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What is conservation? “ different things to different people”

What is conservation? “ different things to different people”. As a psychologist…. Piaget’s theory of conservation The Sweets Experim ent: * * * * * * * * * *. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIUOrElPiE4. Definition-.

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What is conservation? “ different things to different people”

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  1. What is conservation? “different things to different people”

  2. As a psychologist… • Piaget’s theory of conservation The Sweets Experiment: * * * * * * * * * *

  3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIUOrElPiE4

  4. Definition- “The preservation, management and care of the natural and cultural resources”

  5. As an Artist… Conservation of paintings & Artefacts A painting thought to be the earliest replica of Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa has been discovered at Madrid's Prado Museum. The restored painting (right) offers more detail than the original (left)

  6. Why is this important? • The original painting (in the Louvre in Paris) is obscured by several layers of old, cracked varnish. Cleaning and restoration is thought to be too risky because the painting is fragile. • There is still some restoration to complete on the new painting but, once it is finished, it will be exhibited at the Louvre in March, allowing visitors to compare the two works.

  7. As a scientist…. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VscjSg_imo&feature=player_detailpage#t=7s

  8. As a historian ...buildings/architecture It was founded in 1908 and formally opened in 1910, when a dance hall was added. Its centrepiece was its distinctive dome, now a Grade 2 listed building; when it was built it was believed to be the second largest unsupported concrete dome in the UK. There are towers on either side of the entrance to the fairground, and situated on top of them two half-life-size female lead figures, one carrying a cymbal, the other a tambourine.

  9. Spanish city…. • Opened in 1910 –Spanish city was a smaller version of Blackpool’s pleasure beach. • Architectural significant -renaissance style front and the concrete dome. • Grade 2 listed. • Originally included a theatre then ballroom & live music venue. Dire Straits songwriter dedicated a song in 1980 to it. • Was once used as a classroom for WBHS pupils in 1980 during a strike!

  10. Theatre Royal Newcastle • It is one of only seven Grade 1 listed theatres in England • Opened in February 1837, three months before Queen Victoria ascended the throne. • It is regarded by many as one of the UK’s most beautiful theatre building. • Celebrates its 175th anniversary this month. • (18th/19th Feb) • The restoration project, cost £4.75 million in total.

  11. Other famous buildings in Newcastle Fenwicks-Art Deco

  12. As an environmentalist - conservation of energy • Six of the top Renewable Energy Sources: - Tidal - Wave - Solar - Wind - Hydroelectricity - Nuclear Newcastle is one of the major leading cities developing renewable technologies on our doorstep.

  13. And as a biologist-Marine Conservation • 90% of big predators have gone • 20% of coral reefs are gone • ½ of the worlds Oxygen is produced by our oceans. • 80% of the world's fisheries are now overexploited, depleted or recovering from over fishing.

  14. 3 simple things You can help by simply: • Recycling rubbish (especially plastic bags) • Reducing your energy consumption and your carbon footprint. • Buying sustainable food sources –like line caught fish.

  15. The hands that can destroy can also conserve • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdfaPw72384

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