The document discusses how different groups value and use the natural environment in various ways, including Indigenous Australians, religious groups, farmers, and miners. It stresses the importance of valuing the environment for all that it provides to different communities and warns that without proper care and respect for the environment, our built-up areas could overtake natural spaces more quickly than expected. The overall message is the call to value the environment no matter how each group interacts with it.

1. Our Environment
is important to everyone
in different ways

2. Our Indigenous Australians
use the environment in their
unique ways

4. We need to
value the
natural
environment
just like the
Aboriginal
people.

5. Different
religions use
the
environment in
special ways for
their buildings
of worship

7. Our farmers
also value the
environment
for what it can
offer.

10. Our miners also
use the
environment for
its minerals and
resources which
help our built
environments.

11. Our built environment should be
valued and looked after as well

14. Because if we
don’t, then
this will
become our
backyard
view sooner
than we
expect

15. So let’s value our environment, no
matter how we use it!