Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve

31 Oct, 03 AM - 31 Oct, 07 AM

1) Demonstrate techniques used in the observation and interpretation of flora and plant communities of coastal California. 2) Identification of the plant species and communities in of the coastal California. 3) Describe the biotic and abiotic factors that influence the distribution and phenotypes of the flora of coastal California. 4) Identify current threats and issues pertaining to conservation of flora of coastal California 5) Describe the basic principles operating in natural areas. 6) Record scientific observations of the major ecological features of the area(s) visited. 7) Comprehension of ideas and concepts and the ability to communicate this knowledge in the laboratory/field journal or the class project. 8) Development and accurate use of a scientific vocabulary.

Visit #36755 @Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve

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Under Project # 29489 | Class

Field Trip for SBCC Botany 123: Field Botany

faculty - Santa Barbara City College

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Matthew Kay Oct 31, 2014 (1 days)
Group of 24 Undergraduate Student Oct 31, 2014 (1 days)

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Day Use Only 24 Oct 31 (4 hours)