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# Related resources

| Benthic marine ecology | Mud samples | Related resources | Teaching notes |

## Centre for Learning Innovation

These resources may be obtained from the Centre for Learning Innovation, www.cli.nsw.edu.au/cli or via the Teaching and Learning exchange, www.tale.edu.au where you will need a DET username and password.

- Grime scene investigation is a web-based, multimedia resource with interactive learning activities aimed at preparing Stage 4 students for a field trip to an estuary. It is in the format of a webquest (4.10).
- Australian environments is a unit of work to support Stage 5 science students learn about ecosystems (5.10)
- Living things is an interactive unit of work which supports students learning about classification of living things and the factors that affect their survival in an ecosystem (4.10, 4.8)
- Backyard survival: about bugs is an interactive web-based resource that focuses on collection and classification of bugs (4.8, 4.14).
- Backyard survival: food for all allows students to investigate feeding relationships using this multimedia resource (4.10).
- Backyard survival: an ant investigation provides students with a scaffolded approach to designing a controlled experiment to investigate ant behaviour (4.8, 4.13, 4.14, 4.17).
- A local ecosystem is a unit of work designed to support Stage 6 biology students investigating their local ecosystem (8.2).
- Local environment is a unit of work designed to support Stage 6 senior science students investigating their local ecosystem (8.5).
- The local environment is a unit of work designed to support Stage 6 earth and environmental science students investigating their local ecosystem (8.3).

## Websites

Learn more about Dr Melanie Bishop by visiting the website below.

- Want to know about Melanie Bishop’s profile and her research interests? Go to her staff page UTS Faculty of Science website to find out.

Want to know more about benthic marine ecology? Visit the websites below:

- The Great Barrier Reef marine park website has lots of information about the state of the reef, climate change, fisheries and more.
- The Marine life website contains links to a huge array of information related to the sea, eg arthropods, the ocean floor and coral reefs.

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