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National Parks in Western Australia are the topic of a school report. The report will be organized using headings and may include images. Headings will cover why national parks exist, who manages them in WA, allowed and prohibited activities, and a focus on one featured park with a location map. Students are directed to take thorough notes from sources with full citations and submit them along with the completed report, which can be researched with a partner but must be individually written.
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