Geography in Everyday Life - Do you know all these key terms?

3. The tendency of a pair of services, events and objects to be located near each other.
4. Made up of a few neighbourhoods.
9. Applying plans and actions to prevent new risks, reduce existing risks and manage disaster risks.
10. Achieved when people feel included and have a sense of shared identity.
11. Made up of between 400 and 800 residential units.
12. Achieved by ensuring that a neighbourhood has a high enough population density, which helps to support local businesses and keep transport and infrastructure costs low.

1. Areas with similar physical and/or human characteristics. May vary in size.
2. To sustainably manage natural resources and take urgent action on climate change to support the needs of present and future generations.
5. Benefits brought about by nature to people. Includes provisioning, regulating, cultural and supporting services.
6. The ability of a community to resist, adapt to and recover from impacts of disasters in a timely and efficient manner.
7. The actions taken by individuals or groups, to protect, care for or responsibly use the environment to pursue environmental and/or social outcomes
8. Developed when people associate meanings and memories with locations