their state or territory for further information.
More Teachers Resources
You can also check out our Additional Resources page for short videos or download the info-graphics below. Click on the images to download them. Graphics credits: Donna Chapman Red Cloud Design prepared for the WA Forest Alliance 2020
Forests are vital for climate
Forests are a crucial part of the global carbon cycle
Mature Forests store more carbon
Protecting Forests is climate action
Logging and clearing releases carbon
We need a proforestation model for WA’s forests
How is the wood used?
The carbon cycle explained
Jess Beckerling from the WA Forest Alliance explains how forests are vital to drawing carbon out of the atmosphere and helping to make rain.
