The Blue Fish Tick (Secondary)

Produced By:

MSC

States:

Qld, NSW, SA, NT, ACT, Tas, WA

Aimed at:

Year 9

- 10

Curriculum 8.4

ACHGK061, ACHGK063, ACHGK064, ACHGK067, ACHGK070, ACHGK071, ACHGK073, ACHGK075, ACHGK074, ACHGS068, ACHGS071, ACHGS080

Curriculum 9.0:

Lesson Type:

Subjects:

Keywords:

Marine Stewardship, Standard, Principle, Overfishing, Sustainable fishing, Fish stocks, Environmental management, Fisheries management, fisheries, sustainability

The Blue Fish Tick (Secondary)

Marine conservation is an important aspect of preserving our planet’s delicate ecosystem. The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) is dedicated to ending overfishing and ensuring that our oceans remain healthy and abundant for future generations. The MSC Fisheries Standard is a tool that measures and supports sustainable fishing practices and is the focus of a comprehensive lesson plan for students ages 14 and above.

This engaging and interactive lesson will provide students with an in-depth understanding of the MSC Fisheries Standard, and how it is used to promote responsible fishing practices that protect our oceans and the species that call them home. The 40-60 minute lesson will challenge students to think critically about the importance of sustainable fishing, and how they can play a role in promoting this crucial cause.

The lesson plan is designed to be easy for teachers to implement and includes all the necessary resources, including a detailed overview of the MSC Fisheries Standard, interactive activities and discussion prompts and links to additional resources for further study. Whether you’re a seasoned teacher or just starting out, this lesson plan provides a valuable opportunity to educate your students about the importance of marine conservation and sustainable fishing practices.

So if you’re looking to educate your students about the critical importance of preserving our oceans and their species, the MSC Fisheries Standard lesson plan is a must-have resource. Whether you’re a teacher in a science or environmental studies class, or just looking for a fun and educational activity for your students, this lesson is an excellent way to encourage a love of marine conservation and sustainability.