A complete GCSE Biology lesson resource exploring the conflict between food production, economic development and wildlife conservation. This pack helps pupils understand the advantages and disadvantages of intensive farming methods, including fertilisers, pesticides and battery farming, while developing the evaluation skills needed for GCSE exam questions.

The resource includes clear notes, structured questions and answers to support understanding of key ideas such as environmental impact assessments, biodiversity and sustainable farming. Pupils are guided to analyse real-world issues and justify their opinions using scientific evidence.

Perfect for GCSE Biology (KS4) lessons on food production, ecosystems and human impact on the environment.

Includes:

Concise GCSE Biology knowledge notes
Retrieval and comprehension questions
Structured exam-style questions
Challenge tasks for higher ability pupils
Teacher answers included

Ideal for:

Lesson activities
Homework tasks
Retrieval practice
Revision sessions

Designed to support pupils in explaining the trade-offs between feeding a growing population and protecting ecosystems.