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We can make our schools and cities more resilient to flooding by planting plants to increase absorbency.
What happens to rain when it falls in the city compared with in nature?
We are experiencing changes in our weather due to climate change, like more heavy rain events that cause flooding. Cities traditionally have plenty of hard surfaces like roads, roofs, playgrounds and car parks. These surfaces let water build up during rain events, filling stormwater drains and causing flooding.
In nature, soil and vegetation absorbs water and reduces the risk of flooding.
Years 6-8
Science, Planet Earth and Beyond, Technology, Nature of Technology, Social Sciences
Two classes (about 60 students)
All year
Full-day programme: $9 per student
Email: longbay.schoolbookings@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Long Bay Regional Park
Beach Road
Long Bay
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