Angelo Coast Range Reserve

13 Apr, 09 AM - 15 Apr, 06 AM

The purpose of this trip is to expose students in the Education for Sustainable Living Program to biodiversity and ecological principles in a natural California landscape. Students will have an opportunity to conduct hands-on field observations, animal and plant surveys, and enjoy an outdoor atmosphere. Our class will spend Friday evening at Fox Creek surveying animal diversity (this will include log-rolling, rock-turning, and walking along creek banks). All animals will be handled with assistance by a graduate student in biology (Sean Schoville, UC Berkeley, ESPM, permit-holder with CDFG), and cover objects will be returned to their natural position. On Saturday morning, we will hike to the White House and Eel River to survey forest and meadow habitat (visual surveys and insect netting). All insects will be released following capture. In the afternoon, we will access trails in the vicinity of Fox Creek lodge to conduct field observations. On Saturday evening, we will remain in the vicinity of Fox Creek Lodge. Finally, we plan to depart early Sunday afternoon.

Visit #11541 @Angelo Coast Range Reserve

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Under Project # 7597 | Class

Education for Sustainable Living Ecological Retreat

faculty - University of California, Berkeley

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Group of 3 Faculty Apr 13 - 15, 2007 (3 days)
Group of 23 Undergraduate Student Apr 13 - 15, 2007 (3 days)

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Classroom 26 Apr 13 - 15, 2007
Fox Creek Lodge 26 Apr 13 - 15, 2007