Angelo Coast Range Reserve

29 Aug, 04 AM - 30 Aug, 06 AM

The purpose of this visit is to familiarize graduate fellows participating in the GK-12 project for the 2005-06 school year with the Angelo Reserve as a site for field trips for their classes. We will review and plan for activities to be done with school classes that will come to the Angelo this fall and spring. Activities will include sampling aquatic invertebrates in the river, blacklighting for night flying insects, sampling insects in different terrestrial habitats, conducting a scavenger hunt, observing birds, hiking through different habitats to observe animals and plants, collect and press common plants (from chapparal, riparian, coniferous and meadow communities), live trapping small mammals around the meadow near Fox Creek Lodge (Peromyscus and Microtus), noosing western fence lizards (we usually find the most around the bathrooms and on stumps around Fox Creek Lodge).

Visit #7748 @Angelo Coast Range Reserve

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Under Project # 4940 | Public Use

Berkeley Natural History Museums GK-12

other - University of California, Berkeley

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Group of 10 K-12 Instructor Aug 29 - 30, 2005 (2 days)

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Fox Creek Lodge 10 Aug 29 - 30, 2005