MAKING A SPLASH – TAKING CARE OF ROEBUCK BAY
A year 5 Kimberley PEAC class made animations about the marine life around Broome and Roebuck Bay to help community awareness of their need for protection. Guest speakers from Roebuck Bay Working Group, Broome Bird Observatory and Broome Seagrass Monitoring shared knowledge and gave students hands on experience with the marine animals.
The students created short animations to send a message about protecting the marine life. Using a range of media and technology five short films were produced.
A selection of these animations have been shared with Broome residents and beyond.
Many thanks to Hannah Carnegie, Kimberley Regional PEAC Coordinator/ Teacher and her wonderful students for ‘Taking Care of Roebuck Bay!’
Migratory Shorebirds, a stop motion animation by PEAC students Taela and Lessie for the Science on Broome Coast series.
Marine Watch presents Save Dugongs and Seagrass is a claymation by Olivia and Callum for the Science on Broome Coast series.
How to be Croc Wise a claymation about being crocodile wise, put together by Cable Beach Primary School PEAC students Olivia and Callum for the Science on Broome Coast series.
Save the Snubfins a leggo animation about how to avoid harming Australian snubfin dolphins in Roebuck Bay by Bryn, Cody and Zac for the Science on Broome Coast series.
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