Endangered species - Presentation task

In Unit 3: Geography, students are tasked with creating an engaging presentation about endangered species. The assignment begins by encouraging students to ponder a variety of initial questions that will guide their research. With access to both the internet and library resources, students are expected to gather comprehensive information on the topic. The presentation's format is flexible, allowing for creativity and personalisation. Students can choose from a PowerPoint presentation, a physical display, a written report, or even a combination of these methods. They are also welcome to explore any unique presentation ideas that they conceive.

The content of the presentation should be well-structured and designed to captivate the audience's attention. It's important that students not only present facts but also convey the significance and urgency of the subject matter. They are encouraged to explore what constitutes a rainforest, delve into the reasons behind their specific geographic locations, and identify which species are at risk of extinction if conservation efforts are not implemented. The goal of the presentation is to educate peers and possibly inspire action towards preserving endangered species. The project concludes with a note of encouragement, wishing students good luck in their endeavour to create a compelling and informative presentation.