Across
- 1. A world view that informs ways of achieving sustainability. Ethical stewardship supports the careful management of environmental resources for the benefit of present and future generations. Stewards do not own resources, they manage them.
- 2. The physical features and relief (differences in elevation) of the land.
- 3. A service is any intangible (something that cannot be touched) act provided by another person, for example tourism or doctor’s services.
- 7. The process where water is absorbed by plants from the soil through its roots and stems to its leaves, where some evaporation occurs, adding to water vapour.
- 8. Changes or variations in patterns, such as precipitation patterns in weather and climate.
- 11. The degree of sediment stirred up or suspended in water.
- 12. variation Variations at different times.
Down
- 1. The concept of sustainability is about the capacity of the environment to continue to support human life and the life of other living creatures in the future.
- 3. A climate zone with very low rainfall between 250 mm to 500 mm per year that is characterised by large grassy plains, small bushes and shrubs and large temperature differentials between day and night.
- 4. The day to day climatic conditions
- 5. irrigation Water is sprayed under pressure over the crops.
- 6. value The religious value of something, or its importance to your spiritual/religious/cultural beliefs.
- 9. Eroded soil particles carried by rivers.
- 10. scarcity The limited availability of water.