AS 91759 · 4 credits · Internal
Land use issues
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You need to explore and understand the different perspectives and issues around how land is used in Aotearoa. This could involve looking at iwi/hapū viewpoints, government views, or environmental concerns, and identifying the tensions or conflicts that arise when different groups want to use land in different ways. You'll examine real examples like housing developments, conservation efforts, or disputes over who has rights to use particular places.
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What you actually do
- ·Identify at least two different perspectives on how land should be used (such as iwi perspectives, government viewpoints, or community interests)
- ·Explain what issues or problems come up when land is used in different ways, using specific examples
- ·Analyse different strategies or approaches used to solve land use conflicts and evaluate how well they work
- ·Support your discussion with references to the contexts and groups involved (like hapū, councils, or environmental agencies)
- ·Compare how different perspectives on land use lead to different outcomes for communities and the environment
AAchieved
You identify different perspectives on land use and describe some issues that arise, using relevant examples.
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