Angelo Coast Range Reserve

23 Apr, 10 AM - 25 Apr, 07 AM

The main purpose of the class trip to Angelo Reserve is to explore how to sample insects, especially in relation to plants and plant ecology. We will sample for insects with sweep nets, pitfall traps, sticky traps, visual search, and aquatic nets. Small pieces of plants will be removed but not taken from the Reserve. Most activities will be within the immediate vicinity of Fox Lodge and within a hour's hike from the lodge. Care will be taken not to disturb any ongoing experiments at the lodge and to reposition any logs, rocks, etc. that may be dislodged during field activites. Vehicles used to transport students will proceed only to Fox Lodge and remian in place there until departure. We will make every effort to minimize environmental impacts during our entire stay and especially during field execises. Captured insects will be immediately released where practical except for some specimens to retain for reference and further examination in follow-up labs on campus. This would be the second use of the Angelo Reserve for this class; we received no adverse comments on our first trip.

Visit #2428 @Angelo Coast Range Reserve

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Under Project # 1945 | Class

University of California Berkeley - Environmental Science, Policy and Management

faculty - University of California, Berkeley

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Group of 2 Faculty Apr 23 - 25, 2004 (3 days)
Group of 17 Undergraduate Student Apr 23 - 25, 2004 (3 days)

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Fox Creek Lodge 19 Apr 23 - 25, 2004