Cuttlefest Citizen Science  

 

Cuttlefest celebrates the amazing marine life in our oceans and provides a great opportunity for schools, community groups and citizens to learn more about our local coast and marine environment and to get involved in on-ground conservation projects. Use the links below for great ideas on how you can get involved in citizen science and school activities for the annual Cuttlefest (held in Whyalla during winter) and also throughout the year.

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School Activities and teachers resources

Marine Parks of South Australia
teaching resources

Did you know the animal that has inspired Cuttlefest, the amazing Giant Australian Cuttlefish, breed in Upper Spencer Gulf Marine Park?

Bring the cuttlefish and marine parks into your classroom by using these teaching resources.

 

Giant Australian Cuttlefish | Great Southern Reef

 

RESOURCES from national parks and wildlife services sa

OR THE COVERS BELOW

Year 5 & 6 Resource: Be part of an invention convention about marine parks in South Australian waters is focussed on STEM.

Year 7-10 Resource: Understanding more about marine parks in South Australian waters is focussed on ecotourism with links to STEM, Geography and Work Studies.

PRIMARY & SECONDARY

A playful seal swims in clear water, promoting an "Invention Convention" about marine parks in South Australia for students.    Underwater scene featuring snorkelers exploring marine life in South Australian waters, with educational text overlay.

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