topic 1 Flashcards

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what do people depend on nature for?

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  • nature provides air & water
  • nature provides space for recreation
    -> allows people to bond
    -> maintain physical & mental well-being
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what does nature depend on people for?

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  • people may tend to the health of nature areas
    -> ensures plants & animals thrive
  • people may encourage one another to enjoy nature areas without causing damage
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how can nature benefit people?

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  • lowering air temp
  • presence of vegetation
    -> provides shade
    -> reduce direct sunlight
    -> cools surrounding air
  • plants absorb CO2 & release O2
  • opportunities for recreational activities
  • reduce health conditions
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how can people benefit nature?

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  • local communities raise awareness ab the value of nature areas
    -> encourage +ve behaviours
  • local communities can organise/participate in conservation efforts
    -> clean-up programmes
    -> provide healthy environment for species to thrive
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disadvantages caused by people to nature

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  • causing soil erosion & damaging vegetation
    -> when people hike off trail
    -> trample of vegetation, damaging plants & effecting their growth
  • worsening pollution & disturbing wildlife
    -> littering
    -> animals may eat litter & die
    -> animals may get hurt by litters
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disadvantages caused by nature to people

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  • animals may harm people if unintentionally provoked
  • sg expand urban areas > shrink natural habitats > wildlife venture out for food & shelter > increase in human-wildlife encounters
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how do people acquire a sense of place in their neighbourhood?

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  • repeated encounters with objects & ppl
    -> create memories & meanings w them
  • significant/memorable events
    -> landmarks r highly visible & easy for people to remember (symbolic)
    -> landmarks may hold +ve/-ve memories
    -> interactions w ppl @ everyday places
    (attachment to those places)
    (sense of belonging)
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what is a sense of place?

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  • developed when people associate meanings & memories w locations
  • reflects the relationship people have w the places around them
  • builds identity
    -> understand ourselves + others better
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how is a sense of place represented?

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  • social media
    -> ppl post on there w text, audios…
    -> shared w others
    -> reflects ppl’s memories, ideas & significance of the location
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how individual’s sense of place could be enhanced/contradicted by different representations?

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POSITIVE :
- respond well to representations that agree with how we feel ab places
-> add new layers of meanings
-> reveal interesting info ab them
-> enhance sense of place

NEGATIVE :
- respond defensively to representations that challenges our sense of place
-> dismiss the media content
-> perceive them as untruths

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