Litter Free Oceans – Immersive Study Day
📅 2025 Program Dates:
Stage 2 – Tuesday 4th November 2025 (Limited Capacity)
Stage 5 – Wednesday 12th November 2025 (Available)
💡 Be sure to specify your preferred stage and date in your EdTripper enquiry — places are limited and fill quickly.
Taronga Zoo’s Litter Free Oceans immersive study day invites students in Stage 2 and Stage 5 to explore the impact of marine debris on wildlife and ecosystems — and how we can all be part of the solution.
Through inquiry-based learning, real-world data analysis and interactive marine experiences, students will investigate the global challenge of plastic pollution and its impact on ocean biodiversity.
The program includes live animal observations, waste audits, discussions around sustainable behaviours, and participation in Taronga’s Litter Free Oceans campaign.
About the Program
📅 2025 Program Dates:
Stage 2 – Tuesday 4th November 2025 (Limited Capacity)
Stage 5 – Wednesday 12th November 2025 (Available)
💡 Be sure to specify your preferred stage and date in your EdTripper enquiry — places are limited and fill quickly.
Taronga Zoo’s Litter Free Oceans immersive study day invites students in Stage 2 and Stage 5 to explore the impact of marine debris on wildlife and ecosystems — and how we can all be part of the solution.
Through inquiry-based learning, real-world data analysis and interactive marine experiences, students will investigate the global challenge of plastic pollution and its impact on ocean biodiversity.
The program includes live animal observations, waste audits, discussions around sustainable behaviours, and participation in Taronga’s Litter Free Oceans campaign.
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Questions & Answers
Objectives
Stage 2:
Science & Technology: ST2-1WS-S, ST2-2DP-T, ST2-4LW-S
Geography: GE2-1, GE2-2, GE2-3
Students identify environmental problems, propose practical solutions, and apply critical thinking to local conservation efforts.
Stage 5:
Geography: GE5-3, GE5-5, GE5-7
Science: SC5-6WS, SC5-7WS, SC5-14LW
Students evaluate the ecological and human dimensions of marine pollution, and understand the role of science in environmental decision-making.
Students will:
Investigate the sources and effects of plastic pollution
Collect and analyse real waste data
Learn about marine species impacted by human activity
Propose and commit to sustainable actions at school and home
Engage with Taronga’s broader sustainability and conservation initiatives