Environmental Sciences topic corrections page

• David Rowswell (Unlicensed) please delete the following from Wokje's story.

“I am passionate about facilitating learning for students with disabilities. I have a visual disability myself, and know from experience that a little extra support can make all the difference.”

Change the first sentence on the people page to read:

Find out what it’s like to study Environmental Sciences at Victoria from students and a lecturer.

Under 'Ecology and Biodiversity' study option correct the sentence under the fact to read:

Study at the number one ranked tertiary institution in New Zealand for overall research quality in ecology. You'll explore topics including physical and biological processes in ecology, genetics and molecular biology, statistics, plant ecology and conservation, animal ecology and behaviour, and evolution.

Please add a video under Ecology and Biodiversity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYySUA_681g&feature=youtu.be

Title - Studying the potential behaviour of rhino horn poachers

Cover image - 0.22

Caption - A group of Biology students carry out an experiment to try to understand how poachers might change their behaviour if the horns of live rhino were poisoned.

Placement - after all intro text

please add new captions as per yellow box on M drive sheet - Environment Slideshow details.doc

Also correct spelling error in yellow on last caption

Real world connections - remove apostrophe

.......GNS Science, and its own Antarctic Research Centre.....

In Peter's story - please add a link on the word 'Āwhina' - link to http://www.victoria.ac.nz/students/get-involved/lead-mentor/awhina

(decided not to use a tooltip)

Videos need cover sills - these have been specified but currently all are showing Lisa Marriott

• Cover/still for "Researching ocean temperatures and discovering Antartica - cover shot 0.09
• Cover/still for "Exploring Biology, Ecology and the marine environment' - cover shot 0.12 or 0.53 reversed.

Videos need cover sills - these have been specified but currently all are showing Lisa Marriott

The Marine Conservation subject has the wrong content. Please replaced with;

Marine Conservation PG

Learn about protecting the marine environment in a country with an international reputation in marine conservation and good fisheries management.

New Zealand is the perfect place to study marine issues—with unparalleled access to a range of temperate marine environments, including rocky shores, estuaries, fiords and sea mounts. In Wellington you'll be in easy reach of two marine reserves – Taputeranga, on the city's south coast, and Kāpiti, a little further north.

You'll explore examples from New Zealand, Australia and the South Pacific, and learn how to apply what you've learned worldwide.

Get your degree in New Zealand's first graduate programme in Marine Conservation. There's a pressing need for scientists to work with the growing number of Marine Protected Areas in the South Pacific region and beyond. Graduates in Marine Conservation are highly sought after.

Corrections to attributes of PG programmes:

• MConBio is 1 year and 180 points
• MSc is 1 or 2 2 years and 120 or 240 points
• MEnvStud should link to http://www.victoria.ac.nz/sgees/study/postgraduate-study/enviromental-studies/study-options#menvstud
• MMarCon is 1 year and 180 points